At Christmas, Jack Gilman president of UNH a cappella group Not Too Sharp, got to accompany his friends on a trip to New York city for a special appearance on NBC’s “Today” show.
New guidelines support focusing on compressions rather than the breathing part of CPR.
Through February check out an exhibit of Canaan-based sculptor Emile Birch’s “Memorials” at the Karl Drerup Art Gallery at Plymouth State University.
Just as 2014 was coming to a close, NH’s theatre family lost a dear friend named Kevin Riley. He was a friend of mine too. Not a close one, but a guy I was glad to know. I never heard him speak an unkind word about anyone — and in the ego-driven world of theatre, that’s rare.
In December one of the biggest surprises in years occurred when the state’s House of Representatives picked 11-term Hudson Republican Shawn Jasper to be that body’s leader.
The Portsmouth food scene today is well respected, but credit for its first bright light belongs to Chef James Haller and the Blue Strawbery.
On Feb. 5 Zorvino Vineyards in Sandown will host a wine tasting and food pairing that features a touch of chocolate in every dish.
These great venues – including Opera North, the Weathervane Theatre and more – don’t turn off the lights when the snow starts to fly.
Head up north and you might expect wilderness and solitude in lieu of culture and community. However, when you emerge north of the Notch, you may be surprised to find a thriving, exciting and vibrant art scene that calls Littleton and the surrounding area its home.
Our iconic summer destinations — the Lakes Region and Lake Winnipesaukee in particular — don’t just sit dormant during the winter, waiting silently for ice out to come alive once again. For those in the know, there’s much fun to be had on these frozen expanses.
