Introducing MONA
The inaugural exhibition by Markus Linnenbrink at the Museum of New Art in Portsmouth.
The Extraordinarily Broad & Comprehensive Knowledge of Multigenerational Interdisciplinary Artist R.P. Hale
Meet Concord’s own polymath, Renaissance man, compulsive master of many things and life-long explorer of knowledge.
Our Paradoxical Town
Legend has it that “Our Town” is the most performed play in the country. While we can neither confirm nor deny this claim, there’s no doubt it’s been interpreted in many ways. And yet, a recent performance managed to surprise.
Holiday Guide
It’s time to get into the holiday spirit! We’ve rounded up a list of our favorite events, unique gift ideas and delicious recipes.
Music Is Magic
The Shaw Brothers’ legacy inspires a nonprofit organization that brings the healing power of music to seniors.
Jazz, Blues and Cuisine
Jimmy's Jazz & Blues Club offers inspirational jazz and blues paired with fine dining, libations and a lively scene.
Chris Salmon: Designer, Innovator, Teacher
Sun catcher artist creates environmentally friendly, brilliant works
NH Maker & Food Fest Returns to Downtown Dover
A diverse collection of artists, tinkerers, chefs, writers and educators will gather in and around downtown Dover in mid-September to celebrate creativity and innovation at the annual day-long NH Maker and Food Fest at the Children's Museum of New Hampshire.…
Another Exclusive Excerpt From Howard Mansfield's Newest Book
Enjoy another excerpt from Howard Mansfield’s latest book, “Chasing Eden.”
Exclusive Excerpt From Howard Mansfield’s Newest Book
Read the first chapter from renowned New Hampshire author Howard Mansfield’s new book, “Chasing Eden.”
New Hampshire’s Record Stores Make A Comeback
Record stores never really died out, but a handful in the Granite State are enjoying renewed popularity.
For the Record: Show & Tell
Tell us: What was your first record or the album that changed your life?
Cubicle Concerts
New Hampshire Magazine is excited to introduce a new series called Cubicle Concerts.
Our new project features local musicians as they drop-in to the New Hampshire Magazine offices, set up in our tastefully decorated cubicle, and do what they do best.
We know about the Granite State’s amazing homegrown talent, and now we want the world to know.
Quarantine Concerts
The New Hampshire Magazine Cubicle is dark. Due to social distancing, live music is taking a bit of a hit. However, with the help, talent and can-do attitude of local musicians, the music will continue.
For now, the Cubicle is virtual. Support live music, sing and dance along at home (because no one can see you,) and when this all blows over, go back out and see these people play live.
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