Cubicle Concerts: Modern Fools
The Keene cosmic country band discusses the wild lore of Gram Parsons and performs three songs from their latest album, "Strange Offering."
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The Keene cosmic country band discusses the wild lore of Gram Parsons and performs three songs from their latest album, "Strange Offering."
The Plymouth State University junior discusses the sustainable wonder of her mushroom-shaped terrariums.
Visit some of designer Matthew Mead’s favorite haunts in every corner of New Hampshire.
New Hampshire Magazine is excited to announce the return of our beloved video music series: Cubicle Concerts.
This 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.
New Hampshire Magazine’s go-to decor expert offers advice on how to antique right.
I’m a pretty big advocate for live music and heartily enjoy watching local bands perform their tunes.
The Manchester indie rock band plays three of their gentle, ethereal songs and discusses how music can be both hushed and expansive in the same breath.
The Conway-based “sweet n’ heavy” soulful rock group talks Bo Diddley, playful collaboration and making covers their own.
In “Outer Space: 100 Poems,” a new volume curated and edited by Midge Goldberg, the power of poetry is used to scan the heavenly firmament and finds that it reflects those same intricate beauties back to the careful observer.
Adorn your living space with handwrought pieces from Granite State artisans.
The doggedly-devoted young artist discusses her winding path through the Northeast and making art for the right reasons.
New Hampshire’s first Black cultural center, SAACC has been sharing and celebrating African American history and culture around the Seacoast for over 20 years.
The four-piece indie/dad-rock band from Merrimack discuss the cathartic, sometimes painful nature of making music, getting COVID from King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and unabashedly loving The Beatles.
Rock 'n' roll may never die, but your MP3 player surely will, so why not gift friends with permanent copies of their favorite record albums?
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.