Movie Magic in New Hampshire
Movies are where the magic happens, and New Hampshire has had it's fair share of time on the silver screen
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New Hampshire Magazine
Movies are where the magic happens, and New Hampshire has had it's fair share of time on the silver screen
New music and entertainment venues are infusing glitz and glamour into New Hampshire’s live arts scene.
Firelight Theatre Workshop’s second film will premiere at Monadnock International Film Festival on October 1.
The Seacoast-area hip-hop band performs three songs and discusses looking fresh like Mary J. Blige, yelling in people's faces and the importance of stage presence.
The Keene cosmic country band discusses the wild lore of Gram Parsons and performs three songs from their latest album, "Strange Offering."
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.
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.