'ALT/country/folk/rock’ stylist on Friday., Feb. 16
New Hampshire native Andrew Merzi is back in his home state after four years spent in Nashville honing his “genuine songwriting, a unique voice and bruising guitar chops.” Said by a reviewer to “captivate crowds with his clever lyrics and exceptional guitar playing,” he’ll be demonstrating his talents at the Andover Community Coffeehouse beginning at […]
Saturday, February 17 at Stone Hearth Bar
What’s in a name? Sometimes nothing, and sometimes everything. In the case of The Freeway Revival, the latter certainly seems to ring true. Theirs is music that was born from the energy and the spirit that comes from a life spent on the road, and the packed tour schedule they have maintained since their […]
December and January
Adult Fiction Heartbreak Hotel – Jonathan Kellerman Crime Scene – Jonathan Kellerman The perfect stranger – Megan Miranda Secret of the Tulip Sister -Susan Mallery The story of Arthur Truluv – Elizabeth Berg The Last Ballad – Wiley Cash Allie and Bea – Catherine Ryan Hyde The People vs Alex Cross – James Patterson The […]
Lego Challenge, book sale, March Madness
Star Wars LEGO Challenge: fun for the whole family! Thursday, February 15th ~ 4-8pm ~ downstairs at Bachelder Library. Visit andovernhlibrary.weebly.com to sign up. Drop-in any time between 4-8pm ready to dive into LEGOs. Pick a challenge card and then design and build. Engage your imagination and work with a sibling, a friend, or together […]
First Fridays and more
First Friday Gallery Stroll The Center for The Arts Lake Sunapee Region presents First Friday Gallery Night and Opening. Receptions for these new art exhibits, Friday night February 2, from 5:30-7 PM. Stroll the three CFA New London MicroGalleries, meet the artists, listen to local music and enjoy some refreshments. The New London Inn hosts […]
Lead guitarist for Gregg Allman Band
Former lead guitarist and musical director of the Gregg Allman Band brings his blues rock to The Flying Monkey stage on Saturday, January 13th at 6:30pm. Tickets for this show start at $25. Sometimes a creative career just seems like destiny fulfilled. Scott Sharrard grew up in the upper Midwest with a guitar-player father […]
January 12 to March 28 in Concord
Color is often used to evoke meaning and emotion in art. The absence of color has the same effect, communicating a different mood and beauty. The League of NH Craftsmen challenged its juried members to create fine craft in black, white and shades in between, with a pop of color if desired. The result […]
Come experience the amazing talent of the CFA student scholarship award recipients, Friday, January 5, at 7 p.m. at Colby-Sawyer College’s Whipple Hall (on the corner of Main Street and Seamans Road) in New London. Each year Center for the Arts recognizes and awards scholarships to area students who would like to pursue any form […]
Throughout 2017, the New Hampshire State Library has been celebrating its 300th anniversary. Founded by the General Assembly in 1717 to provide “two books wch (sic) shall be for ye Govr (sic) & Councill (sic) & house of representatives,” we are the first state library in America, founded even before New Hampshire was a state […]
Featuring Pinkham’s Christmas Cantata
The Pemigewasset Choral Society, a non-auditioned adult community chorus now in it’s 45th season, will present Pinkham’s Christmas Cantata in three separate concerts early in December. The society is based at Plymouth State College but is made up of performers from all over Central New Hampshire, including Mary Lloyd Evans, Donavon Freeman, and Margo Coolidge […]