by By EILEEN O'GRADY | Jul 11, 2022 | Arts, In Print
Boscawen retreat celebrates 10th anniversary with season that runs from May 22 to Sept. 17 On a recent morning in late April, the grounds of Avaloch Farm Music Institute were quiet, the only sounds coming from songbirds in the surrounding sunlit meadows and a cleaning...
by Arwyn Vincent | Jun 17, 2022 | Arts, In Print
I wish I could be as strong as the daffodil. This herald of spring never permits winter’s dangerous plan to scar her heart, nor does she hold winter against itself. She accepts its nature, while I sulk like Schopenhauer when a friend...
by Sarah Pearson | Jun 12, 2022 | Arts, In Print
Sal Prizio came to Concord just as winter was settling in. It’s a time generally reserved for annual holiday shows and big public gatherings. Instead, he found himself navigating an industry still in the throes of a crisis. Now, as we head into summer, Prizio can...
by New Hampshire Historical Society | Apr 5, 2022 | Arts, In Print
In a multi-faceted project developed over the past five years, the New Hampshire Historical Society offers an unprecedented look at the life and art of Samuel L. Gerry, one of the most prolific White Mountain artists. “A Faithful Student of Nature: The Life and Art of...
by Sarah Pearson | Mar 24, 2022 | Arts, In Print
New Hampshire authors have not slowed their pace in releasing new books. In fact, some have utilized extra time spent at home during the last two years of pandemic waves to work more fervently on their writing, some publishing their very first novel. Here are some of...
by Sarah Pearson | Jun 29, 2021 | Arts, In Print
Theater lovers should rejoice that once again plays and musicals will be returning to the stage. However, for many companies, those “stages” will feel more akin to Shakespeare’s Globe or Greece’s odeons. Many are planning for outdoor performances to increase capacity...
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