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Love Stories from The Lounge: "I saved you a seat."

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Thank you, Thank you! Musings

Thank you, Thank you!

If you listen in on any of The Music Hall meetings or even in the hallway of our Admin offices at The Loft, one word that comes up daily is “gratitude.” Gratitude for those who show up for us, send kind notes, smile under masks or over Zoom; for those who donate their time as a volunteer or on our Board, or their funds via memberships, donations, or tickets. Thank you to everyone who kept us open.  Read More Read More
A Joyful Juneteenth is Underway! Community

A Joyful Juneteenth is Underway!

If you don’t follow the Black Heritage Trail of NH’s social media or get their newsletter, you’re missing out on some great programming coming up! BHTNH’s Juneteenth celebration this year is focused on the connection between emerging DNA research and historic events in the Black community and features a workshop, keynote, drumming and dancing, and a concert with Broadway’s N’Kenge (hosted at The Music Hall!).  Read More Read More
Live Under the Arch Returns! Music

Live Under the Arch Returns!

Last summer, our outdoor concert series, Live Under the Arch (LUTA), was a big hit with audiences and artists alike, and this year we’re going to make it even better! Join us for socially distanced concerts right outside the theater, Read More Read More
Rocking Out with PARMA Recordings Music

Rocking Out with PARMA Recordings

Since Writers on a New England Stage events moved to the virtual platform, we’ve missed seeing Dreadnaught bring their unique setlist to each live show. But then the opportunity to work together to livestream some of our Live at the Historic Theater shows in February appeared and it was too good to pass up! Read More Read More
Black History Month: Lift and Amplify Community

Black History Month: Lift and Amplify

As part of our commitment to our community, we continue to recognize and celebrate the diversity around us. The arts have always been a place for creativity and inclusion—and it is our duty as a safe gathering space to honor the needs of all who join us in our theaters. We always strive to be inclusive of diverse voices in our programming, lifting up the voices of Black artists and authors this month and well beyond.  Read More Read More

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