Our Deputy Director of Programming and music curator has just returned SXSW Music Conference in Austin. Today she shares with us some of her discoveries. Tune in to hear her on Fridays from 8-10am on WUNH via live streamingat www.wunh.org or on your radio dial at 91.3 FM. Read More
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In New Hampshire, spring is a process rather than an event, and we’re being given a textbook example of that process. Snow banks diminish, but linger, resolving into slop. Daytime temperatures inch toward comfort, but aren’t there yet, and nights still put a skim of ice on the puddles. So, unless you’re a spring skier, the out of doors just isn’t the place to be right now.Read More
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Well folks, Portsmouth Restaurant week is just around the corner! With it, warm spring weather, delicious food, and a sense of satisfied hopefulness that only tends to arise once the snow begins its disappearing act and the sunshine returns.Read More
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Some months have a character that’s pretty much set in stone. February, for instance, is usually cold enough to freeze the nuts off a steel bridge. End of story. March, on the other hand, is often a wild-card, sometimes showing bursts of strengthening sun and making us all look for the snowdrops and sometimes just hammering us with snow/sleet/slush/mud/ice, etc.Read More
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This month on the 27th, we’re hosting an event celebrating our members, sponsors, and volunteers and providing a peek into what’s to come. Up Next is a party for you and will be your ticket to what’s coming up next here at the Hall.Read More
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I’m writing this with a slight post-Oscar emotional hangover, so please pardon any solecisms or typos. In a fitting goodbye to the cold, turbulent month of February, we will be watching a hot, turbulent movie on Tuesday night: Mary Queen of Scots.Read More
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On Sunday, March 17—St. Patrick’s Day—The Music Hall’s historic theater hosts the return of the Punch Brothers, one of America’s most heralded bands. In February 2019, their album All Ashore was awarded a Grammy for best folk album. Read More
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