Okay, New England! It’s the time of year to shake the sand out of your pockets, fold up the beach umbrella, and load the station wagon for home. September is showing us how the change-of-seasons thing is done, with a string of days in the 70s and nights in the 60s. Time to dig out that box of sweaters and prepare for the gradual departure of your tan line.Read More
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Fall is fast upon us and the eastern seaboard is alive with music. At The Music Hall, we are gearing up for a busy season. Included in the mix is the eclectic music of Thievery Corporation. They make their way to us on October 10.Read More
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School is back in session, an expression that can still send a slight chill down my spine even after an embarrassing number of decades later. Yes, there’s still the Labor Day weekend, but there’s always a touch of the melancholy about that last three-day gulp of freedom. Whoever the astronomer was who decreed that summer lasts until September 21 clearly didn’t live in New England. Read More
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Prepare for Telluride by the Sea (TbtS) with a few tips and tricks we’ve learned over the past 20 years!
BUY A PASS: All year long, most of us carefully choose what movies we'd like to go out (or remain on our couch) to watch. Here's a chance to maybe challenge yourself to try a film that might not initially draw you. Read More
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The Pences moved to Portsmouth in 1999. That same year they approached the local movie house, The Music Hall, with an idea to bring to their new community a set of film premieres, a sample of six films from the esteemed Telluride Film Festival, which they had helped found back in 1974. The Music Hall accepted.Read More
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Membership Coordinator Alexis Hahalis chatted with Jeanne Supple from Measured Progress, one of our fantastic School Days Series sponsors, about the importance of family time, her love for The Music Hall, and the benefits of membership.Read More
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The meaning of the last two weeks of August changes depending on which stage of life you’re in. For the young, it’s the bittersweet tail end of a period of delicious vacation, with the prospect of old people trying to teach you stuff for months on end, an idea that seems spectacularly dumb because of Google!Read More
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Students will be back on campus in just a couple of weeks and the new fall schedule at WUNH will soon be posted. This week I am bringing back some of the old favorites including M.I.A, Corinne Bailey Rae, Lianne La Havas, and others. Read More
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