WUNH’s archive houses thousands of vinyl records. This week we celebrate the medium while paying homage to our favorite artists both past and present. For those who have not yet watched the three-hour HBO documentary about Elvis Presley, be sure to add it to your ‘must watch’ list. Also, do NOT miss the screening of Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami screening at the Music Hall Loft starting tonight. She is an artist worth celebrating!! Thanks for listening!Read More
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The 2018-2019 season of Met at The Music Hall has classic big-name productions, world-famous singers, and a Hitchcock-inspired new opera by a wunderkind composer. All are even more special when viewed on the big screen in our Historic Theater!Read More
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On the one hand, you can see bad movies coming from miles away. After all, we’re just a month or so away from the start of the summer movie season, which consists of, if history is any kind of guide, of about 90% bad movies. Read More
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When it comes to kitchens, people generally have a sense of their own design style. Traditional, modern, Scandinavian, contemporary, and on and on. Sometimes, even if we aren’t sure into which category we fit, we know what we don’t like. As for me, I’m not a big fan of modern or minimalist design.
Or so I thought.Read More
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Today’s playlist includes new releases from Jack White, They Might Be Giants, David Byrne, Sofi Tukker, Brazilian Girls, King Tuff, and LA Salami. Thanks for listening. Have a great weekend!Read More
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There are pantries, then there are pantries that are hidden by a marvelously movable chalkboard. Haven’t seen one of those? Then that’s another reason to join us on the 27th Annual Kitchen Tour to benefit The Music Hall.Read More
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Despite a yard featuring a heavy crop of crocuses, a fine stand of snowdrops and the emerging green tops of every variety of spring flower, New Hampshire’s unusually stubborn winter continues to hold his chilly sway. But it can’t last. At least I think it can’t. Jeez, it’s never a good idea to insult winter in New Hampshire, where it has snowed in every month of the year except August. (Yes, that’s because of Mt. Washington, but it still counts.)Read More
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Forget the multiple nor’easters, forget the snow in April, forget the power outages. Look ahead, my winter-weary friends. Look toward the blessed month of May. The flowers, Mother’s Day, and the most popular rite of spring this side of the Piscataqua: the annual Kitchen Tour to benefit The Music Hall! Read More
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