Together, let’s do something big for New Hampshire! Starting on June 8 at 6 p.m., join The Music Hall and thousands of your New Hampshire neighbors for NH Gives, a 24-hour giving event created by the NH Center for Nonprofits to support New Hampshire’s nonprofits.Read More
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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
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I participated in an unusual bonding experience with my colleagues recently: we went for shots! Don’t think that’s odd? Just wait. Here’s where it gets weird. HR scheduled the shots for us (and even sent us a calendar reminder). Our destination? The Portsmouth Senior Activity Center.Read More
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As summer and the end of the school year (as strange as this one was) approach, it means that it is once again time for Fill the Hall, this year on Saturday, June 26, from 9am-3pm. It is the annual collaboration between The Music Hall and Gather to collect necessary food and other items for those who need it in our community. Read More
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A feel-good event, this benefit is a renewal, a way to welcome the spring and the return of gathering to hear live music all together, now!Read More
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We know you appreciate the steps we’ve taken to reduce our environmental impact. By switching to a soda gun and incorporating Bluedrop Water’s beautiful fountain system, we eliminated the use of thousands of single-use plastic bottles a year. We’ve also dropped single-use, plastic straws in favor of strawless, compostable cups.Read More
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Spring is in the air and our thoughts turn to the re-emergence of not only our arts and cultural organizations, but also restaurants, shops, and getting outside to enjoy the natural beauty of the Seacoast in spring.Read More
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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
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