I’m a Portsmouth girl, I live downtown, work downtown, and play downtown. One of the perks of being downtown is getting to discover new restaurants as they open. A couple of months ago, The Franklin Oyster house opened right around the corner from The Music Hall, and I quickly became a fan. Oysters, innovative small plates, sparkling rosé, great staff, and a Telluride by the Sea festival sponsor, how could I not be?Read More
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Last night, we hosted eight UNH MFA students at the Loft to meet and talk with Salman Rushdie. Over my time at The Music Hall I’ve sat in on several of these Master Classes and every time I leave with the same thought, how lucky are we to be able to provide this experience.Read More
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While you’re making your Telluride by the Sea plans, make sure that you check out the Cinemange menus at Franklin Oyster House, Jumpin’ Jay’s Fish Café, and Radici. These special Prix-Fixe three course menus are the perfect way to fuel up for 45 Days and Spotlight. Read More
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Sometimes thank you doesn’t seem to express just how grateful we really are, and this week we are happy to have received so much amazing coverage for our Telluride by the Sea Film Festival.Read More
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It’s Telluride Week! We’re busy getting ready for what is sure to be a fabulous weekend of film and I thought I’d share some insider tips for navigating the weekend. Read More
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I’ve always been a fan of movies. One of my favorite things to do growing up was to go see a movie at the old fashioned movie house a town over from where I grew up and today I make it a point to see just about every movie that we bring to both theaters. So it’s no surprise that the Telluride by the Sea Film Festival is my favorite weekend at The Music Hall.Read More
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Welcome to post-Labor Day world. Even if it feels more like July, the veterans of New England weather know that the calendar is inexorable. Soon enough it will feel like fall, and soon enough we will feel like accepting the waves of pumpkin-flavored products and shelves of candy and costumes (I can’t even uses the H-word yet) that line supermarket aisles. It may seem like summer outside, but marketers already want us thinking orange and black. To hell with the orange bags of snack-sized sugar bombs. Go to the beach as long as you can.Read More
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Some subjects make some people nervous, and they wind up not seeing movies about those subjects. I could give you a list that would include sex, race, being nasty to children and Nascar. (There are others; your input is welcomed!)Read More
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