It’s November in the Granite State, which means we will soon be frozen into a granite state. And with the mid-term elections over, what we have to look forward to this month is Thanksgiving, which unfortunately has been nearly lost in the flood of advertising for a two-month holiday that might as well be called ChristmasGiving.Read More
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In the spirit of this season of thanksgiving, we wanted to highlight one of our sponsors who is also practicing gratitude and generosity in a unique way: Bangor Savings Bank.Read More
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We’re serious—don’t miss out on the best seats at the best prices to see Elf The Musical! Weekend matinees are almost sold out and good seats are going fast.Read More
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The New Hampshire Liquor Commission opened their new 22,000-square-foot state-of-the-art New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlet at the Portsmouth Traffic Circle. Read More
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Here’s the thing. We’re going to be discussing The Wife on Tuesday evening at The Music Hall. It’s likely to be raining and, while we’re not into real polar bear’s territory yet, it’s going to be on the chilly side. So what can I say to get you to pry you away from the easy chair in front of the fireplace, Netflix on the television and bourbon in the glass?Read More
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If you’re new to our Annual Holiday Auction, head over to our Tips and Tricks blog for some helpful instructions on making the most of your bidding, and then read on!Read More
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Fall is finally here and so is one of our favorite events: Restaurant Week! It’s a great time to sample local fare and those restaurants you’re not familiar with. We also love seeing so many of our sponsors and neighbors on the list. If you don’t make it this week, many offer discounts to our members year-round.Read More
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The Music Hall is a community-supported nonprofit organization. Your membership is the lifeblood of our organization; it allows us to innovate to meet new challenges. Without our members and sponsors, we would not be able to bring the very best of performing and related arts to the Seacoast region or to set a sustainable path for this theater to stand the test of time.Read More
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