This is the last week for members to take an additional 10% off tickets to the first week of shows for Elf The Musical (Nov 28 – Dec 2), this year’s partnership with the Ogunquit Playhouse. Read More
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Get excited for all of the amazing shows coming our way this month! There are still great seats for Thompson Square, a charged and gutsy performance not to be missed! Read More
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Good morning! It's great to be back on the airwaves after a two-week hiatus. So much new music has come pouring into the station. On tap for this week, I am bringing back a couple of favorites that will be making special appearances in Portsmouth including the incredibly talented Lauren Ruth Ward and Desert Blues band Tinariwen. Read More
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We’ve joined up with Gather for the fourth year in a row to fill every seat in the Historic Theater on Saturday, June 23 from 9am-3pm. Fill the Hall benefits Gather’s Summer Meals 4 Kids program, helping to fill the gap when subsidized school meals are not available. They provide 10 meals a week for over 400 children on the Seacoast for the 11 weeks of summer. It takes more than 12 tons of food to do this. We want to get it donated in one day and we invite YOU to join us in this challenge.Read More
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This is our fourth year collaborating with Gather (formerly Seacoast Family Food Pantry) for the Fill the Hall Food Drive. We all look forward to this event every year, as it is core to our mission of giving back to the community, through the arts and to one another.Read More
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If you’ve attended any special events at The Music Hall in the past few months, you’ve surely admired the work of Malloy Events. A husband and wife team with over 20 years of combined event experience, Malloy Events offers a unique combination of services, from planning and overall event design, to floral production, event rental furniture, and even specialty lighting.Read More
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The Western has been the major defining genre of the film industry, using the expanse of the American frontier—the border between civilization and wilderness —as the backdrop for indelible morality tales. In choosing six of the absolute best, made by big name directors both in America and abroad, we’ve also chosen films that defy the simplicity of White Hat vs. Black Hat: almost all of these movies generated controversy on their release, and their complex heroes and villains, portrayed by the finest actors of their time, have become enduring film archetypes. Read More
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