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.
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April is National Humor Month, and May is Kitchen Tour Month, making this the perfect time to celebrate Chase Construction, a long-term Corporate Partner contributing here on both fronts.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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It’s our fourth year collaborating with Gather for the Fill the Hall Food Drive on Saturday, June 23. It is core to our mission to give back, and we do that best by connecting with one another through the arts.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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We may be barely out of winter here (is there any more snow on the way?), but Christmas comes early to The Music Hall! This year, The Music Hall and Ogunquit Playhouse are proud to bring Elf The Musical to the Historic Theater stage for the holiday show. We are already thinking about hot cocoa, ice cream for dinner, and the beloved elf, Buddy.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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