Following official guidelines from the State, we have begun a phased reopening of the theater. Details on our phased reopening plan and protocols can be found here.
We are thrilled to be presenting an immensely talented lineup of artists for our fourth annual Portsmouth Singer Songwriter Festival April 16-18.Read More
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From cottage homes to contemporary houses, take a peek inside some of the finest coastal kitchens in Kittery Point, Maine during our 2015 Kitchen Tour on Saturday May 9. This year also features the addition of more new trolleys to easily transport patrons from home to home. Why do we expect this to be our best Kitchen Tour ever? Content Editor Regina Baraban recently got the inside scoop from Ann Kendall, a long-time supporter of the Music Hall and the Seacoast Arts Community, who serves on The Music Hall Board of Directors and is co-chair for this year’s Kitchen Tour Committee. Ann’s home in Kittery, with its sunlit, state-of-the-art open concept kitchen, is on the tour this year. She filled us in on what’s new, and why the tour makes the best Mother’s Day outing ever.
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Ambrose Bierce, the 19th century writer whose mordant wit still stings in the 21st, wrote once that “War is God’s way of teaching Americans geography.”
If that’s true, then aging must be God’s way of teaching us medicine.Read More
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Our Social Media Director, Kait Smith, chatted with Josh and Wade from Girls Guns and Glory the next artists in The District Singer Songwriters Series.Read More
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So, the Oscars. Well, that was a fun night, wasn’t it? Too long? Yes. Occasionally boring? Yes. A little deficient in the hosting department? Yes.
But what the heck. The Oscars are the one night every year when I get my film-geek on, wallowing in the glam, the glurge, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Plus the unapologetic gaping at the purty clothes on the beautiful people.Read More
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The Moth Mainstage returns to Portsmouth for a second year on Saturday, March 21 with a new theme (Bait and Switch), a new host (Tom Bodett) and a new group of storytellers. TMH’s Deputy Director of Programming/Performing Arts Curator, Thérèse LaGamma reached out to the show’s Producing Director, Sarah Austin Jenness to learn more about their process and why the show has come to resonate with so many of us.Read More
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Let’s synchronize our watches. The Academy Awards will be broadcast on Sunday, February 22. Our discussion of Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) will be held tomorrow, February 17, at The Music Hall.Read More
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