Wolfeboro Falls
Wolfeboro Falls, NH · Arts & Culture
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This Historic New Hampshire Restaurant Serves Sunday Brunch Inside A Former 1826 Courthouse
Sunday brunch inside a courthouse built in 1826? That’s an unusual dining setting, especially when the building once served a completely different purpose. I like the idea of enjoying a relaxed meal somewhere that has witnessed nearly two centuries of local history. The former courthouse has been transformed into...
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Concert Review: The Disco Biscuits Deliver a Trance-Fusion Spectacle at Nashua Center for the Arts
On October 28, 2026, the Nashua Center for the Arts in New Hampshire welcomed The Disco Biscuits. Several hundred fans attended the live music concert. Formed in 1995, The Disco Biscuits are one of the most popular jam bands in the United States. Embracing modern technology, the group incorporates elements from a variety of musical genres while maintaining a foundation rooted in electronic and rock music.
NHPR
The Hop Sessions: Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band reclaims forgotten chapter of jazz history
Welcome to The Hop Sessions, concerts and conversations from the Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth, in partnership with NHPR. This series brings you the best of the Upper Valley’s arts scene, featuring intimate concerts and conversations with world-class creators. Catch NHPR's The Hop Sessions on-air the first...
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Step inside Exeter’s art scene: Fall tour brings 14 studios and galleries to life
EXETER — Whether you’re looking for a weekend outing or already easing into the holiday season, Exeter’s annual Fall Art Tour offers a chance to meet local artists and see what’s new in town. The self‑guided tour runs Nov. 7–8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with 14 stops ranging from Water Street galleries to tucked‑away home studios opening their doors for the event. Visitors can explore fine art, craft, studio collectives and individual workspaces, all within a three‑mile radius and at their own pace. Lauren Hutton, owner of Avery Art in downtown Exeter and a member of this year’s organizing group, said the tour serves several purposes: it gives visitors a chance to explore local art in public storefronts while also offering a rare look inside the home studios where much of that work is created. She said it’s also a way for artists to connect with the community and for residents to “see how vibrant the art community is in Exeter.” Hutton said she has participated in the art tour for three years and has been excited to see it grow each year. This year, she was involved in helping Rose Bryant, the founder of Art Up Front
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New Trails, New Team: Exeter Mountain Biking’s First Season
Fall paints mountain leaves all golden. Exeter’s mountain bikers ride along the trails, tires crunching over the golden fallen leaves. The sha-sha sound forms its own music before giving way to applause and cheers at the end of the race. Behind the new team formed just this fall are...
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UNH English professor emeritus Andy Merton releases new autobiography
On Thursday Nov. 5 at 5pm, former University of New Hampshire (UNH) English professor Andy Merton is set to read passages from his new autobiography, Gloria Steinem Blurbed Me (And Other Miracles). The reading, located in Hamilton Smith Hall, brings Merton back to the place he taught writing for more than forty years.
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UNH students, faculty oppose potential removal of up to 300k books from library
Justin Kostopulos is not a traditional art history student at UNH. He’s 35 and a commuter, so he spends a lot of his time between classes wandering the stacks of the library. When he found out the Dimond Library was reviewing nearly 300,000 print titles for potential removal, he started a petition to ask the university to reconsider. Within a week, it gathered over 600 signatures.
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Behind the Scenes of Persistence
Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Gail Carlson holds a PhD in biochemistry and teaches classes on pollution and public health. As an expert on toxic chemicals, especially PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, which are highly toxic), she routinely works on advocacy campaigns. As such, Carlson may not be the first person you would expect to become a playwright.