Also: Garden club discusses “container gardening”; yoga tuneup; creative writing publication and web classes; crafternoon; storytimes.
Comedy, theatre, pancake breakfast, sustainability fair, meet animal babies, monthly women’s circle, storytimes, Make-A-Wish fundraiser.
Zazie Beetz, Miley Cyrus, Patricia Arquette, Sofia Coppola, Marc Jacobs and Charlie Cox headline this weekend's watchlist.
Sokolov’s English‑language debut blends stylized violence and pitch‑black humor, driven by Beetz’s commanding performance.
Ryan Gosling, BTS, Samara Weaving, Rose Byrne, Kerry Washington, Elisabeth Moss and Kate Mara headline this weekend’s standout picks.
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller deliver a sci-fi epic brimming with levity and emotional clarity.
“One Battle After Another” wins best picture with six Oscars as Paul Thomas Anderson, Jessie Buckley and Michael B. Jordan lead the night.
Will “Sinners” or “One Battle After Another” win big? A look at what’s ahead for the 98th Academy Awards with host Conan O’Brien.
Here is a category‑by‑category look at the races shaping this year’s Academy Awards.
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s bold, unruly vision as a director finds its pulse in Buckley and Bale’s performances.
Jessie Buckley, Christian Bale, Piper Curda, Cillian Murphy, Jason Bateman and Hero Fiennes Tiffin anchor this weekend’s standout picks.
Children under 12 can submit designs for the annual event's marketing materials, with a deadline of March 31.
Glen Powell, Jennifer Garner, Margaret Qualley, Gabriel Basso, Lesley Manville and Ciarán Hinds lead this weekend’s standout picks.
The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire will host a free Tea Talk on Black oratory Feb. 8 at Temple Israel in Portsmouth.
Here are some recommendations for quick, easy, and fun winter getaways on New Hampshire’s Seacoast.
Here is your complete guide to November fun around the Granite State: Fairs, food, fundraisers, and festivals.
The 23rd Annual New Hampshire Film Festival (NHFF) has announced the selection of over 100 independent films that will be screened.
This event marks the beginning of Pro Portsmouth’s 49th year of producing events on the Seacoast. The contest deadline is Oct. 29.
Nylander, one of New England’s most respected historians and museum leaders, is this year’s recipient of the Lifetime Achievement award.
The prescription for end-of-summer malaise or “end-of-the-summer scaries” is to get out and have some fun in Portsmouth.
Heeter: I’m a thrift shop aficionado of books, and, especially, in summer, as I read constantly in a wet bathing suit.
Artist Carolyn Vibbert’s submission will be featured on all Race and Volunteer T-shirts as well as the Festival T-shirt June 14.
Originally from Lebanon, New Hampshire, Richard Smith was turned on to music by his mother Grace. She was into jazz and classical music.
The Kearsarge House, constructed in 1866, is an architectural gem that has long been a part of Portsmouth’s vibrant cultural tapestry.
See the latest announcement from the Portsmouth Public Library.
Tina Sawtelle oversees 33 full-time employees at the hall, making it the largest nonprofit performing arts organization in New Hampshire.
A New Hampshire nonprofit aims to promote healing from abuse, loss and illness by capturing survivors in special portraits.
"On the Edge of Home: Stories of Housing Insecurity, Home, and the Path to Sustainable Housing Solutions" runs through Dec. 13.
This year’s “Granny” winners were presented with an engraved granite block award.
The panel will take place on Oct. 17 and feature representatives from NH PBS, WGBH, Maine Public, Vermont Public, and Rhode Island PBS.
This month's Guitar Sundays concert will be held on Oct. 6 at PMAC and features Gohar Vardanyan.
The organization requests submissions for the First Night Portsmouth 2025 design logo. The deadline for entries is Oct. 29.
Passes are now on sale for the Oct. 17 to Oct. 20 event in Portsmouth, which will feature screenings of more than 100 films.
The singer-songwriter headlines the 2nd annual Emerging Artist Benefit Concert at The Music Hall, in support of up-and-coming artists.
Adventure Begins at the Portsmouth Public Library during our Summer Reading Program Kick-Off Party on Monday, June 17.
Children, families, and classical music lovers are invited to a very special free performance at the library June 12.
Manchester artist Peter Noonan’s submission was chosen as this year’s Market Square Day logo; the 47th annual event will be held June 8.
The band, part of the early-1990s shoegaze movement, delighted fans at 3S Artspace Wednesday with Knifeplay opening. Plus, steak at Envio.
Entries will be accepted until March 29. The annual event will be held on May 5.
Founding Director Nicole Gregg announced the NHFF will now be run by The Music Hall, the nonprofit org responsible for diverse performances.
Portsmouth has its share of good citizens who help make the community work. Russ and Katie Grazier are two of them.
There is world-class jazz at bargain prices at UNH.
The local singing group will perform April 16 at the Stone Church in Newmarket.
The singer-songwriter has a new collection of songs and is touring with a trio, bringing new life to her multi-decade catalog of songs.