Making Strides walk returns to Concord
A pink procession will take over Memorial Field and the surrounding streets for Concord’s annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk on Sunday, October 25. October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time when the American Cancer Society holds events and campaigns to help educate the public about the most common cancer facing women. Over…
Concord Garden Club announces 24th Art and Bloom
The Concord Garden Club is excited to announce its upcoming 24th Annual Art and Bloom exhibit. Art and Bloom is a Concord mid-winter tradition that attracts art and flower lovers to enjoy beautiful floral arrangements paired with works of art. This year, the club is again partnering with the Women’s Caucus for Art, New Hampshire…
Granite VNA launches Hospice House fundraiser
Following significant early philanthropic support, Granite VNA, New Hampshire’s largest not-for-profit home health and hospice care provider, has launched the community-wide phase of its $2 million Legacy & Promise capital campaign for Hospice House. Having already achieved 80% of its goal ($1.6 million) through private leadership gifts, the agency invites community members to help cross…
Breast cancer by the numbers
Early detection saves lives. Regular screening with mammograms can help find breast cancer early. Regular screening with mammograms is the most reliable way to find breast cancer early, when it may be easier to treat. Women at average risk for breast cancer should begin screening no later than age 45, with an option to begin…
‘Once Upon a Song’ coming to Pembroke City Limits
Get ready to sing, smile, and step into some of your favorite movie moments when “Once Upon a Song: A Movie Musical Sing-Along” comes to Pembroke City Limits on Sunday, November 8 at 4 p.m. Featuring Brianna Bergeron on vocals and Nathan Chasse on piano and vocals, the performance brings beloved movie musicals to life with approximately an…
603 Writers Conference centering female narrative
On Saturday, November 14, 2026, writers from across New England will gather at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, NH for the return of the 603 Writers’ Conference—New Hampshire’s largest conference dedicated to the craft and business of writing. Hosted by the New Hampshire Writers’ Project (NHWP), the conference runs from 8:00 AM to 5:00…
Forward Sunapee sets goals
Forward Sunapee, a recently established nonprofit organization dedicated tohelp preserve the character, architecture & buildings, support environmental protection, and strengthen the local economy and support year-round vitality in the Sunapee Harbor area. The Board of Directors has restructured its committee structure to refocus on actionable, short-term steps. The organization’s Board of Directors includes Dave Hoffman,…
Performance and dining collide at Masque & Macabre
Theatre KAPOW and Gnomies, Concord’s newest cafe and dry-bar experience, will collaborate for one night only for Masque & Macabre: An evening of Edgar Allan Poe and Exquisite Dining on October 23 at 6 p.m. Step beyond the ordinary and into the haunting world of Edgar Allan Poe while enjoying a delicious five-course meal. For…
Wediko School gives back to local food system
Throughout the summer and early fall, students from The Wediko School in Windsor have been digging in, giving back, and discovering new flavors while volunteering with a local food-growing initiative through the Kearsarge Food Hub in Bradford. Working side by side with staff, Wediko students have contributed more than 40 volunteer hours, planting and harvesting…
Coalition to End Homelessness welcomes Pulitzer Prize-winning author
The Concord Coalition to End Homelessness (CCEH) will welcome acclaimed journalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Brian Goldstone to the Capital Region on Thursday, October 15, for Community Conversations with Brian Goldstone, a day of events exploring housing affordability, working homelessness and what these challenges mean for New Hampshire’s families, employers and communities. Goldstone is the…
Book lovers, authors to gather in downtown Concord
Last fall, the NH Book Festival drew nearly 5,000 book lovers to South Main Street in Concord, bringing together authors with readers to celebrate literacy, conversation, and community. This October 3, the four blocks anchored by Gibson’s Bookstore and the Capitol Center for the Arts (CCA) will again be filled with bookish festivities for all…
Weare author pens basketball historical drama
In 1919, basketball was known as “basket ball.” It was played in a cage. And for good reason. The latest book by New Hampshire author Thomas Tosi, “The Cagers,” tells the fictional story of early twentieth-century socialite heiress Madeline Bancroft Lancaster, who flees an arranged marriage and her privileged life only to find herself managing…
Nashua author writes movie memoir
New Hampshire teacher and writer Chris Bujold explores memory, grief, fatherhood, and the films that shaped him. In “Robot Dreams and Suburban Nightmares: A Memoir of Movies, Monsters, and a Mom of Steel,” Chris Bujold revisits the movies attached to the most vivid moments of his life. For Bujold, “E.T.” is not simply a beloved…
Samuel Habib addresses NHTI students
Samuel Habib, co-director of the full-length Emmy Award-winning documentary “The Ride Ahead,” returned to his alma mater on September 15. As keynote speaker at NHTI—Concord’s Community College’s fall convocation event, he spoke to 350 students about his work as a filmmaker, advocate, and member of the disability community. “While we were filming ‘The Ride Ahead,’…
Bow Rotary seeks support from businesses for scholarship auction
Bow Rotary is looking for sponsors and item donations for its annual auction. Sponsorship opportunities come in four tiers: Keystone $1,500, Brick and Mortar $1,000, Pillar $500 and Foundation $250. This year’s theme is Building Dreams, Building Futures. Each year, Bow Rotary Club awards scholarships for college, trade school and nontraditional learning to deserving high…
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