Tom Hanks, Hugh Jackman, Colin Farrell, Greta Lee, and George MacKay navigate a week of uncanny turns, fractured legends, and noir unease.
Celebrate Father’s Day with heartfelt, funny, and timeless films that capture the many ways dads shape our lives.
Also: Abigail Adams: Liberty & Legacy; Sober Safe Spot; Sip Mocktails & Shop; antique market; podcast class; Northlands Live 2026.
Digital media workshop; yoga; storytimes; Web Wednesday; strategic caring solutions; meditation; Dungeons & Dragons; bereavement group.
Spielberg blends UFO lore, secrecy, and human emotion in a tense sci‑fi thriller led by Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor.
Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, RuPaul, and Sam Reid headline a week of cosmic awe, wild spoof, bruising action, and immortal theatrics.
Also: Church sales; arts, crafts, and woodworking; stretching and yoga; family games; theater; outlet shopping days; museum opening.
Also: Trivia; yoga; French conversation; quilters hold a banquet; stories; woodworking; thrift shop; exploring the Amazon; more.
Amy Adams, Nicholas Galitzine, Marlon Wayans, and Javier Bardem anchor a week of cosmic clashes, wild spoof, backroad peril and dread.
Kane Parsons turns an internet-born myth into a visually gripping descent through liminal dread and modern anxiety.
NH PBS Spring Auction; books and brews; wildflowers, waterfalls, and garden trains; addiction recovery program; stories; arts and crafts.
Also: NH women in Vietnam; B Street Bombers perform; Pokémon kids club; storytimes; invasive plants talk; health and wellness programs.
Brendan Fraser, Andrew Scott, Paul Rudd, Nick Jonas and Nicolas Cage turn up in stories of deep‑sea peril, warped spaces and offbeat chaos.
June delivers “Airbender” S2, Hollywood A‑lister premieres and a World Cup‑ready Brazil doc in a month built for broad‑appeal summer hits.
Also: Support for veterans; student recitals; yoga and fitness classes; crafts and LEGOs; intro to AI class; concerts; plant sales; more.
Also: Farmers markets in Concord, Nashua, and Salem; pig roast; comedy, concerts, and singing; mall sidewalk sale and store openings; more.
The 49th annual festival and 10K road race return June 13 with downtown entertainment, vendors, and early parking limits.
A showing of “Undercurrent”; heart health class; bereavement group; troubled sleep to sweet dreams talk; yoga; storytime; gamer’s arcade.
Farmers markets; Epping puppets; Pickleball Tourney; “Finding Nemo Kids”; open studio; Newmarket mystery readers' club; craft projects.
Concerts, deep-healing gong, CPR and first aid class, crushed-glass summer snow globe, yoga, puppets, photo class, wellness reset for women.
The free Portsmouth City Hall show runs May 13 to Aug. 26 and opens with a public reception May 18.
Also: Wands and wool; Web Wednesdays; the rise of Delta Blues; neuro diversity; Bedrock Gardens opens; how to handle big feelings.
Also: Digital photo class; food drives; farmers market; golf tourney fundraiser; estate planning; movement classes; storytimes; and more.
Exploring Expressive Arts; “Legally Blonde The Musical”; stuffy sleepover storytime; books and brew; crafternoon; tulip wreath workshop.
Also: TV host and journalist discusses book; jewelry-making; Pokémon Kids’ Club; Medicare basics talk; dance fitness; felted soap-making.
Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and Anne Hathaway lead a weekend that moves from supernatural mystery to sharp‑edged fables.
May delivers prestige drama, star‑powered premieres and Netflix’s first live MMA showdown in a month built for big swings.
Also: Halfway to Halloween, farmers market opens, concerts, writers group meets, jazz jam, Flashback Film Fest, NH Energy Week events.
Children's Day will run from noon to 4 p.m. in downtown Portsmouth, with street closure and parking details online.
Sculpture/trail hikes, Appalachian folk tunes, sustainability fair, electric car show/trash cleanup, model train show, camera class, more.
Also: Crafternoon for kids, Christian young adult game night, how to live an OUTstanding life, thrift shop, and vin yin yoga.
Also: Learn about Hollis Montessori Junior High, make an Earth Day button (and other craft events), painting class, magic play performance.
Also: Bulk shredding event, human design workshop, online animal shelter fundraiser, vaccine clinic for pets, storytimes, sacred geometry.
Also: Adult LEGO user group, yoga, indoor chair volleyball, chess club, Airport Encounters, core and more, crafts, food pantry, thrift shop.
Life on the seas, life with bees talk; problems with plastics; bereavement group; quilters guild meets; Web Wednesday; preschool storytime.
17th SouperFest; Dirty Paws 5K; yard sale-thrift shop; storytimes; java, jazz, other concerts; comic con; family camp; Earth Day auction.
The winning design will be used for the June 13 festival and road race, with entries due April 30.
Also: The Art of Great Bay; grow beans and garlic; line dance party; women’s leadership success stories; yoga; theatre; crafts; crochet.
Gardening class, French conversation, public health talk; preschool storytime, adult turtle craft, eyewear event, stretching for mobility.
Also: “The Little Prince”; coin and currency expo; spring at the mall; egg hunts; pet vaccine clinic; a baa baa bash; a Broadway rave; more.
Good Friday services, jazz vigil from Mary Magdalene’s perspective, improv, women’s leadership: managing volunteers, yoga, art exhibition.
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.
Children under 12 can submit designs for the annual event's marketing materials, with a deadline of March 31.
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.
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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.