In a new exhibit, Strawbery Banke is documenting sea level rise here in New Hampshire.
This discussion will be held as a Zoom webinar, and is free and open to the public. Registration is required.
Please check the calendar before you visit. Exhibit will be available for viewing when there is not an event or meeting in progress.
In this documentary, four friends travel to Guatemala to experience what it is like to spend no more than $1 per day for eight weeks.
"You will be led by an experienced instructor and will be encouraged to work at your own level to get the perfect practice for you".
Rachel Forrest is a former restaurant owner who started her career as a food journalist in the Seacoast area in 2002.
This program will be held outdoors under a tent, so dress accordingly.
Films at the library are open to the public and FREE. All films will feature subtitles where possible.
"Join us under the big tent in the field next to the library for an in-person, socially distanced, genealogy meet-up".
"Floating Ladies" a favorite at "On the Water" theme show
The festival hoped to return in person for its 20th year in October but instead, the event is being canceled again.
Paintings by Michele Rofrano and Karen Romagna
See plants and flowers come to life on paper at "What is a Monotype?" on Sunday, July 11, 1:30-3:30
Admission to the John Paul Jones house is FREE for members, and is included in the $7.50 admissions fee to Portsmouth Historical Society.
The Pro Portsmouth Market Square Day Festival and 10K Road Race events will be held in person on Sept. 18.
Enjoy new artwork, meet our LOCAL artists, and parking is free!
The Recreation Department plans to host some “Intro to Skateboarding” clinics in June at the updated park.
Boats may be registered at any time of year, but each boat registration expires on December 31st of the year in which it was registered.
Find frames from small to very very large for your artwork!
See what's happening in Portsmouth - check out the Patch Calendar
Walk-ups without a reservation will only be allowed entry if there are spots available.
The free event is designed for Portsmouth families with children aged from pre-K through the fourth grade.
The staff will laminate the hearts, add hanging strings and the DPW will use the hearts to decorate the holiday tree.
Comfort food and Belly laughs served up at the Round about diner each week!
The public is invited to free, outdoor "pop-up" professional figure skating performances.
In addition, to the prize donors, Seacoast Media Group was an in-kind sponsor, providing publicity and advertising space for the contest.
Reading "Revolutionary, George Washington at War," was a pleasure and recommended to anyone with an interest in the Founding Fathers.
After a devastating season where arts were silenced, your support is more important than ever.
Santa will be reviewing the neighborhoods between 10 am and 4 pm.
'If the people are apprehensive about coming to their beloved museum, we will bring the museum to the people.'
Residents are invited to register to participate in the contest. The deadline to enter is December 10.
The Committee will create a map of the Holiday Lights Contest entries so that residents can tour the lighted locations route by car.
Discover the exciting youth workshops being offered next week, as well as interviews with guest artists.
Christopher Savage evokes the spirit of Charles Dickens, in this adaptation of the ghostly Christmas tale.
New Hampshire's only remaining First Night celebration has been canceled due to increased coronavirus and COVID-19 infection rates.
The Sea Bags and Lark teams worked together to design the On a Lark Tote based on Sea Bags' customer-favorite Ogunquit Beach Tote.
All tickets must be purchased in advance. No ticket sales at the door.
Thinking of coming to the theater? Take a moment to watch the below video on how we're keeping you safe.
Taking place outdoors this year due to the pandemic.