Week includes nine shows, free face painting and special restaurant offers
The deadline to submit artwork for the 2017 logo is March 29.
New large-scale exhibition opens at Great Bay Community College’s Gateway Gallery on Jan. 26.
Here is what the Portsmouth Police want you to know about traffic, parking, and other information on Dec. 31.
A not-to-be-missed holiday tradition with Broadway sets, costumes, and actors opens on Nov. 30.
Local people have the opportunity to step up to the microphone and tell a true story related to a monthly theme.
The works of Celia Thaxter will be featured at Star Island’s annual fall fundraiser.
PSO Cellist Dorothy Braker interprets 20th century concerto for the start of the 2016-2017 orchestra's season.
The collaboration between the UNH Department of Art and Art History, NextGen Climate NH, 3S Artspace features original student artwork.
U.S. Army Ranger Kris Paronto and Col. Danny McKnight will be in attendance at the event in Portsmouth to raise money for the org.
Guestcontemporary vocalist will be part of each 2016-2017 mainstage concert.
The Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra chamber music series celebrates Judaism with music inspired by the High Holy Days.
On board, attendees will be treated to a variety of hot appetizers and artisanal cheeses and desserts from Mezzanine Catering in Dover.
Jubilant celebration of Baroque music for brass and organ will feature Dr. Robert Stibler, Mark Zielinski, Adam Gallant and Margaret Harper.
The food trucks will be serving up everything from gooey grilled cheese, to fall-off-the-bone ribs, lobster rolls, cupcakes, and more.
The North Church of Portsmouth will open its doors for a Historic Portsmouth Chamber Music performance by an award-winning ensemble.
Designers have until Oct. 12 to enter submissions. The event marks the beginning of Pro Portsmouth’s 40th year of producing events.
The Inextinguishable Brass quintet brings listeners on a journey through time, from Bach to Bernstein.
Concerts on the Hill performance with Katelyn Emerson will feature emotionally stirring works by Héroïque, Duruflé, Howells, Alain, Dupré.
Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra teams up with Great Bay Academy of Dance to present a ballet with full orchestral accompaniment.
Emily Daggett Smith and Tanya Gabrielian, a violin and piano duo, will perform works by Shostakovich, Beethoven, Mozart and Debussy.
Proceeds benefit Strawbery Banke, Prescott Park Arts Festival, Governor John Langdon House, Prescott Park and Portsmouth Elementary School.
“La chemin de la croix,” will feature Philip Brisson, a musical director from Kentucky and Portsmouth-based poet Diana Durham.
Mali's Master Guitarist Returns to American Stages in July, including Portsmouth.
An exhibit by the Kittery Point Ikenobo Chapter will be on display at the Portsmouth library. A demonstration will be held Thursday.
Violinist, Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition silver medal winner will perform Beethoven’s "Spring Sonata."
More than 500 K to fifth grade students submitted stories to 22nd annual New Hampshire Public Television contest.
It's the Year of the Organ: Debut performance of The Choir School at St. John’s will highlight church’s two organs celebrating birthdays.
Craft demonstration is part of Margaritas Restaurant's outreach program to bring Mexican culture to local communities.
April 21 benefit for New Hampshire Jobs for America’s Graduates will feature 150 premium chardonnay, pinot noir selections.
The Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra is set to present a rare live opera experience on Sunday, March 20th at 3pm at The Music Hall.
The Beara Irish Brewing Co. event benefits the New Hampshire Food Bank.
March 11 event in Portsmouth part of singer-songwriter's "Use Your Voice" voter engagement 39-stop tour.
Michele Albion's new book is called "The Quotable Amelia Earhart." She will be at the Portsmouth Library next month.
More than 20 international chamber music virtuosos will be in Portsmouth, Exeter, Durham, and Rye this July.
Don Gorvett's iconic printmaking will be featured at the Portsmouth Public Library through March 8. A reception will be held on Feb. 3.
Co-founder of the Portsmouth Music and Arts Center and coordinator of the Gallery at WREN in Bethlehem will be feted on Jan. 22.
Brooklyn, Seacoast, Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words, Mustang, and Kenneth Branagh’s A Winter’s Tale at the Loft.
Second Sunday "Get Cozy with the PSO" concert series continues at Kittery Dance Hall with performance of famed composer, Mendelssohn.
Seacoast artists create display of items to inspire.