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.
A showing of “Undercurrent”; heart health class; bereavement group; troubled sleep to sweet dreams talk; yoga; storytime; gamer’s arcade.
Also: Farmers markets; puppets; Pickleball Tourney; “Finding Nemo Kids”; open studio; “12th Night”; craft projects; energy therapy.
Concerts, deep-healing gong, CPR and first aid class, crushed-glass summer snow globe, yoga, puppets, photo class, wellness reset for women.
Also: Wands and wool; Web Wednesdays; the rise of Delta Blues; neuro diversity; Bedrock Gardens opens; how to handle big feelings.
Also: Comedy; digital photo class; food drives; farmers market; golf tourney fundraiser; estate planning; movement classes; storytimes.
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.
David Frankel’s sequel softens the original’s edge, exploring shifting power, ambition, and nostalgia in a changing industry.
David Mackenzie blends procedural precision with pulpier impulses in a tense London thriller elevated by sharp, electric performances.
Jaafar Jackson, Kate Hudson, Jason Segel, Jamie Bell and Aaron Taylor‑Johnson lead a slate that jumps from pop‑phenom biopic to dark comedy.
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.
Antoine Fuqua’s biopic honors Michael Jackson’s artistry but keeps his deeper complexities safely out of frame.
Also: Learn about Hollis Montessori Junior High, make an Earth Day button (and other craft events), painting class, magic play performance.
Cronin trades Egypt‑centric lore for possession horror, pairing visceral dread with strong performances even as the mythology stays thin.
Jack Reynor, Anne Hathaway, Bob Odenkirk, Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan anchor a slate that moves from looping dread to class conflict.
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, Eureka Day, 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.
Also: 17th SouperFest; Dirty Paws 5K; yard sale-thrift shop; storytimes; java and jazz and other concerts; comic con; family camp; comedy.
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.
Here is your complete guide to November fun around the Granite State: Fairs, food, fundraisers, and festivals.
The prescription for end-of-summer malaise or “end-of-the-summer scaries” is to get out and have some fun in Windham.
Stephanie Wan Amongst 40 Students Chosen Nationwide by Television Academy Foundation for Program
We met at Miu Café at the Manchester Mall, the most bizarre layout for any shopping experience.
Recognizing and acknowledging each other's true nature and worth.
Stoddart: My first question to Elisa was how is a lyric, songwriting, poetry?
Stoddard: No matter the subject, a good television program can draw you in, reaching a part of your brain and seizing your emotions.
She is working on a novella and correspondence project with another author, “who like me, is dealing with a very serious personal issue.”
Stoddart: In this edition of Screenshots, we are bidding adieu to two shows that could not be more different from one to the other.
Indian Matchmaking and Jewish Matchmaking; Almost Australian; and Sanctuary.
Windham's Stoddart: Mike Sirofchuck lives with his wife, Stacy Studebaker, on Kodiak Island, Alaska.
Waltz plays Regus Patoff, a consultant who has shown up after the CEO of CompWare, a gaming company, is murdered.
Stoddart: While she didn’t win best actor at the Oscars, with the advent of streaming platforms, television, and movies no longer disappear.
Stoddart: I wanted to update what has been happening to a few of the authors I’ve gotten to know and let folks know what’s been happening.
Stoddart: Pitt’s latest film explores the depravity of Hollywood and silent movies in the 1920s — with the introduction of talkies.
Stoddart: Gibson is known mainly for her captivating poetry; the novel takes place from 1958 to 1986.