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Courtesy Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College (left); Julia Barnett /NHPR (right)/Courtesy Photo (left); NHPR (right)From the many depictions of George Washington, to using American Revolution motifs to recruit for WWII, the ongoing exhibition asks how the country’s revolutionary past is constantly being reconsidered.
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Pride Month is a wonderful time to celebrate our unique identities and to reflect on how pride and authenticity show up in our lives.
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With songs and stories of characters struggling with low self esteem, addiction, and lost love, Sarah Borges delivers it all on the Word Barn stage with a dry and knowing wit.
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Sunny Jain performed his musical memoir Love Force on April 16, 2026 at the Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth College.
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A sweeping family saga that traces the intertwined lives of three generations of women, moving from war-torn Germany and Ireland to coastal Maine.
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Tune in Saturday evening, May 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. for Saturday Request Live: May Flowers on NHPR and nhpr.org.
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You can hear the new album from the band Modest Mouse in Whitefield, join a community yard sale in Dover, and taste as many tacos as you can in Manchester. Here’s your weekend lineup in the Granite State.
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In this debut novel, we meet a Nigerian-American family set on a crash course towards each other. Plus, on our Book Biz segment, the role of agents in publishing today.
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The Hop Sessions from NHPR brings you the best of the Upper Valley's arts scene, featuring intimate concerts and conversations with world-class creators.
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This weekend is full of fun and unique events across New Hampshire. From a mockumentary about “canoe dancing” and halfway to Halloween celebrations to a SpongeBob rave, there’s no reason to be bored. Annual festivals are returning across the state, including Outdoor Fest in Rumney for the adventurous, the Floating Lanterns Festival in Keene and World Fish Migration Day in Hinsdale.
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Sally Baby’s Silver Dollars combines elements of early jazz, swing, New Orleans R+B, brass band, second line, soul, and more.
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The Stone Mountain Arts Center (SMAC) in Brownfield, Maine turns 20 this year. Kate McNally stopped by for a visit with co-founder Carol Noonan, staff, patrons and Tom Rush.