Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, a U.S. senator from Massachusetts, brought her campaign to Portsmouth for a town hall event at Portsmouth High School on...
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Kamala Harris, South Church, Portsmouth
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, a U.S. senator from California, was in Portsmouth for a town hall campaign event at South Church on Feb. 18....
Cory Booker, 3S Artspace, Portsmouth
Democratic presidential candidate Cory Booker, a U.S. senator from New Jersey, was in Portsmouth on Feb. 16 for a campaign event at 3S Artspace. Cory...
Top five things to do: April 12-14
There’s a lot of good stuff happening this weekend on the Seacoast. Here are a few of the highlights, including art, music, film, and more.
Open Doors: Gabe DiSaverio
Gabe DiSaverio is a self-professed “shark addict.” Though seeing the film “Jaws” as a child inspired his interest, it’s where the obsession has led him...
Port Watch: Week of April 8
Two tug-and-barge units arrived at the Port of New Hampshire Friday with heating oil and set sail on Saturday. More vessels are due in the week ahead.
Top five things to do: April 5-7
There's lots of great new art, music, theater, film, and literature coming to local venues this weekend. Here are some of the highlights.
Port Watch: Week of April 1
Several vessels will be coming and going from the Port of New Hampshire this week. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Top five things to do: March 29-31
Art, fashion, music, theater, and more are on tap this weekend at Seacoast venues. Here are some of the most intriguing highlights.
Port Watch: Week of March 25
Two tug-and-barge units arrived in Portsmouth Harbor over the weekend, and several other vessels are expected over the next few days.
Top five weekend events: March 22-24
The first weekend of spring offers local music, dance, theater, art, and Shatner impressions. Here are some highlights.
Port Watch: Week of March 18
Several vessels arrived in Portsmouth Harbor over the weekend, two of which are setting sail on Monday night. But more are on the way. Here are the details.
Top five things to do: March 15-17
There are lots of cool events coming up this weekend, including locally-focused music, theater, comedy, art, and more. Here are some highlights.
Port Watch: Week of March 11
After the first quiet weekend in a good three months, the Port of New Hampshire is getting ready for an exceptionally busy week.
Top five things to do: March 8-10
Many Seacoast artists and musicians spent the month of February making new original art and music, and the results are now available for viewing and...
Port Watch: Week of March 4
The Portsmouth tugs will be greeting five vessels over the next three days, following a big snowstorm at the Port of New Hampshire.
Top five things to do: March 1-3
The onset of March brings lots of exciting art, music, marathons, and even wrestling to the Seacoast. Here are some highlights.
Top five things to do: Feb. 22-24
This weekend kicks off the 10th annual Portsmouth Beer Week, a 10-day celebration of craft beer. There’s also plenty of music, film, poetry, and more.
Port Watch: Week of Feb. 18
A salt ship arrived Monday morning and an LNG tanker is on the way, with more vessels coming throughout the week. Here are the details.
Top five things to do: Feb. 15-17
There are some notable shows taking place at local venues this weekend, along with some new theater and a special post-Valentine’s drag show.
Port Watch: Week of Feb. 11
Several vessels will be coming and going from the Port of New Hampshire throughout the week. Here are the details so far.
Top five things to do: Feb. 8-10
There are lots of big events coming up during the weekend before Valentine’s Day. We did our best to narrow it down to just five highlights.
Port Watch: Week of Feb. 4
After unloading 30,000 tons of salt at the state pier, the Geraldine Manx sets sail on Monday night, kicking off a busy week at the Port of New Hampshire.
Top five things to do: Feb. 1-3
The first weekend of February features lots of art and music, plus a black history “Tea Talk” and a dose of comic political theater.
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 28
The week kicked off on a busy note Monday, with the cable ship Durable sailing and the tanker Acadian arriving. More activity is expected in the days ahead.