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Port Watch: Week of July 24
One ship sets sail from Portsmouth Harbor tomorrow, but two others are due to arrive later in the week. Get the details below.
Top five things to do
Rock opera, disc golf, and clay beasties are among the spoils of summer on the Seacoast. Check out some of this weekend’s highlights below. Jesus...
Open Doors: Elizabeth DeJure Wood
Photographer Anna Solo takes us inside the home studio of a Portsmouth illustrator dedicated to human and animal rights.
Now Hear This
Reviews of new albums by Seacoast bands Sojoy, Jig and Funk, and Sam Carp
Port Watch: Week of July 17
The gypsum ship Dai Shan Hai was originally scheduled to arrive on Monday, but it’s been pushed back until Thursday. The tanker East Coast (above) is...
Port Watch: Week of July 10
All’s quiet at the port for now, but a large gypsum ship is expected early next week. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Top five things to do
Four out of five of our top weekend events take place partially or entirely outdoors, inviting you to indulge in local arts while also getting outside in the summer air. Here are the highlights.
Port Watch: Week of July 3
The Fourth of July brings an asphalt tanker to Portsmouth Harbor, with a tug and barge tentatively slated to follow the next day. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Top five things to do
Music, theater, literature, and yoga are on the docket this weekend, with many events taking place outside in the sunshine. See our weekend roundup for some of the highlights.
Port Watch: Week of June 26
The cable ship Thorco Luna is still at the Tyco terminal, where it will continue loading fiber-optic cable until July 15. A couple of other ships are due to arrive in port this week. Get the details in Port Watch.
Top five things to do
Several events coming up this weekend offer opportunities to have a good time while supporting worthy causes. Here are a few of the highlights.
Stretching the imagination
“The Adventures of Oliver Z. Wanderkook,” on stage now at West End Studio Theatre in Portsmouth, takes guests on a journey through all realms of art.
The Unseen Nas
Portsmouth-based DJ D. Begun blends hip-hop legends Nas and Quasimoto on his mashup album Nasimoto, and it's generating quite a buzz in the hip-hop blogosphere.
Port Watch: Week of June 19
A tanker heads into port tonight and leaves tomorrow, and another comes in for an overnight stay on Thursday. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Top five things to do
It’s the final weekend before summer, and a number of upcoming events mark the start of the season, including a sand-sculpting competition at Hampton Beach and Prescott Park’s first concert of the year. Learn about these and other highlights here.
Open Doors: Scott Lombardo
Photographer Anna Solo visits the dojo and home office of a local cancer survivor and martial-arts expert who founded a karate program for current and former military members.
Now Hear This
Reviews of recent albums by Seacoast bands The Woolly Mammoths, Marvel Prone, and Palanapanache.
Top five things to do
With temperatures expected to surge this weekend, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors or hide from the heat inside. Here are some of the top events coming up in the area.
The nexus of American music
The Soggy Po’ Boys’ parade of Big Easy jazz marches on with their new EP, Hang it on the Wall, which they'll unveil with an album release show at 3S Artspace on Friday.
Now Read This: June
Highlighting Liberty Hardy's list of the top 10 books coming out this month is the first release from The God of Small Things author Arundhati Roy in nearly 20 years. Check out the full list here.
Port Watch: Week of June 5
There are no ships slated to arrive at the Port of New Hampshire this week, but there are a couple already in port that arrived on Friday. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Top five things to do
There’s a lot going on this weekend. Lots of art, lots of chowder, lots of shopping, and a couple of temporary farewells. Check out some of the weekend highlights here.
Port Watch: Week of May 29
The LPG tanker Polar set sail on Memorial Day, while the tug Coho and barge Penn 92 arrived that night. A couple of other ships are expected later in the week. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Top five things to do
A range of emotions will swell across the Seacoast over Memorial Day weekend. There will be sadness and laughter, running and revelry, mad men and dark arts. Learn about some of the highlights here.