The Women’s March 2018 may be the most significant event happening this weekend. But you can also enjoy live music, theater, food, beer, and more.
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Port Watch: Week of Jan. 15
It’s a sure sign of deep winter when the port’s terminals start filling up with ships bringing salt and heating oil. The salt ship Genco...
Port Watch: Week of Jan. 8
The salt ship Navios La Paix set sail from Portsmouth Harbor this morning, and two other ships are expected to arrive tomorrow.
Top five things to do: Jan. 5-7
Having survived the bomb cyclone, it’s time to seek our entertainment for the first weekend of 2018. Here are some of the highlights.
Top five things to do: Dec. 29-31
It’s been a surreal year, and it’s ending on an icy note. But with New Year’s Eve coming up on Sunday, Dec. 31, there are...
Port Watch: Week of Dec. 11
It was a busy weekend in Portsmouth Harbor; a tank barge arrived with kerosene for Irving on Saturday and left Sunday, and another barge arrived...
Port Watch: Week of Dec. 4
Two salt ships — the IYO Sea and Strategic Harmony — are due to arrive at Portsmouth Harbor this week. Get the details in Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of Nov. 27
A tug and barge came and went over the weekend, and the tanker Great Eastern is due to arrive tomorrow. Get the details in Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of Nov. 20
Two ships are unloading cargo in the Port of New Hampshire and another, the Navig8 Spica, is anchored and waiting to enter after Thanksgiving.
Port Watch: Week of Nov. 13
The Houston Pearl is among the ships expected at the Port of New Hampshire over the next week. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of Nov. 7
With no new ships expected until the weekend, it’s shaping up to be another quiet week for marine traffic in Portsmouth Harbor. The CSL Tacoma...
Port Watch: Week of Oct. 30
The tug Denali and the barge DBL 104 are scheduled to arrive at the Port of New Hampshire this week. Get the details in Port Watch.
Top five things to do: Nov. 3-5
Though the delightful chaos of Halloween is over, there are still plenty of entertainment options coming up this weekend, including a show with Cape Snow.
Port Watch: Long Bridge lift span float-in
There will be no ships entering or leaving the Port of New Hampshire for the next 10 days, as the Piscataqua River channel will be...
Port Watch: Week of Oct. 9
Rainy conditions won’t stop the Portsmouth tugs from escorting the 12,000-ton cargo ship BBC Jade to the N.H. State Pier today. The tanker Chem Polaris...
Top five things to do: Oct. 6-8
Concerts, chili festivals, a bounty of new art, and other fall celebrations are among the top happenings coming up this weekend. We’ve crammed a sampling...
Port Watch: Week of Sept. 25
A tug and barge are due into the Port of New Hampshire tomorrow, and a supply ship is set to arrive on Wednesday. Get the details in Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of Sept. 18
The Asphalt Eagle was delayed due to fog this weekend but finally pulled into port today, along with a salt ship. The Eagle sails tomorrow...
Top five things to do: Sept. 15-17
During the last official weekend of summer, you are invited to enjoy craft beer and fresh oysters, farmland festivals, and three days of film. Get...
Port Watch: Week of Sept. 11
Tug Ruth Reinauer and barge RTC 102 came to the Port of NH Sunday with a load of diesel for Sprague. Four other ships are expected this week.
Port Watch: Week of Sept. 4
It's another busy week in Portsmouth Harbor, starting with the Labor Day arrival of a bulk carrier delivering gypsum. Get the details here.
Port Watch: Week of Aug. 28
Two ships arrived in Portsmouth Harbor on Sunday, and several more are expected this week. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Top five things to do: Aug. 25-27
A roundup of Seacoast entertainment for the weekend of Aug. 25.
Port Watch: Week of Aug. 21
Some construction barges will move around this week near the site of the Long Bridge work. Other than that, just one tug and barge unit is expected on Thursday. Get the details in Port Watch.
Top five things to do
These are somber times in our nation, but we can unite against the gloom by supporting local arts and causes. Here are some of the most notable events coming up over the weekend.