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About this Site
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Need a Performance, Wedding or Meeting Venue? |
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Alumni Hall located in historic Haverhill, is a beautifully restored late-19th Century Greek Revival-style brick performance, wedding, and meeting venue. The main hall holds 160 individuals and comes equipped with sound system, stage, gallery space, chairs and tables. Other spaces include a large lobby, backstage area and two greenrooms. Affordable rentals year-round. Please contact (603) 989-5500 or e-mail
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Volunteer for Alumni Hall |
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Alumni Hall in Haverhill, a year-round venue for the fine and performing arts, is seeking volunteers who are interested in regional and national arts and cultural programming. Volunteers can greet visitors, usher at concerts, or create their own niche with their talents. For more information, contact Carol Coon at (603) 989-5500 or e-mail
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Commissioner’s Roundtable is September 22 |
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Join Van McLeod, Commissioner of the NH Dept. of Cultural Resources at the Flying Monkey Movie House, 39 South Main St., Plymouth from noon-2 p.m. for a roundtable discussion on Cultural & Heritage Tourism: Using Statistics to Tell Your Story.
Special guest is Mark Okrant, Professor of Tourism Management and Director of the Institute for NH Studies at Plymouth State University. RSVP: 271-3136 or
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Additional Information:
- There is no charge to attend the Roundtable.
- Metered parking is available throughout downtown Plymouth; parking is not available on the Plymouth State University campus.
- Attendees are invited to bring their own refreshments to the event.
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Save the Date & Register for CONFR’s 2nd Annual Technology Conference |
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CONFR’s 2nd Annual Technology Conference will be held on Friday, October 22, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m,. Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester. The keynote speaker is Holly Ross, Executive Director of NTEN (Nonprofit Technology Network). Register by August 31 for a reduced rate: www.confr.org. |
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DC Board Development Seminar for Not-for-Profit Arts Organizations |
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The seminar will provide practical tools for board leadership at all stages of organizational development – Strategic Planning; Fundraising; Marketing; Financial Analysis; and more. Led by Kennedy Center President Michael M. Kaiser and other senior staff. October 3-5, DeVos Institute of Arts Management at the Kennedy Center, Washington, DC. Registration deadline is September 15. http://www.kennedy-center.org/education/artsmanagement/boardseminar/ |
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Participants Wanted for NH Open Doors, November 6 and 7 |
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The statewide tourism event is designed to showcase the people, products, and places of NH. Artisans, craftspeople, specialty food producers, retail shops, restaurants, farm stands and orchards, lodging properties, cultural events, and attractions “open their doors” to the public, and offer special events, i.e. a craft demonstration, a book signing, a workshop for kids, hayrides, food samplings, special menus featuring local NH foods, special music or performances from NH artisans, and special lodging packages to attract visitors. Info and to register: http://www.nhopendoors.com/ |
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August CONFR Coffee in Gorham Re-Scheduled |
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The August CONFR Coffee has been rescheduled to Thursday, Sept. 9, from 9:30-1 a.m., at the Family Resource Center, 126 Main Street, Gorham.
The topic is Foundation Representative Relations, with guest presenter Cathy McDowell.
The Coffee is hosted by Kathleen Kelley. To register:
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; 603-752-3669 x4026. |
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Wanted: Employment in the Performing Arts |
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I grew up in Lebanon, NH in the music business, have run a nonprofit Harbor Arts Museum and Jazz Night Festival for 15 years, and have run Cuzin Richard Entertainment in Portsmouth for 34 years. Comfortable with all aspects of producing events: Sponsorship, Programming, Logistics, Production, Marketing, Advertising and Promotion.
Email
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or call 436-8596, Ext. 102
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Arts Nonprofit Executive Director Seeks New Position (White Mountains / Northern NH / Northeast Kingdom) |
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The former Founding Executive Director of a year-round, regional NH Cultural Center
is seeking an interesting position in any of the fields of:
Arts & Cultural Consultancy, Program Creation, Management
Arts Education • Arts for Youth • Expressive Arts Workshops, Courses, Therapy
Poetry • Writing • Editing • Translation (English German)
Additional Professional Experience includes:
Program Director of NH Intermediate Group Home • Primary–Post-Secondary Teaching •
Private Psychotherapy Practice • Literary Publication & Broadcast
Resumé and additional information on request.
Responses welcome at
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Subject Line: "Position" |
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Seacoast Art in the Garden is Sept. 4 & 5 |
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Exhibitor’s are wanted for Churchill’s and Seacoast Fine Art and Gift Market. 12 Hampton Road, Exeter. Saturday 10-7, Sunday 10-5. Apply by May 1.
Limited space/categories remain for the July 10 & 11 Show.
For pricing and information: www.SeacoastInk.com;
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or (603) 502-7992; or
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or (603) 315-1077
Request your application now for the Second Annual Holiday Event. Top artisans from all over New England will be selected to exhibit in this juried show that will be held in North Hampton on December 10, 11, and 12. |
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NH Charitable Foundation Grant Deadlines |
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General Application Grants
The mission of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation is to improve the quality of life in New Hampshire and some adjoining communities in Vermont and Maine. Application grants are designed to fulfill the Foundation's mission by offering a competitive grant process twice each year to organizations working across a wide variety of areas including arts and culture, education, the environment, health and human services, and other public affairs.
2010 Deadlines
Express Grants - Monday, March 1 and Wednesday, September 1
Community Impact Grants - Thursday, April 1 and Friday, October 1
More information is available on the Foundation's website at www.nhcf.org.
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