Easter Services throughout the Seacoast

Easter Services throughout the Seacoast

 

Easter Sunrise Service with the First Congregational Church of Barrington on March 31th beginning 6:15 am at Nippo Lake Golf Course, 88 Stagecoach Rd, Barrington. All welcome.

 

Visit Journey Church at our Good Friday service on March 29th at 7PM. Our Easter Services on March 31st are 8AM and 9:45AM. (No sunrise service). Learn more at thejourneynh.com.

 

Easter Sunrise Service on the beach with Bethany Church, Sunday March 31st at 296 Ocean Boulevard, Hampton. Please note: no pets allowed and no restrooms available at this service.

 

Join the Exeter Congregational Church for an Easter Sunrise service on March 31st beginning 6:15am in Swazey Park.

 

Easter Services at New Frontiers Church in Portsmouth at 10am. 1 Gosling Rd, Portsmouth. All are welcome!

 

Newmarket Community Church Easter Sunrise Service in Schanda Park (weather permitting) at 7am. Followed by an Easter Breakfast after Sunrise Service at 8am. Then the Easter Sunday Church Service at 10am.

Women’s History Month Walking Tour

Women’s History Month Walking Tour

Saturday, March 30, 2:00–3:30 pm

Celebrate Women’s History Month by learning more about the fascinating women of Portsmouth’s past.

Bundle up as we share the untold stories of navigators, artists, authors, and madames who defied stereotypes and shaped Portsmouth on this 90-minute tour with the Portsmouth Historical Society.

$20 general tickets/ $15 member and discount tickets

Robert Frost’s New Hampshire

Robert Frost’s New Hampshire

March 15 – 24 

Pontine Theatre premieres Robert Frost’s New Hampshire.  Performances are Fridays @7pm, Saturdays @3pm and Sundays @2pm at the historic 1845 Plains Schoolhouse, One Plains Avenue, in Portsmouth NH’s  West End.  Pontine Co-Artistic Directors, Greg Gathers & Marguerite Mathews, will perform original stagings of five early poems by Robert Frost, a long-time summer resident of Derry and Franconia NH. Frost’s first of four Pulitzer Prizes was awarded in 1924 for his volume: “New Hampshire: A Poem with Notes and Grace Notes.” Known for his New England settings, his down to earth, stark depictions of the difficulties of rural farm life, and his use of colloquial speech, Robert Frost is widely admired as a true American Master. Harriet Munroe, publisher and editor of “Poetry,” wrote that “perhaps no other poet in our history has put the best of the Yankee spirit into a book so completely.” She notes that while Frost’s narrative, character-based poems are often dark and satirical, Frost always has a “sympathetic humor” towards his subjects.  This production is supported by grants from the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts. Tickets are $32 and may be purchased in advance online at www.pontine.org. The space is fully accessible with free parking adjacent.  Information:  info@pontine.org / 603-436-6660.  

Opening Day

Portsmouth Historical Society Opening Day is Monday, April 1st. Enjoy our current exhibition “The Matter of Memory” and selections from our permanent collection in the “Past & Present” exhibition. The contemporary companion exhibition to “Matter of Memory” juried by the NHAA is scheduled to open on April 5.

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