Throughout the year, a range of beloved community arts groups and the Lebanon School District (“the big stage for little kids”) set up residence at LOH. Our house becomes their home and we’re proud to uphold a 98-year-commitment to supporting community participation in the arts.

No matter the artist’s age or level of experience, they all have the opportunity to perform on a professional stage with expert technicians and state-of-the-art equipment. Both on- and off-stage, participants receive mentoring by LOH staff who emphasize quality technical production and professionalism.

For more information about upcoming performances from our community partners visit our Upcoming Events page.

CITY CENTER BALLET

City Center’s artistic team combines the talents of Upper Valley students with international guest artists to produce large-scale productions at LOH.

THE DANCE COLLECTIVE

Through patient and positive methods, TDC choreographers encourage young dancers to explore their love of movement.

LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT/SAU88

LOH provides a safe and professional environment for staging many of the district’s instrumental, vocal, and theater events.

WET PAINT PLAYERS
The Lebanon High School drama club, advised by Emma Cooke and Marguerite Ames, featuring two productions each year, a fall play and a spring musical.

NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

NESA is a vibrant educational community that provides immersive arts-based learning opportunities to Upper Valley youth of all ages and experience levels.

NORTH COUNTRY CHORDSMEN

The Upper Valley’s resident barbershop-style chorus presents playful programs of a cappella entertainment for audiences of all ages.

VOXSTARS
A mixed-gender chorus in the Hanover, NH, Chapter of the Northeastern District of the international Barbershop Harmony Society (along with the North Country Chordsmen). The VoxStars are focused on tight 4-part harmony singing and interesting songs of all genres.

NORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY THEATRE

Since 1973, NCCT has produced quality musicals for adults and young people.

NCCT TEENS
A branch of NCCT, focused on developing cross cultural understanding, fostering arts education, and refining leadership skills in youth. NCCT Teens is responsible for producing a teen musical each winter with 40–60 teens from up to thirteen area high schools routinely participating in all aspects of the production, from set design to on-stage acting.

OPERA NORTH

The region’s premier professional summer music festival. Founded in 1982, it is the only full-time professional opera company serving New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.

REVELS NORTH

Best known since 1975 for its annual Midwinter Revels celebration, Revels North provides year-round multi-generational programming celebrating the power of traditional song, dance, storytelling, and ritual.

TRUMBULL HALL TROUPE

Founded in 2004 to provide kids with a fun, educational theater experience with the added benefit of serving children in need. Each year, the troupe performs a large scale musical with net proceeds donated to charity.

UPPER VALLEY BAROQUE

Founded in September 2021 by Upper Valley music enthusiasts, UVB’s mission is to create transformative experiences with audiences, performers, and learners through Baroque and Early Music. UVB is building a community of music lovers who appreciate high-level performance of this rich repertoire by Baroque specialists, on period instruments and carefully matched vocalists.

UPPER VALLEY COMMUNITY BAND

A proud part of the region’s musical heritage, UVCB’s musicians perform at parades and seasonal events, including twice-yearly concerts on the LOH stage.

UPPER VALLEY MUSIC CENTER

Expert faculty work with beginner through advanced students and teach programs designed for ages birth through adulthood. One of the Lebanon-based community music school’s resident ensembles (Upper Valley Chamber Orchestra) and members of the Suzuki Program offer public performances at LOH.

UPPER VALLEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
A non-auditioned ensemble performing classics as well as 20th and 21st century music.

Photos thanks to Lars Blackmore, Dan Drye, Dan Grossman, Evan Oxenham, Kara Sasvari, and Rob Strong.