Although Governor Sununu’s Safer at Home Order allows performing arts venues to reopen for in-person events in a restricted fashion, our stage will be dark for a few more months.
As a sector, New Hampshire’s arts and culture warriors stand united in our response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We, like our patrons, very much want to see artists back on our stages. We realize that the reopening process will be complicated for all venues and some, like LOH, will require additional time and resources. We continue to serve as advocates for sensible reopening policies informed by the latest NH Health & Human Services and CDC guidance. We stand together with our colleagues to ensure that theaters reopen only when it is safe for our staff, patrons, volunteers, and the artists we support.
In the meantime, we’ve unveiled a series of digital LOH on Location events you can enjoy from the comfort of your home. We hope you’ll join us for these FREE events produced exclusively for LOH.
With his book, Dartmouth professor Matthew Delmont uses American Bandstand to examine civil rights, the dawn of rock ‘n’ roll and televised youth culture.
This FREE online event is a joyful multicultural celebration of the season.
Rescheduled 2021 date: Banjo wizard and the original Flecktones return for an evening of wildly creative music-making.
Rescheduled 2021 date! Bowie bandmate Mike Garson and an all-star band perform Diamond Dogs and Ziggy Stardust albums.
