After more than 15 months, LOH’s “COVID intermission” is coming to an end. Our return to large in-person events begins with the FREE three-day Nexus Music and Arts Festival (August 13-15) in downtown Lebanon. Nexus is shaping up to be the party of the summer and an epic kick-off to our 2021/2022 season.
We’re also thrilled to announce the return of indoor programming. While most shows will be offered at full capacity, we have developed a series of limited-capacity events in September that’ll afford everyone a little extra elbow room in the theater. Events will be noted accordingly but please check-in with us for the latest information.
Things are changing rapidly and we’ll continue to evaluate our safety protocols but some things remain the same: expect the benefit of freshly-filtered air thanks to our high-performance HVAC system, sanitized high-touch surfaces, and our customary friendly service.
It’s been a tough year so let’s be patient with one another, exhibit care for our neighbors, and revel in the transformative power of live performance.
— Joe Clifford, Executive Director
Watch this accomplished portraitist create a whimsical work of site-specific 3D sidewalk art.
Celebrate the power of traditional song, dance, storytelling, and ritual with Revels North!
Boston band’s upbeat and energetic “Americana funk” takes traditional music into exhilarating new directions.
Self-described “rhythm and bluegrass” band gives old-timey folk music a jolt of wry, dark humor.
Singer/guitarist brings the heat with soulful blues-based alternative roots rock.
Get ready to dance under the stars! We’ll provide the headphones and the beats.
Day Two starts with the Dojo’s all-star teen band covering classic rock tunes!
Enter the splash zone with Acrobuffos and prepare for an epic water balloon battle!
Drumming workshop is followed by a showcase of high-energy West African music and dance.
Former member of Tom Tom Club reimagines Talking Heads classics as rock-steady reggae anthems.
Playful bluegrass band mixes classic flatpicking numbers with new arrangements of pop rock songs.
Brooklyn band’s must-see live shows mix hard-driving North Indian bhangra with hip hop, jazz, and raw punk energy.
Puppeteer’s comedic timing and knack for silly voices enchant kids of all ages.
Take a jazzy jaunt through the rail trail tunnel then enjoy Dixieland music in Colburn Park.
Powerhouse soul singer in a stripped-down setting that celebrates her love of folk and roots rock.
Vermont-based duo draws from the deep well of American Roots music for a modern sound that stirs the spirit.
A celebration of Van Morrison’s biggest hits including Brown Eyed Girl, Tupelo Honey, Domino, and Wild Night.
Singer/guitarist Richard Thompson showcases his fleet-fingered fretwork, poetic songwriting, and knack for engaging storytelling.
Family-friendly music and comedy with “The Backwards Piano Man.”
Just Me…And My Guitars, an intimate solo performance celebrating the most influential guitar work in history.
Siblings Sean and Jamie share their harmony-drenched blend of contemporary folk, acoustic pop, and Americana.
New Hampshire’s favorite “parentally challenged” comedian returns to LOH!
Grammy-winning mandolinist (Nickel Creek, Punch Brothers) moves effortlessly between bluegrass and classical in this solo concert.
Grammy winner carries on her family’s musical legacy with a powerful blend of country, folk, and Americana.
Rescheduled 2022 date: Get ready for an evening of wildly creative music-making with the banjo wizard and the original Flecktones.