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Experience the award-winning dark comedy “God of Carnage” presented by Branch River Theatre at Marlborough Community House, Feb. 21–Mar. 2, 2025.

Discover the best weekend events in the Monadnock Region, including live music, theater, dance parties, film screenings, and outdoor festivals.

Looking for something to do this weekend? The Monadnock Region is buzzing with live music, theater, and community events. Whether you’re in the mood for an elegant dinner, a lively concert, or a heartwarming play, here’s what’s happening near you.

Senator Shaheen pushes to extend ACA tax credits, aiming to prevent rising health care costs and protect coverage for thousands in New Hampshire.

Heart disease is the top U.S. killer, but 80% of cases are preventable. Learn heart health tips from Monadnock experts this Heart Health Month (February). #HeartHealth

Discover the best weekend events in the Monadnock Region, from live music and winter festivals to art shows, contra dancing, and film screenings.

Keene Ice and Snow Festival returns with ice carving, family fun, a winter market, and more on Main Street. Free events run 10 AM–4 PM. Details on Facebook.

N.H. Arts Council opens 2026 grant applications for schools, healthcare, and community projects. Deadlines start April 2025. Details at nharts.dncr.nh.gov.

Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Whether you’re into music, dancing, theater, or cultural celebrations, there’s an event for you. Here’s a rundown of what’s happening in the Monadnock Region Jan. 24-26

Discover exciting weekend events: live jazz, international music, workshops, magic shows, and more across Keene, Brattleboro and beyond.