Dirt Cowboy Cafe showcases talents of artist Pat Barsanti
Dreams and the dark side of the human soul are just some of the themes covered by Pat Barsanti's artwork currently on display at the Dirt Cowboy Cafe on Main Street.
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Dreams and the dark side of the human soul are just some of the themes covered by Pat Barsanti's artwork currently on display at the Dirt Cowboy Cafe on Main Street.
The Hood Museum of Art's new exhibit, "Crinolines, Bustles, and Tight-Lacing: Creating the Artificial Silhouette," traces women's fashions from the nineteenth century to the early 1900s.
Renovations that will transform the old Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center's mental health building into a state-of-the-art computer science and mathematics facility should be completed by the end of the year.
Last Friday the New Hampshire legislature rejected a bill calling for a state holiday recognizing Martin Luther King Jr.
The three plays in the 66th Annual Eleanor Frost Play Competition, which graced the stage in the Hopkins Center's Bentley Theater Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, were "Stay" by Chance Whitmire '94, "Mahogany Waves Golden Storms Twilight Fireflies and Violet Sands" by Zola Mashariki '94 and "The Ad" by Pavol Liska '95.