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The upkeep of a masterpiece is never an easy task. In Plainfield, for example, an entire community has come together to preserve what many in the area consider a masterpiece

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has created dangerous air quality indexes recently, prompting artists to think about the climate crisis in new ways. Loom Ensemble, an...

Junction Festival 2023 kicked off last weekend in Clonmel, with a fabulous Festival Hub on the new Kickham Civic Plaza, and a wealth of events in a range of venues across town. The Civic Plaza is hosting everything from morning yoga to a pop-up restaurant, and has a wide range of things to do from morning to late.

Here comes summer with a hot programme of festivals, fun days, sporting events and markets to keep families happy.

A project which helps create volunteering opportunities will showcase its work at an exhibition at Worksop Library.

Launceston's big events getting backing from the council.

For Kari Meutsch, co-owner of Yankee Bookshop in Woodstock, the perpetual challenge for her business is that it's "easy to click a button" to buy...

JAG Productions, which started producing plays in White River Junction’s Briggs Opera House in 2016, is searching for a new home.

Speak out about shootingsThis week’s mass shooting at Nashville’s Covenant School is disturbing on many fronts (“Kids, adults killed in Nashville,” Page A5, March 28). One clearly is the hypocrisy of the Republican congressman who represents the...

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Last summer, as JAG Productions was preparing for its second year of Theater on the Hill at King Arthur Baking Co., Jarvis Antonio Green said he could envision a physical home for the company he started.“I’m not the only...