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Would no public art be better than art someone found objectionable? In New Hampshire, a town has been roiled for months over that question. 

Art under fire in Littleton from conservative activist

LITTLETON — Artist Zach Johnsen, who owns the Baba Yaga gallery on Main Street, said he is worried what might happen to Littleton’s vibrant pro-art, live-and-let-live vibe if selectmen ban

Art under fire in Littleton

LITTLETON — Artist Zach Johnsen, who owns the Baba Yaga gallery on Main Street, said he is worried what might happen to Littleton’s vibrant pro-art, live-and-let-live vibe if selectmen ban

A debate over LGBTQ+ art in Littleton forces a reckoning about the town's identity

A debate over LGBTQ+ art in Littleton forces a reckoning about the town's identity

A battle over LGBTQ+ art in public spaces brews in Littleton, N.H.

After a state senator who is also a select board member spoke out against LGBTQ+ artwork in town, some residents are concerned the board will try to ban public art and performances.

Littleton Selectmen To Hear Concerns About LGBTQ Stand, This Time Over Theatre Up

The town-owned Littleton Opera House, its future as a community theatre performance venue, and what LGBTQ expression would be allowed are expected to be discussed Monday Oct. 23 at 5 p.m. as the community clashes for the second time this fall on issues of inclusion with the three-member Board of Selectmen.

Theatre Up Pauses Opera House Plans Amid Select Board LGBTQ+ Stance

LITTLETON — Theatre UP has paused plans to make the Littleton Opera House its permanent venue due to a perceived lack of town support.

Theatre UP Details Expansion Plans And Upcoming Capital Campaign

LITTLETON — With a $1 million Northern Border Regional Commission catalyst grant that was awarded in August, the nonprofit Theatre UP is embarking on a two-pronged expansion in the heart