Our photo of the week is of Encounter, by sculptor Luben Boykov (Bulgaria/Canada), created in 2009 for the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium. The piece resides in Rotary Common. Learn more about the NISS here, returning to Nashua this Spring with 3 new artists!
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UPCOMING EVENTS FEB. 28âMAR 5 IN DOWNTOWN NASHUA
Through the timeless hits of the best-selling duo of the 70s, Judy Pancoast tells her unique story of growing up in small-town Maine, youngest child in a dysfunctional family, and how her love of Karen and Richard Carpenter and their music guided her through the toughest times and gave her a direction in life. Whether you love the Carpenters or not, this story of how fandom can change a life is sure to touch you.
This presentation features Musical Director and Accompanist Michael Pierce and is sponsored by the Nashua Community Concert Association.
This unusual duo of viola (Greta Staponkute-Rakau) and accordion (Augustinas Rakauskas) is joined on its current tour by soprano Neringa Radenaite. Join us for their program, “Baltic Tango,” an hour of refreshing, soul-filling music, with inspirations ranging from the baroque to classical to tango. Sponsored by the Zylonis Fund and LABAS.
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