It's good to see so many local organizations offering safe, socially-distanced entertainment on the Seacoast. Here are some of this weekend's highlights.

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Top five things to do: July 24-26
More venues are cautiously reopening, more performances are returning to physical stages, and more people are enjoying live entertainment with each passing week. Be careful,...
Top five things to do: July 17-19
This weekend brings outdoor music, drive-in movies, open-air art, virtual readings, and more. Here are some highlights at local venues.
Top seven things to do: July 10-12
Typically, our weekend entertainment roundup is a top five. But we just couldn't quite narrow this one down. And so, this week, we present a top seven.
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Top five things to do: June 3-9
These are somber times in our country. Please note that some events have been canceled or postponed in recognition of the nationwide crisis, so check...
Top five things to do: May 27-June 2
An array of local art, film, music, comedy, and theater is available from home. Here are some highlights.
Top 10 things to do: May 13-19
Local organizations continue to help us make the most of our time at home. Upcoming events incude virtual theater, music, comedy, art, literature, and more.
Top 10 things to do: May 6-12
Live music, art, comedy, and more can be enjoyed from the comfort (and safety) of home. Here are some of the highlights coming up over the next week.
Top 10 things to do: April 15-21
Thanks to the adaptability of many local arts organizations, there's still plenty to do while you're stuck at home. Here's a sampling of online events.
Top five things to do: Feb. 14-16
Valentine’s weekend offers music, comedy, theater, art, and romance on the Seacoast. Here are some of the highlights.
Top five things to do: Feb. 7-9
It’s going to be a cold weekend with lots of warm events on the Seacoast. Here are a few of the most notable happenings.
Top five weekend events: Jan. 17-19
Some of this weekend’s top events will help heat up the coldest, darkest days of winter with music, theater, and art.
Top five things to do: Jan. 10-12
Comic theater, captivating art, a big bonfire, and stone soup are among this weekend’s top highlights.
Top five things to do: Jan. 3-5
It’s the first weekend of 2020. Here are some events to help you get the year started off right.
Top five things to do: Dec. 13-15
Holiday theater, holiday art, holiday music, and holiday cheer fill the weekend itinerary on the Seacoast. Here are some highlights.
Top five things to do: Dec. 6-8
It’s December, there’s snow on the ground, and Seacoast entertainment is increasingly dominated by the holidays. Here are some of this weekend’s highlights.
Top five things to do: Nov. 29-Dec. 1
Happy Thanksgiving! Here are some of the top events coming up on the Seacoast over the holiday weekend, all signifying the season.
Top five things to do: Nov. 22-24
Ready or not, holiday season and winter draw nigh. Several events coming up this weekend will help get you in the spirit. Here are some highlights.
Top five things to do: Nov. 15-17
Cold has settled upon the Seacoast, but don’t let that keep you in for the weekend. There’s lots of great music, art, and theater to enjoy out there.
Leaving on a high note
Ben Anderson reflects on his time with the Prescott Park Arts Festival and discusses his abrupt resignation after 12 years as president.
Top five things to do: Oct. 18-20
Another October weekend brings loads of great film, art, theater, and music to the Seacoast. Here are some of the highlights.
Top five things to do: Oct. 4-6
This weekend features the start of Elvis Room 20, the kickoff of Halloween season, Apple Harvest Day, a beer and chili festival, Art ’Round Town, and more.
Top five things to do: Sept. 20-22
The Seacoast marks the official onset of fall with another festive weekend, featuring film, beer, music, antiques, and much more.
Top five things to do: Sept. 6-8
Harvest season brings a generous bounty of food and booze to the Seacoast. Here are some upcoming festivals, along with some new theater and art.