FEATURED EVENT

May Through October

Vernon Family Farm Live Music Series > This favorite family farm is known as a one-stop shop for buying local, but their outdoor music series is one for the books, too. Every Friday and second Saturday of the month from May to October, the farm hosts live music, including bands like High Range and Superfrog, and offers delicious local food from their very own farm-to-table restaurant, Vernon Kitchen. New to 2023, the farm plans on hosting a Sunday brunch on the fourth Sunday of each month. Grab your friends and family and head over for a night (or morning) of community, rotisserie chicken and music at a space that nurtures the human desire to connect and love. Prices vary. 5 to 8 p.m., Vernon Family Farm, 301 Piscassic Rd., Newfields. (603) 340-4321; vernonfamilyfarm.com. New Hampshire Magazine is a proud sponsor of this event.

ARTS & MUSIC

THURSDAYS AND SUNDAYS

THROUGHOUT SUMMER

The Gundalow Concert Series > The Gundalow Company presents a relaxing sunset sail accompanied by multiple musicians all summer long playing a mix of music genres. Attendees board at the Prescott Park Dock next to the historic Sheafe Warehouse. $22-$44. 6 to 8 p.m., Prescott Park Dock, 105 Marcy St., Portsmouth. (603) 433-9505; gundalow.org

SECOND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH

Expressions Through Art > Expressions Through Art provides a joyful and creative experience for people affected by cancer. Staff from the Currier and the Elliot facilitate discussions about art in their galleries and guide art-making. The program uses art as a conduit for respite and connection. Light refreshments will be provided. No art experience necessary. Advanced registration is not necessary; drop-ins are more than welcome. Free. 4 to 5:30 p.m., Currier Museum of Art, 150 Ash St., Manchester. (603) 669-6144; currier.org

EVERY THURSDAY

Gay Paper Mache > A queer-centered, sober, all-ages, free paper mache club at the Dover nonprofit arts center. All are welcome. Suggested donation $5. 7 to 9 p.m., Wrong Brain, 66 Third St. B1, Dover. wrongbrain.net

EVERY SECOND AND FOURTH WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH

Writer’s Corner at Auspicious Brew > Come on down to Dover’s only kombucha craft brewery for a good ol’ writing brainstorm session. If you are a writer, come in. If you are a journalist, a poet, a songstress or an author, come in. Sit in Auspicious’ corner to chat, listen, read aloud, or hold your writing close if you’re not ready to share it. Come in! The Writers’ Corner is a place where anyone at any point in their process can brainstorm, share and receive feedback from a community of like-minded peers. Hosted by Jay Leavitt, Auspicious Brew co-owner and assistant brewer. Free. 6 to 8 p.m., Auspicious Brew, 1 Washington St.; Suite 1103, Dover. (603) 953-7240; auspiciousbrew.com

TUESDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS, JULY AND AUGUST

2023 Bank of New Hampshire Children’s Summer Series > Are you a Disney fan? This summer playlist is for you. The Summer Children’s Series boasts a variety of well-known and beloved stories that include music, dancing, audience participation and more. Even better? Your kiddos have the opportunity to meet the characters at the end of every show. This year’s lineup includes magician BJ Hackman, Beauty and the Beast, Rapunzel and more. $10. Shows at 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., The Palace Theatre, 80 Hanover St., Manchester. (603) 668-5588; palacetheatre.org

Featured Event

JULY 6-27

Atlantic Grill Music by the Sea Concerts> This summer concert series brings some of New England’s hottest bands to the Seacoast on Thursday nights. Enjoy great tunes from bands like Jumbo Circus Peanuts and Joshua Tree and the seaside setting while supporting the Seacoast Science Center and their ocean education mission. Bring a blanket or chair, pack a picnic or purchase freshly grilled dinner beverages on-site. Concertgoers can also enjoy the Center and its exhibits, free with concert admission. $15-$20. 6 to 8:30 p.m., 570 Ocean Blvd., Rye. (603) 436-8043; seacoastsciencecenter.org