MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) - The Currier Museum of Art is opening its doors for a summer block party that includes free admission to all its exhibits.
The party, dubbed “Twilight at the Currier,” takes place Saturday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Manchester and is part of the museum’s effort to demonstrate its commitment to the New Hampshire community through family-friendly activities. There will be art-making, education activities, live music, performances by local dance companies, hooping and juggling acts, face painting and a lighted parade at twilight featuring handmade mythical creatures.
The museum’s director Alan Chong says the museum wants “people to come and enjoy a summer evening at the museum - both inside and out.”
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu says events like this are “critical to strengthening the fabric of our communities.”
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