Photo by Kendal J. Bush
A walk in the woods is good for your heart and soul. That’s science talking. The serene influence of nature combined with the simple effort of walking in forest air can calm and fortify a person better than any tonic. But what if you add a little art and amazing displays of talent and skill to the walk? The organizers and performers of Circus in the Woods are conducting an experiment to find out what happens, and you can be their subject. Here’s what you need to know, in four acts:
Emily Fulton, 14, works through her Lyra routine.
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December 21, 2020
PORTSMOUTH–The New Hampshire Art Association juried in 35 new members during 2020 and they will be featured in an exhibit titled, A New Day, during January.
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The exhibit will take place from Jan. 6 to 31, 2021, at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery s front windows on State Street and online at nhartassociation.org. The gallery will be closed for the month to refresh the space, but those interested in viewing the artwork in person can do so by appointment. We are thrilled to welcome so many talented artists into NHAA and are happy to provide them opportunities to show and sell their work, said NHAA Board President Renee Giffroy.
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LITTLETON A plan to use herbicides to remove an invasive plant at Smith Conservation Land is causing worries about potential consequences, including to wildlife and drinking water.
Sudbury Valley Trustees representatives outlined the plan at a Littleton Select Board meeting on Dec. 7, held virtually due to coronavirus restrictions.
The Select Board asked that the organization delay implementing the plan until an expected recertification of chemicals, including of an herbicide included in the plan.
A recertification is expected early in 2021.
Laura Mattei, the organization s stewardship director, said they will take the Select Board s request under advisement and respond by the week s end.