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Tuesday, June 28, 2022Support Acts Announced for River House Restaurant Concert Series!
DISCLAIMER: The following content wasn't created by, but is being shared by the Chamber Collaborative on behalf of a member.PRESCOTT PARK ARTS FESTIVAL IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE SUPPORT ACTS FOR THE CONCERTS IN THEIR UPCOMING 2022 RIVER HOUSE RESTAURANT CONCERT SERIES Amazing Support Acts Announced!PORTSMOUTH—Prescott Park Arts Festival, an independent non-profit arts organization located along the banks of the Piscataqua River in downtown Portsmouth, announces added support acts for the concerts in the River
Tuesday, June 14, 2022Two Concerts Added! Prescott Park Arts Festival's River House Restaurant Concert Series
PORTSMOUTH–Prescott Park Arts Festival, an independent non-profit arts organization located along the banks of the picturesque Piscataqua River, announces two additional concerts in the River House Restaurant Concert Series. The popular series features nationally touring acts, as well as regional and local favorites, that will perform downtown on the Wilcox Main Stage in Prescott Park this summer. The Arts Festival is fully accessible, so all events are offered for an optional suggested donation. The
Monday, June 06, 2022The Week Ahead-- PLUS a special invite from the Public Policy Committee
Weekly letter to the membership. Hello! Whether you stayed up late watching the Celtics (sorry) or tired yourself out from a long day at Riverfest on Saturday, we hope your weekend was filled with what you wanted to do most. Here are a few things you might want to do this week with us – your Chamber Collaborative members. Plus, we’ve tossed in one event happening next Monday that we’d really love to get a good group of you to attend (and we might take a jaunt afterwards.) As always, hit me up
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Wednesday, June 23, 2021Chamber Collaborative elects new board members
PORTSMOUTH — The annual membership meeting for the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth was held virtually June 17 and featured a discussion of fiscal year 2021 and the election of officers. As board chair, Monte Bohanan, of The Music Hall, thanked board members, retiring President Valerie Rochon, President Ben VanCamp, chamber staff, and highlighted the work the organization has undergone this past year, challenges it faced and overcame—and some—such as COVID-19, whose effects it is still
