"Blue"* is the City's icon for clean water and is symbol for the stormwater contamination reduction efforts the City, residents and private property owners can make to keep the Portsmouth watershed healthy.
*Blue was designed by then-Portsmouth High School student Jane Almeida.
As the April 8 solar eclipse nears, join us to learn more about the night sky with New Hampshire's renowned astrophotographer, Charles Cormier! He will share his spectacular photographs of the planets, stars, eclipses, and more! Explore these special celestial images in a free program open to all. In addition to sharing his phenomenal photos, Mr. Cormier, a professional photographer, will share advice and tips designed to help photographers capture the eclipse safely.
Thatcher Harrison is a guitarist and a composer playing everything from classical to jazz, from fingerstyle guitar to popular/rock guitar. As a competitor, Thatcher Harrison has won 20 prizes in regional, national, and international competitions, most notably the 2020 Boston Guitarfest Competition, 1st Prize at the 2020 Atlanta Festival Guitar Competition, and a winner of the 2019 National YoungArts Foundation Competition.
Curious about this year's total solar eclipse? New Hampshire is in the path of totality this April 8th. Come learn all about the beautiful phenomenon of eclipses. We will discuss the science behind lunar and solar eclipses, how to view eclipses safely, and where & when to watch on April 8. This is a beautiful coincidence that only occurs on planet Earth and we're lucky enough that it's in our lifetime!
Following the presentation, we will show you how to make a pinhole viewer. Please bring a shoebox if you would like to participate.
Hidden Figures.
2016. Rated PG. 127 Minutes.
