New Hampshire’s Department of Cultural Resources includes the State Council on the Arts, the Film and Television Office, the Division of Historical Resources, the State Library and the Commission on Native American Affairs.
The Department strives to nurture the cultural well-being of our state. From the covered bridges and traditional music of our past to the avant garde performances and technological resources of today and tomorrow, New Hampshire’s culture is as varied as its geography and its people. This strong cultural base—which truly has something for everyone—attracts businesses looking for engaged workforces, provides outstanding educational opportunities and creates communities worth living in.
Registration for N.H. Pro Theatre Auditions and Job Fair ends Feb. 10 more...
2012 “Moose Plate” Grant round opens more...
N.H. teen filmmakers challenged to “Own the Night” this summer more...
SAVE THE DATE!
2012 Arts, Culture & the Law Conference: June 28 more...
INVITATION: Commissioner's Roundtable on Cultural & Heritage Tourism, February 24, 2012 more...
N.H.’s 2011 Ladybug Picture Book Award winner announced more...
N.H. artist, local students create state’s official ornaments for National Christmas Tree more...
IMAGES of the ornaments are available online.
...for more Department of Cultural Resources news, visit our Media Room
Granite State Libraries (quarterly e-news in brief for public, school, academic and special libraries)
New Hampshire Arts Journal (news magazine from the N.H. State Council on the Arts)
The Old Stone Wall (quarterly e-news from the N.H. Division of Historical Resources)
The New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources has several divisions that are working to identify American Recovery and Reinvestment Act-appropriate projects for New Hampshire’s cultural industry. Learn more...
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