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.
New N.H. Historical Highway Marker: Zealand more...
Currier Museum, Travel and Tourism, Cultural Resources partner for poster competition more...
Winners named at 6th N.H. High School Short Film Festival more...
Exhibit by N.H., British photographers opens at N.H. State Library more...
“Dig Into Reading” at local libraries this summer more...
Meeting Notice: Meeting of the NH Commission on Native American Affairs, August 20, 2013 more...
Five properties added to N.H. State Register of Historic Places more...
2013 Letters About Literature N.H. winners announced more...
...for more Department of Cultural Resources news, visit our Media Room
The Old Stone Wall (quarterly e-news from the N.H. Division of Historical Resources)
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)
Film New Hampshire (video)
Help conserve New Hampshire's natural, historical and cultural heritage more...
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