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OCT CALENDAR

Extraordinary Cinema: Buck

7pm @ Music Hall Loft • PG • 88 min • 2011

A real life “horse-whisperer,” Buck Brannaman is a true cowboy who travels the country helping horses with people problems. 2

Extraordinary Cinema: Buck 7pm @ Music Hall Loft • PG • 88 min • 2011

No Film Tonight 4

Intimately Yours: Madeleine Peyroux

7:30pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $59; $48

Opener: Nellie McKay

Known for intimately arranged covers of early American blues and jazz standards, Peyroux now moves into “rootsier” territory.

Extraordinary Cinema: Buck 7pm @ Music Hall Loft • PG • 88 min • 2011

The North Face Speaker Series Presents: Dean Karnazes, Ultramarathoner Life in Motion

7pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: Visit TheNorthFace.com GA: Free. Advanced Tickets: $8. VIP Reception @ 6pm: $20.

Extraordinary Cinema: Buck

7pm @ Music Hall Loft • PG • 88 min • 2011

Writers in the Loft: Chris Bohjalian

7pm @ Music Hall Loft • $39; Reserved seat, book ($25), bar beverage; author presentation, Q&A, book signing meet & greet. The NY Times bestselling author joins us with his latest novel, a riveting ghost story centered on a tragic airplane crash.

NT Live: The Kitchen

7pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $27.50

A tour de force spectacle – a darkly funny examination of life lived at breakneck speed – in a kitchen!

Extraordinary Cinema: Buck

7pm @ Music Hall Loft • PG • 88min • 2011

Kids RULE! Movie: Winnie the Pooh

11:30am @ Historic Theater • G • 63min • 2011

This all-new movie with a classic Disney aesthetic features the philosophical "bear of very little brain" and friends.

Extraordinary Cinema: Buck

7pm @ Music Hall Loft • PG • 88min • 2011

NH Association for the Blind Presents: Voices of Vision

8pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $25; Day of show $35

A delightful evening of folk, blues and pop music featuring Scott MacIntyre, Laurel Brauns, and Wooden Eye.

No Film Tonight

Explore + Learn: Discover Shaker Life

5:30pm @ Music Hall Loft • Tickets: $10

An introduction to the breathtaking dance performance Angel Reapers (10/22). Led by Shelburne Museum Curator Jean Burks.

Extraordinary Cinema: Project Nim

7pm @ Historic Theater • PG13 • 93min • 2011

The story of Nim, the chimpanzee who became the focus of a landmark experiment to raise an ape like a human child.

Kings of Salsa

7:30pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $50; $35 Intoxicating. Exuberant. Nine “gods and goddesses of the dance floor” (Bangkok Post) backed by a nine-piece band.

New Hampshire Film Festival

Schedule To Be Announced • NHFilmFestival.com

The best in recent independent cinema from the region, nation and world presented in an inspiring, four-day celebration.

New Hampshire Film Festival

To Be Announced • NHFilmFestival.com

New Hampshore Film Festival Schedule To Be Announced • NHFilmFestival.com

New Hampshire Film Festival

Schedule To Be Announced • NHFilmFestival.com

Historical Tour of The Music Hall • 5:30pm

Extraordinary Cinema: Project Nim

7pm @ Historic Theater • PG13 • 93min • 2011

Red Bull Presents: The Art of Flight

8pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $17.75

Explore + Learn: Opera Circle

5:30pm @ Music Hall Loft • Tickets: $12 (incl. 1 house beverage) Hosted by David Kleinman.

Film Matters: Conviction

7pm @ Historic Theater • R • 107min • 2010

The true story of Betty Ann Waters, who worked to overturn her brother's murder conviction. Post-film panel: Ms. Waters, former NH Attorney General Philip McLaughlin and Richard Miles, a man found innocent of murder after serving 15 years in Texas.

Extraordinary Cinema: The Trip

7pm @ Music Hall Loft • NR • 107min • 2010

Playing loose versions of themselves, Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon reunite with acclaimed director Michael Winterbottom for an acerbically witty, largely improvised ride.

Martha Clarke's Angel Reapers

8pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $59; $48

Shaker founder Ann Lee (1736-1784), a visionary mystic and spiritual leader, is the inspiration for this breathtaking dance work.

Extraordinary Cinema: The Trip

7pm @ Music Hall Loft • NR • 107min • 2010

The Met @ The Music Hall: Anna Bolena (Donizetti) 1pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $59; $48

Anna Netrebko opens the Met season with her portrayal of the ill-fated queen driven insane by her unfaithful king.

Sierra Hull & Highway 111 • On sale to members NOW! To public 10/1. 7pm & 9pm @ Music Hall Loft • Tickets: $25

Bluegrass songstress and virtuoso mandolin player and her band tour behind her new album, Daybreak, produced by Alison Krauss.

No Film Tonight

Extraordinary Cinema: The Trip 7pm @ Music Hall Loft • NR • 107min • 2010

Helly Hansen & Matchstick Productions Present: Attack of La Nina • 8pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $17.75

Extraordinary Cinema: The Trip 7pm @ Music Hall Loft • NR • 107min • 2010

Extraordinary Cinema: The Trip 7pm @ Music Hall Loft • NR • 107min • 2010

Hilarity @ The Music Hall: Women Fully Clothed 8pm @ Historic Theater • $29; $22

Four Second City vets riff on career and family. The Toronto Star calls them “an all-estrogen comedy dream team!”

Extraordinary Cinema: The Trip 7pm @ Music Hall Loft • R • 104min • 2010

Extraordinary Cinema: The Guard 7pm @ Historic Theater • R • 96min • 2011

A comedic fish-out-of-water tale of murder, blackmail, drug trafficking and rural police corruption. Stars Don Cheadle.

The Met @ The Music Hall: Don Giovanni (Mozart) 1pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $27.50

Mariusz Kwiecien in his sensual interpretation of the timeless anti-hero. Directed by Tony Award-winning Michael Grandage.

Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra Presents: Beethoven 5th 3pm @ Historic Theater • Tickets: $20

Fate, destiny and the supernatural combine forces in a kaleidoscopic tableau of fatalism, a witches’ orgy, and Death leading a macabre dance on stage.

Extraordinary Cinema: The Guard 7pm @ Historic Theater • R • 96min • 2011

Sierra Hull, a child prodigy mentored by Alison Krauss, comes to the Loft Oct. 23

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