Thursday, April 29th from 5-8pm
Thursday, July 22nd from 5-8pm
Thursday, October 21st from 5-8pm
OPEN DOORS happens three times a year as a result of the hard work and financial commitment of all of our participating venues and is presented to you courtesy of The Majestic Theatre.
To make a tax-deductible donation to the 2009 OPEN DOORS project simply click on "Box Office and Gifts" - your donation insures that we can continue to keep this event totally free to the public.
Three trolleys circulate the same route between the hours of 5pm and 8pm, stopping at each venue about every 20-30 minutes. You may get on and off the trolley as you wish at any venue and stop at the venues you wish to see. All of the venues are open free to the public on trolley night and most have special events and promotions on trolley night.
Visit our DOWNLOADS section to print the 2010 Map!
Be sure to check out the walls of Manchester’s City Hall Gallery! Exhibits change every two months and include: photography, paintings, illustrations, and now, digital art (also known as graphic design) and all sorts of exciting art from talented hobbyists, emerging and professional artisans, and even young artists. You will also find a permanent display of historic photographs of Manchester, known as the “McInnich Collection”, photos of all our Mayors since 1846, and other items on permanent display. Enjoy your ride!
The Studio of Photographic Arts (SOPHA) is a photographic center located in historic Manchester, NH. We have over 6,000 square feet of studio, classroom, and gallery space to serve the needs of photographers - new and experienced alike.
Hours of Operation: Our hours vary. We are a working studio, so are open throughout the day. Call for hours or appointment.
Our studio produces over 30 different shapes of food safe functional glass, ranging from serving bowls, plates, and platters to wall clocks, Judaica, and small glassware. We specialize in custom pieces allowing each customer the ability to choose from a wide range of glass colors and styles creating a truly individual piece of functional art. All of our pieces are handmade in our studio at the Waumbec Mill in Manchester’s historic Mill Yard.
To reach the theatre level patrons will need to climb approximately eight steps. Currently the facility is not wheelchair accessible. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we work with Ste. Marie Parish to create better access for all. For additional information or questions please contact us at 603-669-7469.
