Enjoy a beer with your popcorn at this welcoming indie movie theater not far from the State House. A seven-year community project, the state-of-the-art cinema screens a range of movies – classics, cult films, art films, foreign – for varied audiences, with lots of coinciding community events. The entrance is down the front steps.
Red River Theatres
New Hampshire
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The handsome 1819 New Hampshire state capitol is the oldest such building in the US, and the state legislature still meets in the original chambers. Self…
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