The value of arts and culture in our state transcends aesthetics. These creative endeavors fuel our economy, strengthen our communities, and preserve our shared heritage.
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Art holds immense significance in education for a multitude of reasons, contributing to the holistic development of individuals. Here are several key points highlighting why art is important in education in New Hampshire :
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Federal funding has a significant impact on the arts in a country. The impact of federal funding on the arts can be both direct and indirect, and it plays a crucial role in supporting and promoting cultural and artistic endeavors. Here is how federal funding and a shutdown affects the arts
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New Hampshire is home to a number of excellent museums that showcase the state's history, art, and culture.
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The arts have helped to define New Hampshire by reflecting its history, culture, and natural beauty, nurturing artistic talent, and providing opportunities for cultural exchange and engagement.
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New Hampshire is home to many notable authors, some of whom have achieved national and international recognition.
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Investing in the arts can create jobs, attract tourism, generate revenue, and contribute to community development, all of which can contribute to a strong economy.
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The arts and culture contributed nearly $3.3 billion to New Hampshire's economy in 2021. This is up from $2.9 billion in 2020.
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Starting Monday, February 13 ClassicalNH will bring new and diverse voices and talent to our morning and evening lineup and variety to the weekend schedule. Listen in for a more inclusive set of composers, musicians, and music from around the globe.
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Black Men and Women in a Tavern joins several recent acquisitions by Black artists, including major works by Robert Duncanson, the most important Black painter of the 19th-century America; Norman Lewis, a leading member of the New York School; and Faith Ringgold, a much-beloved contemporary artist.
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An art exhibition at the Currier Museum of Art helps us understand the connection between tourism, the arts, and New Hampshire’s economy. Read more.
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Nonprofit arts and culture organizations contribute over $53 million annually to the NH’s economy, and audiences contribute another $62 million. Learn More.
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Learn how artists and arts organizations improve New Hampshire’s economy. Nonprofit arts and culture generated $115 million in economic activity in 2010.
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