Council on the Arts

The Concord Community Arts Center is a comprehensive resource for all things related to the arts in Concord, NH. With a focus on providing the best information and relevant links, the center serves as a hub for artists, enthusiasts, and anyone interested in exploring the vibrant arts scene of the city.Generated from the website

LCHIP (Land and Community Heritage Investment Program) is a New Hampshire-based organization dedicated to protecting and preserving the state's natural, historic, and cultural resources. Since its establishment in 2000, LCHIP has invested $58 million through 564 grants, impacting 198 communities, rehabilitating 170 historic structures, and conserving 237,312 acres of land. With a focus on historic preservation, land conservation, and cultural resources, LCHIP works in partnership with community groups and stakeholders to safeguard buildings, structures, districts, sites, and high-quality lands from development, ensuring the vitality, quality of life, and sense of place in New Hampshire's communities.Generated from the website

The New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources includes the State Council on the Arts, Film and Television Office, Division of Historical Resources, State Library and American Canadian French Cultural Exchange Commission. The department works for the cultural development of New Hampshire. Its Film and Television Office works to expand business activity and employment throughout the state by acting as a liaison between the film industry and an established network of government agencies, the state s film industry work force and local property owners. The New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources State Library meets the informational needs of New Hampshire state, county, and municipal governments and its libraries. The department is located in Concord, N.H.