Here are the selected local concert events from this week's edition of Weekend. To browse more events, or submit your own, go to www.nhregister.com/events. What shows you plan on catching?

ARTINFO - In response to the British government’s proposal to cut funding for the arts by 25 percent, British artists have taken not to the streets, but to their studios. Under the aegis of the Turning Point Network, a national consortium that promotes the arts, over a hundred leading artists have launched a campaign that features not just the typical slew of petitions, but also original works of art.

What's Your Reaction? The line between auction houses and art galleries keeps blurring. It is no longer unusual for Sotheby's and Christie's to take over entire galleries. Sotheby's did it in 1996, when it bought the Andre Emmerich Gallery.

Starting September 21, theater aficionados outside of Circle in the Square on Broadway will be sharing turf with an unlikely set of ticket-holders: football fans. Last April, producers Tony Ponturo and Fran Kirmser announced plans for Lombardi , about inspirational football coach Vince Lombardi, with The National Football League as a producing and marketing partner--the first time the NFL or any ...

SACRAMENTO, CA - The Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services and Albie Aware Breast Cancer Foundation have teamed up to showcase the 3rd annual "Art Bra Show."

SACRAMENTO, CA - The Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services and Albie Aware Breast Cancer Foundation have teamed up to showcase the 3rd annual "Art Bra Show."

The 2010 Los Angeles Juried Exhibition at the Municipal Art Gallery is a solid show, less adventurous than simply engaging. Jurors Ali Subotnick and Franklin Sirmans, curators at the UCLA Hammer Museum and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art,...

The 2010 Los Angeles Juried Exhibition at the Municipal Art Gallery is a solid show, less adventurous than simply engaging. Jurors Ali Subotnick and Franklin Sirmans, curators at the UCLA Hammer Museum and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art,...

ARTINFO - Shanghai’s ShContemporary art fair, which opened last night at the Shanghai Exhibition Center, is now in its fourth year and has ambitions as grand as its venue, a wedding cake of a building constructed at the height of Sino-Soviet friendship in 1955. The fair, under the direction of Colin Chinnery, formerly of the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing, styles itself as not just a prominent outpost of the art market, but as a market of ideas.

Shanghai’s ShContemporary art fair, which opened last night at the Shanghai Exhibition Center, is now in its fourth year and has ambitions as grand as its venue, a wedding cake of a building constructed at the height of Sino-Soviet friendship in 1955. The fair, under the direction of Colin Chinnery, formerly of the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing, styles itself as not just a ...

/October Art in the Community show kicked off last night as part of the DBIA's Arts Walk program. Hundreds of people came out to support the event and QAC's Gallery and Gift shop was packed with artists, members and the general public.[...]

/October Art in the Community show kicked off last night as part of the DBIA's Arts Walk program. Hundreds of people came out to support the event and QAC's Gallery and Gift shop was packed with artists, members and the general public.[...]

ARTINFO - The 250-piece art collection of the eccentric computer technology innovator Max Palevsky, whose buying habits were influenced by his love of mathematics and women, is set to hit the block at Christie's in October. Specialists at the house say that it could fetch as much as $78 million.

ARTINFO - Auction watchers hoping to witness a ferocious dogfight over a replica Supermarine Spitfire airplane that was scheduled to hit the block at Bonhams next Friday are sadly out of luck. The London–based auction house announced this morning that it had sold the lot, put up by the Royal British Legion, ahead of the sale for an published sum flying somewhere above the plane's £50–60,000 ($77–92,000) estimate.

Some of the city's biggest Broadway shows can be seen for free in Times Square this Sunday.

To kick off this year's Fall Fashion AND Broadway seasons, HUE Leggings will present Broadway on Broadway, the annual free outdoor concert in Times Square this Sunday, September 12th! Â Hosted by Kelsey Grammer, the event celebrates the spectacular of Broadway with star performances from the hottest new shows, as well as long running favorites. Â Musical numbers featured will include those by ...

ARTINFO - In what seems to be at least a preamble to the denouement of the strangest art mystery of the summer, Thomas A. Doyle, the convicted art thief whose Corot painting was supposedly "lost" by a drunken courier, has been arrested on charges of having defrauded a Japanese investor though shady dealings involving the 19th-century artwork. Even U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara can’t seem to resist the humor of this weird mess of bungled crime, which he somewhat cringe-inducingly calls a case of "inartful fraud."

A movie screening and art auction to raise money for global malaria prevention is from 7 to 9:30 p.

The curtain rises on two new shows in Frederick this weekend. Way Off Broadway sets out for the long con with its rendition of "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels."

ARTINFO - When the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., is handed lemons, it makes lemonade. Responding to a fire that damaged offices in one of its buildings on September 2, the museum has announced plans to raise money for its repair with an updated fundraising technique: text messaging.

ARTINFO - Anna Wintour's one-woman stimulus package, Fashion's Night Out — the 24-hour extravaganza of free champagne and all things limited-edition — will take over the city for its second iteration this Friday. Expect boozy fashion addicts to pack the streets, exposing a side of themselves so aggressively cupidinous as to make the mad-eyed shoppers at Barney's "Warehouse Sale" look like sedated puppies. If you're feeling hardy, take a nip of the evening's freely flowing liquid courage and get out there — the evening promises not only fashion fabulousness, but also some of the glitziest artist collaborations this side of Art Basel Miami Beach. ARTINFO suggests a few highlights, to be printed out and Bedazzled onto the couture garment of your choosing.

Las Vegas, home of the lucky, will soon be showcasing the greatest products for the luckiest dogs. From September 14th through the 16th, the pet industry's biggest brands and most innovative products will gather for SuperZoo, one of the industry's largest annual trade shows.

It may not be the best fall season we've ever seen, but there are still enough good new shows out there if you know where to look. From Texas to Detroit, from new love to old cops, here are my picks for the 10 best shows.

Posted: Friday, September 10, 2010 6:00 am | Updated: 2:01 pm, Thu Sep 9, 2010. ELLENSBURG—The Western Art Association will host a second show this year in Las Vegas during the National Finals Rodeo.

To commemorate 9/11, William Scott Anderson will perform two magic shows today to raise money for a Vietnam veterans memorial in Canby

NEW YORK Sept. 9, 2010 As Broadway embraces social media as a means to connect with its audience, TheaterAdvisor.com is teaming up with Foursquare and The Broadway League to offer fans an opportunity to make history at one of Broadways biggest events.On Sunday, Sept. 12, fans attending the annual Broadway on Broadway performance in Times Square can earn the coveted Super Swarm badge...

THE CHATHAMS – Love the footlights and greasepaint of the Great White Way? Then Chatham Recreation has just the ticket.

"Knuffle Funny: The Art and Whimsy of Mo Willems" is on view in the atrium of the Main Public Library through Nov. 14.

Stroll the 14th Annual Loveland Art Show from Sunday in Nisbet Park.

Photo by Dave T. Henley This photograph, taken several weeks following 9/11, shows the Cyberzone Internet cafe near the University of Nevada Las Vegas campus where the 9/11 plotters sent and received e-mail messages immediately prior to the hijackings on Sept. 11, 2001.

This annual free outdoor concert brings together stars and performances from current and upcoming Broadway productions to celebrate the beginning of the Broadway season.

Area residents will have the unique opportunity to see and purchase art from a five-state region when the first Williston “Wild Bunch” Art Show is held at the Airport International Inn in Williston, N.D., this weekend.

The Harvest of Art festival, scheduled for this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., will feature fine art, crafts, food, musical entertainment, a 9/11 artists tribute display, free children’s art activities and free adult mini art lessons in acrylic painting, watercolor pencil drawing, mosaics and watercolor painting.

The Milan Art Center will host a fundraiser from 4:30 to 11 p.m. Sept. 30 at the Original Gravity Brewing Co. to compile matching funds for a grant offered by the Greater Milan Area Community Foundation.

"Pink," an open-entry juried show to benefit the Denver affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, through Sept. 26. Reception: 6-9 p.m. today. 900 Santa Fe Drive, 303-297-8428, cornewartspace.com

When WBA featherweight champion Yuriorkis Gamboa steps into the ring against IBF champ Orlando Salido for his first title unification this Saturday (Sept. 11th, featured on HBO Boxing After Dark) at The Palms in Las Vegas, “El Ciclon“ knows exactly who to thank for the way his career has taken so far.

Computer pioneer Max Palevsky , who died in May at the age of 85, fed his art appetite for more than 40 years.

Two-Day Antique Auction NEARLY 700 LOTS, NO RESERVES Woody - Auctioneer 316-747-2694 This auction features the Steve and Gloria Zak collection along with the Estate of Louise Hefling.

BROWNSVILLE – Residents and art enthusiasts will have the opportunity to shop for some artwork by local artists at the sixth annual Art in the Park at Dean Porter Park Sunday in the Ringgold Civic Indoor Pavilion.

The Children's Art Tent - where kids of all ages can create colorful paintings and build paper sculpture - will be in a new location. Find it on the north side of the park, north of the Memorial Rose Garden.

The Fine Art and Photography Show of the Pennsylvania Apple 'n Cheese Festival is still accepting entries. Sept. 17 is the closing date for mailing the applications. Applications and information may be obtained on the paapplecheese.com web site or by c

The late West High art teacher Susan Dolan encouraged herstudents to work hard when the cause is right.

The Northeast Alabama Arts Council will sponsor an art show as part of the Boom Days Heritage Celebration. NAAC member Anne Hamilton will open her historic home at 450 Elm Street for the show, which will feature artists from DeKalb, Jackson and Madison counties.

ARTINFO - There was a striking abundance of smiles at the famed Château de Versailles for the opening of a show that detractors have denounced as speculative neo-vandalism, pornographic provocation, and a blight on France’s prized heritage.

An art world thief was busted Thursday for duping a Japanese investor out of $100,000 in the purchase of a since-stolen $1.35 million masterpiece.

An Art & Culture Showcase is Sept. 11 at Pioneer Park in Toppenish. Festivities include car sho

ARTINFO - The United Kingdom is the featured country at this year’s Korea International Art Fair, (KIAF) and perhaps that’s why works by Damien Hirst, who surely is Britain’s most famous contemporary artist in Asia, seemed to be everywhere. Even at the booth of the venerable PYO Gallery — whose president, Mi Sun Pyo, is head of the Galleries Association of Korea — a Hirst "Spin" painting has taken pride of place, seeming a little off-key beside the cool minimalism of the paintings by Lee Ufan, which provide the booth’s still center.

ARTINFO - Though artist Faith Ringgold is perhaps best known for delighting American schoolchildren with her lusciously illustrated 1991 masterwork of a children’s book "Tar Beach," her first public commission was actually designed for another audience: female prisoners eating in the cafeteria of the Rikers Island prison in New York City. Now that incarcerated work, the 1971 "For the Women’s House," is being released after a tumultuous stretch for a show at the Neuberger Museum of Art, in Purchase, New York.

Content partner Roby Brock has a new poll out today that shows a lead for Republicans running for statewide “down the ballot” constitutional offices. The results track largely with the Republican generic advantage we have seen develop throughout this current election cycle. Here are the results… Lieutenant Governor Mark Darr (R) 44% Shane Broadway (D) 27% Undecided 29% Secretary of [...]