ROCHESTER — The Rochester Museum of Fine Arts was honored with the Governor’s Arts Award for Creative Communities on Wednesday, Oct. 8, during a ceremony in the Executive Council chambers at the State House in Concord.

The Governor’s Arts Awards, presented biennially by the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts since 1980, recognize individuals and organizations that have made lasting contributions to the state’s cultural life.

“Our state is home to a vibrant arts community that contributes to our economy and provides opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy music, museums and more,” said Gov. Kelly Ayotte. “I am proud to present this year’s Governor’s Arts Awards and recognize the talent and creativity we have here in New Hampshire.”

The RMFA is an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) n

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