CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — National Endowment for the Arts chairman Jane Chu will spend two days visiting museums and music venues in New Hampshire. Chu is in the state Monday and Tuesday with appearances scheduled in Manchester and Concord. The state Council on the Arts and Currier Museum are hosting an event Monday at the museum, where Chu will speak about her priorities and vision for the NEA and field questions from the arts community. Also on Monday, Chu and Congresswoman Ann McLane Kuster will tour the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord. On Tuesday, Chu will again speak to the arts community at the Currier Museum and meet with state cultural leaders and National Council of the Arts member Paul Hodes.Read more on NewsOK.com