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YOUR SOURCE FOR AREA GOODS, SERVICES AND EVENTS!
LakeSunapeeRegionChamber.com
2015-2016
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L ak e Sunapee Re gion Inform atio n G uide 2015- 2016
L ak e S un a p e e R e g i o n I n f o r m a t i o n G u i d e 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6
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W
elcome to the Lake Sunapee Region
Nestled in the mountains of New
Hampshire and surrounded by pristine
ponds and lakes, this region is truly a
special place for all seasons. Whether
you are fortunate enough to call the
Lake Sunapee Region home or you’re
just visiting, you will find breathtaking scenery, warm friendly smiles and
four-season recreational opportunities
in our many quaint towns and villages.
For more than two centuries, visitors have
chosen New Hampshire’s Lake Sunapee
Region as their ideal year-round vacation
destination. Located in the western part of
New Hampshire, this area offers a relaxed
lifestyle and boasts a wide variety of activities for all ages. Stroll through the charming
New England villages with their fine inns,
tasty restaurants, and unique shops. Take
advantage of a full calendar of activities
and cultural events. For the outdoor lover
in all of us, this region offers a wide array
of things to do out of doors including boating, kayaking, biking, hiking, swimming,
fishing, hunting, alpine and cross-country
skiing, snowmobiling and ice boating.
The Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of
Commerce services towns in the Sullivan
and Merrimack counties. Our towns and
villages have evolved and grown, preserving
their historic past while enhancing our way
of life with new homes, modern schools,
colleges and quality medical facilities. The
entrepreneurial spirit thrives here with
many small businesses and shops that cater
to the needs of both residents and visitors.
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We hope you enjoy this one-stop-guide
to the Lake Sunapee Region and find
it very useful. Explore the richness of
our area, its communities, businesses
and organizations. This directory will
guide you to our fine products and
services, great places to stay and
dine, as well as offer fun things to do
all year round. Welcome and enjoy!
1-877-526-6575
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Play..........................................................9
Stay..........................................................13
Dine..........................................................16
Shop.........................................................19
Living........................................................24
Auto/Boat Services......................................... 24
Educational Services....................................... 25
Financial Services........................................... 25
Food Services.................................................. 27
Health Services............................................... 28
Home Services................................................ 30
Legal Services................................................. 36
Media Services............................................... 37
Organizations.................................................. 38
Personal Services............................................ 40
Real Estate Services....................................... 42
Map..........................................................32
Calendar of Events...................................44
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Become a chamber member...
It’s Good for BUSINESS and Good for the COMMUNITY!
Announcing the NEW
Chamber Gift Certificate
Benefits to Membership:
• Referrals - A toll-free number
for visitors.
• Information Booth and Chamber
Office - Materials are distributed
year-round at staffed information
booth/chamber office.
• Newly Rebuilt Interactive
Website - With events calendar,
online booking engine and free
business listing with link.
Available at the Chamber office in New
London and redeemable at most chamber
member locations.
2014 Chamber Awards
• Mail Marketing Program
Information packets sent free
to every chamber inquiry for
vacations, relocation, or area
services.
• Lake Sunapee Region Information
Guide - Free business listing
in guide and opportunity to
advertise with 15,000 copies
distributed annually.
• Networking Events
• Sponsorship Opportunities
• Marketing Programs – Promoting
the region.
• Share Your Business’ News
Submit items to be shared in
monthly e-newsletter or through
our social media.
Published by Beyond Design
PHOTOGRAPHY: Paul Howe, Eastman
Community and Debbie Campbell.
LAYOUT: Beyond Design
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YCN Local News was recognized as
the 2014 Business of the Year.
Lisa Wood was the 2014 Community
Member of the Year.
Don’t miss! 91st Hospital Days
July 30-August 1
20th Annual ChocolateFest
October 18 at Mount Sunapee
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for the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of
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Information herein is published as a guide and
is subject to change without notice.The publisher
will not be responsible for typographical or
printing errors.
Andover
Town Clerk 735-5332
Snuggled between Ragged Mountain and
Mount Kearsarge, the town of Andover is
dotted with many small lakes and ponds.
Home to Proctor Academy, this scenic town
with two covered bridges is a favorite spot
for photographers. The picturesque train
station (at Potter Place) serves as the Andover
Historical Society’s museum. Kayak and
canoe lovers enjoy the Blackwater River.
Bradford
Town Clerk 938-2288
www.bradfordnh.com
Called the gateway to the Lake Sunapee region,
Bradford is a perfect year-round community.
Its history and charm combine to offer guests a
warm and entertaining visit. There are several
inns and bed and breakfasts to accommodate
visitors in true country charm.
Danbury
Town Clerk 768-5448
This peaceful town is ideal for fishing, hiking,
biking or walking along quiet country roads.
Home to Ragged Mountain Resort, which offers
great skiing and riding in the winter and
golfing during the warmer months.
Grantham
Town Clerk 863-5608
www.granthamnh.net
Outdoor recreation is plentiful with Eastman
Golf Links, the Eastman Cross Country Ski
Center, an ice skating pond and the man-made
Eastman Lake with a public boat launch. For
hikers (and snowmobilers in winter), the
Donas J. and Margaret Reney Memorial Forest
offers a 428-acre recreation area. Grantham
Village School has a nature trail for hiking and
a recreational bike trail winds through the
woods paralel to Interstate 89.
Newbury
Town Clerk 763-5326
www.newburynh.org
Wrapped around the eastern and southern
shores of Lake Sunapee, Newbury is home
to Mount Sunapee Resort and State Park, the
Sunapee State Beach (the only state beach on
Lake Sunapee), and The Fells Historic Estate
and Gardens. Newbury Harbor has a town
beach, a picnic area, a waterfront gazebo
and a public pier.
Newport
Town Clerk 863-2224
www.newportnh.net
Nicknamed the “Sunshine Town” by vaudevillian Bill B. Van. The Town Common, one of the
largest in the state, provides wonderful space
for activities and events all year long with ice
skating in the winter and free Sunday evening
concerts in the summer. Newport boasts three
covered bridges as well as the Library Arts
Center and the Newport Opera House.
New London
Town Clerk 526-4046
www.nl-nh.com
This picture-perfect town features a variety
of unique retail shops, fine dining, lodging and
the wonderful summer entertainment of the
Barn Playhouse. The Village Green, surrounded
by the classic New London Inn, the wonderful
tree-lined campus of Colby-Sawyer College
and the quintessential New England-style First
Baptist Church, is a lovely place to sit and take
in the views.
Springfield
Town Clerk 763-4805
www.springfieldnh.net
This small town offers big outdoor opportunities, with several lakes and ponds, including
Lake Kolelemook. Abandoned roads meander
through the nearly 7,000-acre Gile State
Forest and offer an opportunity for hikers,
snowshoers, skiers and snowmobilers to
enjoy year-round. Kimpton Brook, Morgan
Pond and Butterfield Pond, all popular fishing
spots are within its borders. McDaniel’s Marsh,
is a great place to kayak.
Sunapee
Town Clerk 763-2449
www.town.sunapee.nh.us
Starting at the northern most tip of the
lake and following along the western shore,
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Adventure Park at Mount
Sunapee Resort
Sunapee is a wonderful waterfront community.
Originally an agricultural area, then manufacturing, today the main focus is recreation.
Sunapee Harbor is a great place to spend a
summer day with shops, a narrated boat tour,
kayak rentals, ice cream, waterfront dining
and a town boat launch. Although the era
of the grand hotels is long gone, you can
still find wonderful lodging in Sunapee with
charming cottages, as well as quaint inns and
bed & breakfasts.
1398 Route 103, PO Box 2021
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-3500
www.mountsunapee.com
Center for the Arts
PO Box 872
New London, NH 03257
603-526-4444
www.centerfortheartsnh.org
Sutton
Town Clerk 927-4575
www.sutton-nh.gov
A scenic central location offering a view of
Mount Kearsarge as well as Rollins State Park,
a picnic area and the departure point for the
half-mile hike to the mountain’s bare granite
summit. Wadleigh State Beach on the shore of
Kezar Lake in North Sutton is ideal for a family
summer outing. Musterfield Farm, a working
farm, is open to the public and features many
special events that are fun for all ages.
Warner
Town Clerk 456-3362
www.warner.nh.us
Filled with New England charm, Main Street
is the town’s center and the hub of its business
and cultural activities. The distinctive buildings
in this rural community are home to many
interesting shops and popular restaurants as
well as private residences. The Mt. Kearsarge
Indian Museum offers a cornucopia of
Indian lore and artifacts, primarily from the
Abenaki tribe.
Wilmot
Town Clerk 526-9639
www.wilmotnh.org
A small quiet village just minutes from New
London amenities, Wilmot boasts some lovely
inns and bed and breakfasts, offering the
perfect spot to stay. Just four miles north of
Wilmot Center on Route 4A is the Gardner
Memorial Wayside area, a great picnic spot
where you can enjoy the scenic brook and
stone foundations of an 1880’s mill.
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Country Club
of New Hampshire
Kearsarge Valley Road, PO Box 142
N. Sutton, NH 03260
603-927-4246
www.playgolfne.com
Dexter’s Inn, Trails & Restaurant
Approximate Drive Times
30 minutes from Concord, NH
45 minutes from Manchester-Boston Airport
90 minutes from Portsmouth, NH
2 hours from Boston, MA
2 hours from Worcester, MA
2.5 hours from Providence, RI
and Burlington, VT
2.5 hours from Hartford, CT
3 hours from Albany, NY
5 hours from New York City & Montreal
258 Stagecoach Road
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-5571 800-232-5571
www.dextersnh.com
Full service commercial x-c ski & snowshoe center.
Heated pool, tennis, basketball, volleyball, soccer,
lawn games, walking trails, game room. Corporate
outings, family gatherings, birthday parties.
The Fells Historic Estate
and Gardens
6 Clubhouse Lane, PO Box 53
Grantham, NH 03753
603-863-4500
www.eastmannh.org/ski
456 Route 103A, PO Box 276
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-4789
www.thefells.org
Historic estate & beautiful gardens on Lake
Sunapee. Education in history, horticulture & the
environment. Seasonal Main House, art shows &
special events. Year-round hiking.
Eastman Golf Links
The Ice House Museum
Eastman Cross Country Center
Grantham, NH 03753
603-863-4500
www.eastmannh.org
91 Pleasant St., PO Box 299
603-526-9394
www.wfkicehouse.org
Memorial Day-Columbus Day; Tues/Thurs 9-4;
Sat 9-2. A hands-on museum for kids of all ages...
antique cars, children’s toys, tractors, icing tools,
bicycles, one-lungers, carriages and more!
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New London Barn Playhouse
84 Main Street, PO Box 9
603-526-6710 (Box Office)
www.nlbarn.org
New London Historical Society
179 Little Sunapee Road, PO Box 965
603-526-6564
www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org
Kearsarge Conservatory for
the Performing Arts
33 North Road, Unit 3
Warner, NH 03278
603-456-3294
www.nhperformingarts.com
Lake Sunapee Country Club
289 Country Club Lane
603-526-6040
www.lakesunapeecc.com
Library Arts Center Gallery
& Studio
58 N. Main Street
Newport, NH 03773
603-863-3040
www.libraryartscenter.org
Market on the Green
New London Town Green, 375 Main St.
603-526-6401
www.marketonthegreen.com
Mr. Sleboggan Inc.
PO Box 71
Elkins, NH 03233
603-748-6205
www.sleboggan.com
Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum
Kearsarge Mountain Road, PO Box 142
Warner, NH 03278
603-456-2600
www.indianmuseum.org
Muster Field Farm
Harvey Rd., PO Box 118
North Sutton, NH 03260
603-927-4276
www.musterfieldfarm.com
MV Mt. Sunapee Cruise &
MV Kearsarge Restaurant Ships
Sunapee Harbor, Sunapee, NH 03782
PO Box 774, Bradford, NH 03221
603-938-6465
www.SunapeeCruises.com
Mount Sunapee Resort
New Hampshire Telephone
Museum
1398 Route 103, PO Box 2021
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-3500
www.mountsunapee.com
Year-round fun. Skiing and snowboarding on the
best snow in the East. Summer Adventure Park with
Zip-Line Tour, Aerial Challenge Course and more.
One Depot St., PO Box 444
Warner, NH 03278
603-456-2234
www.NHTelephoneMuseum.org
Featuring one of the largest collections of antique
telephones in the Northeast starting with Bell’s
invention right through to the present.
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New London Outing Club
114 Cougar Court, PO Box 1856
603-526-8321
www.theoutingclub.net
Northern Stage
12 N. Main Street, PO Box 4287
White River Junction,VT 05001
802-296-7000 (Box Office) www.northernstage.org
Pine Hill XC Ski Area
220 Mountain Rd., New London, NH 03257
PO Box 112, Wilmot, NH 03287
603-381-8685
www.pinehillskiclub.com
15 miles of groomed cross country ski trails.
Only two miles from New London Town Center.
Daily ski lessons.
Sargents Marina
19 Cooper Street, PO Box 148
Georges Mills, NH 03751
603-763-5036
www.sargentsmarina.net
Summer Music Associates
PO Box 603
603-526-8234
www.summermusicassociates.com
For more information stop by one of
our area information booths:
Year-round - Chamber Office and
New London Information Booth
328 Main St., New London
Seasonal (May-October)
Newbury: Rt. 103, Newbury Harbor
Newport: The town common
Sunapee: Corner of Rt. 11 and Rt. 103B
or visit the chamber website at
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Sunapee Harbor Riverway
68 Main St., PO Box 850
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-9988
www.sunapeeharborriverway.com
Sutton Historical Society
655 Route 114, PO Box 457
S. Sutton, NH 03273
603-927-6023
www.sutton-nh.gov
Wilmot Community Association
(WCA)
64 Village Rd., PO Box 23
Wilmot, NH 03287
603-526-7934
www.wilmotcommunityassociation.org
1806 Inn at Mount Sunapee
1424 Route 103
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-2040
www.1806inn.com
Blue Goose Inn Bed & Breakfast
24 Route 103B
Mount Sunapee, NH 03255
603-763-5519
www.bluegooseinn2.com
Burkehaven Lodge
179 Burkehaven Hill Road
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-2788 800-567-2788
www.burkehaven.com
Great views of Mt. Sunapee from every room.
Located in the quiet residential area of Sunapee
Harbor. 10 rooms plus a 2 bedroom condo.
AAA approved.
Crow’s Nest Campground
529 S. Main Street
Newport, NH 03773
603-863-6170
www.crowsnestcampground.com
258 Stagecoach Road
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-5571 800-232-5571
www.dextersnh.com
A country estate with award-winning location.
Lodging, dining, event space, and resort
activities. Weddings, reunions, meetings,
private parties. Family-friendly. Limited pets.
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The Inn at Pleasant Lake
853 Pleasant Street, PO Box 1030
603-526-6271 800-626-4907
www.innatpleasantlake.com
The Lake Inn at Mt. Sunapee
1349 Route 103
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-2701
www.lakeinnsunapee.com
All rooms overlook Lake Sunapee. Family
friendly. Perfect location ~ one minute to
mountain or lake for year-round fun.
Business/Extended Stay rates.
Lamplighter Motor Inn
34 Newport Road
603-526-6484
www.lamplightermotorinn.com
Mountain Edge Resort &
Spa at Sunapee
Fairway Motel
344 Andover Road
603-526-0202
www.fairwaymotel.net
The Follansbee Inn
1380 Route 103
Mt. Sunapee, NH 03255
603-763-4600
www.mountainedgeresort.com
New Hampshire Campground
Owners Assn.
2 Keyser Street, PO Box 92
603-927-4221 800-626-4221
www.follansbeeinn.com
PO Box 1074
Epsom, NH 03234
603-736-5540
www.NHLOVESCAMPERS.com
Georges Mills Cottages
The New London Inn
603-763-2369
www.georgesmillscottages.com
603-526-2791 800-526-2791
www.thenewlondoninn.com
Highland Lake Inn
Bed & Breakfast
Rosewood Country Inn
32 Maple Street, PO Box 164
Andover, NH 03216
603-735-6426
www.highlandlakeinn.com
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67 Pleasant View Road
Bradford, NH 03221
603-938-5253 800-938-5273
www.rosewoodcountryinn.com
Sunapee Harbor Cottages
4 Lake Avenue, PO Box 704
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-5052 866-763-5052
www.SunapeeHarborCottages.com
Sunapee Lake Lodge
1403 Route 103
Mount Sunapee, NH 03255
603-763-2010 800-606-5253
www.sunapeelakelodge.com
Sunapee View Bed
& Breakfast
348 Route 103A, PO Box 570
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-4212
www.sunapeeviewinn.com
Twin Lake Village
164 Twin Lake Villa Road
603-526-6460
www.twinlakevillage.com
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258 Stagecoach Rd.
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-5571 800-232-5571
www.dextersnh.com
Dining room open to the public. Reservations
suggested. Private parties, weddings, bridal &
baby showers, meetings. Voted “Best for Groups”.
Flying Goose Brew Pub
The Anchorage at Sunapee
Harbor
Bistro Nouveau
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-3334
www.theanchorageatsunapeeharbor.com
The Center at Eastman
Grantham, NH 03753
603-863-8000
www.bistronouveau.com
Appleseed Restaurant
Bubba’s Bar & Grille
Route 103 at Lake Todd, PO Box 774
Bradford, NH 03221
603-938-2100
www.appleseedrestaurant.com
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-3290
www.bubbasbarandgrille.com
arctic dreams
The Coach House Restaurant
at New London Inn
603-526-9477
www.facebook.com/arcticdreams
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603-526-2791
www.thenewlondoninn.com/the-coach-houserestaurant/
& Four Corners Grille
40 Andover Road, PO Box 1485
603-526-6899
www.flyinggoose.com
Hole in the Fence Café
420 Main Street
603-526-6600
www.holeinthefencecafe.com
Inn at Pleasant Lake
603-526-6271 800-626-4907
www.innatpleasantlake.com
Chef MacKenzie and staff prepare the inn’s award
winning, gourmet five-course prix-fixe dinner.
One seating, Wednesday-Sunday, by reservation.
Inquire about meetings & events.
Lake Sunapee Country Club
289 Country Club Lane
New London NH 03257
603-526-6040
www.lakesunapeecc.com
MacKenna’s Restaurant
293 Newport Road
603-526-9511
www.facebook.com/pages/MacKennas-Restaurant
John Mackenna and his caring staff serving you for
over 49 years. Homemade breads, pies, and soups.
Mountain Spirits Tavern
at Mountain Edge Resort
1380 Route 103
Mt. Sunapee, NH 03255
603-763-4600
www.mountainedgeresort.com
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MV Mt. Sunapee Cruises &
MV Kearsarge Restaurant Ship
Pizza Chef of New London
Allioops! Flowers & Gifts
603-526-9201
www.pizzachef.com
603-526-2398
www.allioopsflowers.com
Salt Hill Pub
Artisan’s New London
6 Brook Road at Rt. 103, PO Box 252
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-863-7500
www.onemilewest.com
Locations in Newport, Lebanon,
Hanover, and Newbury
58 Main Street, Newport NH 03773
603-863-7774
www.SaltHillPub.com
Corner of Main & Pleasant Streets
PO Box 124
603-526-4227
www.artisansnewlondon.com
Peter Christian’s Tavern
Tarte Café and Bakery
Back Room Art Supplies, Inc.
Andover, NH 03216
603-748-5359
www.tartecafeandbakery.com
603-526-6875
www.BackRoomArtSupplies.com
Sunapee Harbor, Sunapee, NH 03782
PO Box 774, Bradford, NH 03221
603-938-6465
www.SunapeeCruises.com
One Mile West
603-526-4042
www.PeterChristiansTavernLLC.com
Bob Skinner’s Ski & Sports
1411 Route 103, PO Box 2061
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-2303
www.bobskinners.net
Clarke’s Hardware
257 Newport Road, PO Box 940
603-526-2800
www.clarkeshardware.com
Colonial Pharmacy
603-526-2233 800-615-2620
www.colonialpharmacy.com
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Flash Photo/Flash Pack & Ship
Go Wireless
New London Shopping Center, PO Box 1577
New London NH 03257
603-526-2400
www.flashphotonh.com
277 Newport Rd.
603-526-2111
www.gowireless.org
From House Too Home
Gourmet Garden
276 Newport Road
603-463-7845
www.fromhousetoohome.com
603-526-6656
www.gourmetgardenonline.com
Harborside Trading Co.
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-9506
Hubert’s Family Outfitters
219 County Road
603-526-4032
www.huberts.com
Jensen & Yurich Home, LLC
353 Main Street
603-526-2827
www.jensenandyurichhome.com
Located at the New London Inn, offering beautiful
floral arrangements, Simon Pearce and other high
quality gifts and home decor items.
Kearsarge Cooperative Grocer
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603-526-6650
www.kearsargecoop.coop
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LisAnn’s
420 Main Street, PO Box 905 New London, NH 03257
603-526-9414 800-526-3830
www.lisanns.com
M J Harrington & Co. Jewelers
Newport, NH 03773
603-863-1662 800-257-6539
www.mjharrington.com
Morgan Hill Bookstore
603-526-5850
www.morganhillbookstore.com
New London Shopping Center/
Crosspoint Associates
247-273 Newport Road
508-655-0505
www.CrosspointAssociates.com
Old Road Antiques
9 Old Sutton Road, PO Box 385
Bradford, NH 03221
603-938-2833
www.OldRoadAntiques.com
Prospect Hill Antiques
247 Prospect Hill Road, PO Box 359
603-763-9676
www.prospecthillantiques.com
Roberts Scarlett Pharmacy
276 Newport Rd., Ste. 109
603-526-2002
www.robertsscarlettpharmacy.com
Rosewood Barn General Store
1386 Route 103
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-2882
Serendipity Boutique
257 Newport Rd., PO Box 1490
603-526-4475
www.serendipityofnewlondon.com
Spring Ledge Farm
37 Main Street
603-526-6253
www.springledgefarm.com
Growers of annuals, perennials & fresh produce.
Local eggs, dairy and meats. PYO flowers &
strawberries in season.
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Wild Goose Country Store
77 Main Street
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-5516
www.facebook.com/pages/Wild-Goose-Country-Store
Wilderness Creations, LLC.
Dublin, NH 03444
603-563-7010
www.RusticFurnitureGallery.com
Sunapee Landing Trading
Company
356 Route 103
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-863-2275
www.sunapeelanding.com
Tatewell Gallery
603-526-2910
www.tatewell.com
Unleashed
603-526-2088
www.unleashednh.com
Village Sports
603-526-4948
www.villagesportsllc.com
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Bob’s Beacon Marina
1016 Route 103, PO Box 329
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-2920
www.bobsbeaconmarina.com
Burkehaven BoatWorks
Mail:232 Burkehaven Hill Road
Annex: 477 Route 11
Boathouse: 229 Burkehaven Hill Road
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-8717 Annex: 603-763-9100
www.burkehavenboatworks.com
Marshall’s Garage Inc.
330 Elkins Road, PO Box 55
Elkins, NH 03233
603-526-6231
www.marshallsgarage.com
Osborne’s Marine
284 Route 11
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-0152
www.osbornesmarine.com
AUTO/BOAT SERVICES
Auto Advisors Service
and Repair
371 Georges Mills Road
Springfield, NH 03284
PO Box 2160
603-763-4466
www.autoadvisorsnh.com
Walker Automotive Services, Inc.
3 Deerwood Drive, PO Box 185
Wilmot, NH 03287
603-526-4848
www.walkerautomotiveinc.com
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Adventures in Learning
at Colby-Sawyer College
541 Main Street
603-526-3690
www.colby-sawyer.edu/adventures
AIL is a peer-led, lifelong learning program
offering a diverse array of stimulating courses
and programs to adults throughout the year.
Colby-Sawyer College
541 Main Street
603-526-3000 www.colby-sawyer.edu
Kearsarge Regional School Board
114 Cougar Court
603-526-2051
www.Kearsarge.org/school-board
Miss Lake Sunapee Region
Scholarship
PO Box 334
603-520-1736
www.Facebook.com/MissLakeSunapeeRegionOutstandingTeen
Newport Montessori School
OSHER@Dartmouth
7 Lebanon Street, Suite 107
Hanover, NH 03755
603-646-0154
OSHER.Dartmouth.edu
YMCA Camp Coniston
24 Main Camp Road, PO Box 185
Grantham, NH 03753
603-863-1160
www.coniston.org
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Barton Insurance Agency, Inc.
603-526-6991
www.NHins.com
96 Pine Street, PO Box 634
Newport, NH 03773
603-863-2243
www.NewportMontessori.org
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Merrimack Mortgage Co., Inc.
120 Route 10 South, PO Box 1468
Grantham, NH 03753
603-865-5686
https://pjennings.merrimackmortgage.com
Mike Ripley Maloney
Associates Insurance
603-277-9500
www.maloneyassoc.com
Benjamin F. Edwards & Co.
247 Newport Road, Unit F
603-526-6914
www.BenjaminFEdwards.com
Charter Trust
603-526-9400
www.chartertrust.com
Ledyard National Bank and
Ledyard Financial Advisors
Branches in New London, Hanover, Lebanon,
Lyme, and West Lebanon
178 County Road, PO Box 2203
603-526-7725
www.LedyardBank.com
Lynne Haney with
Residential Mortgage Services
276 Newport Road, Suite 211
603-526-2451 800-392-6532
www.colbyinsurance.com
Licensed Mortgage Originator
NMLS # 162534 - NH, MA, ME
22 Bridge Street, Suite 5
Concord, NH 03301
603-491-9253
www.lynnehaneyhomeloans.com
Joseph T. Twardy, Jr. CPA LLC
Mascoma Bank
Colby Insurance Group
24 Pine Grove Rd.
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-0350
www.twardycpa.com
Lake Sunapee Bank
Branches in Newport, Newbury,
Sunapee, Andover, Bradford,
Grantham, Lebanon, New London
Newport, NH 03773
800-281-5772
www.lakesunbank.com
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Branches in New London, Lebanon,
Hanover, and White River Jct., VT
603-526-9306 888-627-2662
www.mascomabank.com
McCrillis & Eldredge
Insurance, Inc.
Branches in New London, Newport,
and Brandon, VT
603-526-4741
www.nhinsurance.com
New London Insurance Agency
603-526-4055
www.newlondoninsuranceagency.com
The Richards Group
PO Box 680
Newbury, NH 03255
802-251-3808
www.therichardsgrp.com
Rowley & Associates, PC (CPA)
New London Gallery, Suite 219
603-526-4750
Sugar River Bank
Branches in Newport, New London,
Grantham, Sunapee, Warner, and Concord
New London, NH 03257 603-526-2060
10 North Main Street, PO Box 569
Newport, NH 03773 800-562-3145
www.sugarriverbank.com
FOOD SERVICES
Appleseed Restaurant
Route 103 at Lake Todd, PO Box 774
Bradford, NH 03221
603-938-2100
www.appleseedrestaurant.com
258 Stagecoach Rd.
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-5571 800-232-5571
www.dextersnh.com
Voted “Best for Groups”. Weddings, reunions,
meetings, private parties. Event space, catering,
lodging & activities in a private idyllic location.
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HEALTH SERVICES
Apple Tree Opticians
603-526-4043
www.DrDonnaReed.com
Cougar Sound Spirits
Healing Center
77 Penacook Road
603-927-4526
Counseling Associates
of New London
603-865-1321
www.nlcounselingassociates.com
Elmwood Center at Claremont –
Genesis Healthcare
290 Hanover Street
Claremont, NH 03743
603-542-2606
www.GenesisHCC.com
Lake Sunapee Region
VNA & Hospice
603-526-4077 800-310-4077
www.lakesunapeevna.org
New London Hospital
273 County Road
603-526-2911
www.newlondonhospital.org
New London Opticians
603-526-6990
www.facebook.com/pages/New-London-Opticians
Pine Rock Manor
3 Denny Hill Road
Warner, NH 03278
603-456-3181
PineRockManorSeniorLiving.com
Summercrest Senior Living
Community
Gregory Curtis, M.D. Health
and Wellness PLLC.
276 Newport Road, Suite 215
603-526-4265
www.curtiswellnessmd.com
169 Summer Street
Newport, NH 03773
603-863-8181
www.summercrest.net
Sunapee Cove Assisted Living
1250 Route 11
603-763-0566
www.SunapeeCove.com
Therapy Works Physical Therapy
75 Newport Road, Suite 4, PO Box 732
603-526-2781
www.therapyworkspts.com
Visiting Nurse Association
& Hospice of VT and NH
66 Benning Street, Suite 6
West Lebanon, NH 03784
PO Box 1339, White River Jct.
VT 05001-1339
888-300-8853
www.vnavnh.org
Woodcrest Village Assisted Living
356 Main Street
603-526-2300 www.woodcrestvillage.com
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HOME SERVICES
Byron’s Septic Service, LLC.
The Appliance Guru
PO Box 809
603-290-5515
www.ApplianceGuru.com
67 Hoyt Road
Andover, NH 03216
603-735-4414
www.byronsseptic.com
Capital Well Co, Inc
B’s Cleaning and Handywoman
Services
Claremont, NH 03743
802-359-3387
https://bshandywomanservices.wix.com/
bshandywomanservices
Belletetes, Inc.
10 Mill Road
Andover, NH 03216
603-735-5544
www.Belletetes.com
150 Concord Stage Road
Dunbarton, NH 03046
603-774-6155
www.CapitalWell.com
Casella Waste Management
1544 Woodstock Road
White River Junction, VT 05001
1-800-CASELLA
www.casella.com
D’Orazio Electric
Bonin Architects & Associates
603-526-6200
www.boninarchitects.com
Box Corner Services
895 West Road
Bradford, NH 03221
603-938-2720
Lawn care, Landscaping, Blue-stone driveways,
Firewood--Member Better Business Bureau and
New Hampshire Landscaping Association.
2276 Hopkinton Road
Hopkinton, NH 03229
603-714-4815
www.DOrazioElectric.com
db Landscaping
3 Alpine Court, #1, PO Box 356
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-6423
www.dblandscaping.biz
Dickinson & Son, Inc.
22 Greensboro Road
Hanover, NH 03755
603-643-4333
www.dickinsonandson.net
Eastern Propane & Oil
Frank Anzalone Associates
Claremont, NH 03743
800-523-5237
www.Eastern.com
603-526-8911
www.faa-arch.com
Eversource
Horizons Engineering, Inc.
PO Box 330
Manchester, NH 03105
800-662-7764
www.eversource.com
603-877-0116
www.HorizonsEngineering.com
Floorcraft
231 NH Route 11
Wilmot, NH 03287
603-526-2600
www.floorcraftnh.com
Foremost Builders
24 Twin Birch Lane
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-1344
www.ForemostBuilders.net
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Support Your Local Businesses
Andover
Belletetes
Tarte Cafe and Bakery
pg. 31
pg. 18
Concord
League of NH Craftsmen pg. 55
Georges Mills
Sargents Marina
1-877-526-6575
www.LakeSunapeeRegionChamber.com
Become a fan of Lake Sunapee
Region Chamber on Facebook
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New London
Apple Tree Opticians
pg. 19
Back Room Art Supplies pg. 19
Barton Insurance Agency pg. 25
Bonin Architects
pg. 30
Center for the Arts
pg. 9
Clarke’s Hardware
pg. 19
Colby-Sawyer College
pg. 25
Coldwell Banker/
Milestone R.E.
pg. 42
Colonial Pharmacy
pg. 19
Flash Photo/Flash
Pack & Ship
pg. 20
Four Seasons/Sotheby’s
pg. 43
Hole in the Fence Café
pg. 17
Hubert’s
pg. 20
Inn at Pleasant Lake
pg. 14
Jensen & Yurich Home, LLC pg. 20
Lake Sunapee Bank
pg. 26
Lake Sunapee Region VNA
& Hospice
pg. 29
Ledyard National Bank
pg. 23
Lyon Brook Condominium pg. 43
Mascoma Savings Bank
pg. 27
McGray & Nichols, Inc.
pg. 4
McSwiney, Semple,
Hankin-Birke& Wood, PCpg. 37
New London Barn
Playhouse
pg. 64
New London
Hospital Days
pg. 63
New London
Hospital
pg. 63
New London Inn
pg. 15
Old Hampshire Designs pg. 34
Pizza Chef of New Londonpg. 18
Pleasant Acres, LLC
pg. 35
Pleasant Lake Veterinary
Hospital
pg. 41
Serendipity Boutique
pg. 21
Spring Ledge Farm
pg. 21
Sugar River Bank
pg. 4
Summer Music Association pg. 12
Sunapee Getaways
Therapy Works Physical
Therapy
Unleashed
Village Sports, LLC.
Woodcrest Village
Assisted Living
Newbury
Beyond Design
Bubba’s Bar & Grille
Bob’s Beacon Marina
Bob Skinner’s Ski
& Sport
Mt. Sunapee Resort
The Fells Historic
Estate & Gardens
The Lake Inn at
Mt. Sunapee
pg. 42
pg. 29
pg. 22
pg. 22
pg. 28
pg. 41
pg. 17
pg. 24
pg. 23
pg. 2
pg. 3
pg. 14
Newport
Crow’s Nest Campground pg. 13
MJ Harrington & Co. pg. 20
North Sutton
InterTown Record
Sunapee
Anchorage Restaurant
Burkehaven Lodge
Dexter’s Inn, Trails &
Restaurant
Northcape Design, Inc.
North Star Self Storage
Osborne’s Marine
Sunapee Cove
Assisted Living
Sunapee Harbor
Cottages
Sunapee Harbor
Riverway
Sunapee Landing Trading Watermark Marine
Construction
pg. 12
pg. 16
pg. 12
pg. 13
pg. 34
pg. 40
pg. 24
pg. 29
pg. 15
pg. 3
pg. 22
pg. 36
Warner
Mt. Kearsarge Indian
Museum
pg. 10
Wilmot
Floorcraft
pg. 31
White River Jct.,VT
Northern Stage
pg. 10
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Legacy of Clean
Danbury, NH 03230
603-768-3891
www.amway.com/jcdavis
Lumber Barn
2460 Route 114/Henniker Road, PO Box 447
Bradford, NH 03221
603-938-5161
www.LumberBarn.com
McGray & Nichols, Inc.
603-526-2877
www.mcgray-nichols.com
Merrimack County Customs, LLC
135 East Main St.
Bradford, NH 03221
603-848-9353
www.merrimackcountycustoms.com
Northcape Design, Inc.
3 Alpine Court, PO Box 779
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-2477 800-732-1244
www.northcapedesign.com
Old Hampshire Designs, Inc.
603-526-6945
www.oldhampshiredesigns.com
Pellettieri Associates, Inc.
199 Old Pumpkin Hill Road
Warner, NH 03278
603-456-3678
http://pellettieriassoc.com
TDS Telecom
242 Main Street
603-526-9911
www.tdstelecom.com
Timeless Kitchen Design
11 Pleasant Street
603-526-7866
www.timelesskitchen.com
Pleasant Acres, LLC
PO Box 1383
603-526-2482
www.pleasantacresnh.com
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Watermark Marine Construction/
Waterfront Products
552 Route 11
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-6440
www.docksource.com
Westward Renovation
& Property Management
603-526-9111 603-340-2727
www.westwardrenovation.com
LEGAL SERVICES
Business Consulting of NH
PO Box 1619
603-763-9770
www.BusinessConsultingNH.com
Chiarella Law Office
603-763-5879 603-526-6659
www.chiarellalaw.com
Cleveland, Waters and Bass, PA
603-526-2835
Two Capital Plaza, PO Box 1137
Concord, NH 03302
603-224-7761
www.cwbpa.com
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Connolly Law Offices, PLLC
603-526-4520
www.connollylawoffices.com
Hudkins Law
9 Newport Rd.
603-434-1770
www.hudkinslaw.com
Mather Associates, LLC
75 Newport Road, Suite 208, PO Box 935
603-526-2795
www.MatherAssociates.com
McSwiney, Semple, Hankin-Birke
& Wood, PC
603-526-6955
www.msbwnl.com
Strang, Scott, Giroux &
Young, LLP.
18 Pattee Road
Warner, NH 03278
603-716-3042
www.strangscott.com
MEDIA SERVICES
Argus Champion, Eagle Times
& The Weekly Flee
401 River Road, PO Box 888
Claremont, NH 03743
603-543-3100 800-545-0347
http://eagletimes.villagesoup.com
Beyond Design
27 South Brook Circle
Newbury, NH 03255
603-938-5800
www.beyond-design.net
Providing creative marketing and design solutions.
Services include: graphic design, advertising, logo
developement, branding and website design.
Cline Design
42 Shaw Hill Road
Andover, NH 03216
603-648-2110
www.clinedesign.com
Concord Monitor
One Monitor Drive, PO Box 1177
Concord, NH 03302
603-224-5301 800-464-3415
www.concordmonitor.com
DadoPrint Marketing Solutions
One East Main Street, #4, PO Box 191
Warner, NH 03278
603-219-5216
www.dadoprint.com
Echo Communications
603-526-6006 800-811-6006
www.echocominc.com
Emmbee Photography – Mary
Beth Westward
603-340-2278
www.emmbeephotography.com
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Great Island Photography
Target Direct
PO Box 1581
603-526-4342
www.greatislandphotography.com
446 Benton Road, PO Box 430
North Haverhill, NH 03774
603-787-6970
www.Target-NHVT.com
InterTown Record
Valley News
1526 Route 114, PO Box 162
603-927-4028
www.intertownrecord.com
24 Interchange Drive (Physical)
West Lebanon NH 03784
PO Box 877, White River Jct., VT. 05001
603-298-8711
www.vnews.com
On Track Design
WYCU – TV
93 Winslow Circle
603-526-2728
www.ontrack-design.com
Paul Howe Photography
93 Ryder Corner Road
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-4014
www.paulhowephotography.com
Promotional Solutions, Inc.
Wilmot, NH 03287
339-927-1589
www.YourPromoSolution.com
SooNipi Publishing Co.
9 Central Street, PO Box 18
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-2441
www.soonipi.com
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509 Raccoon Hill Road
Salisbury, NH 03268
603-648-2870
www.ycunow.com
ORGANIZATIONS
At Home New London
PO Box 35
603-496-5467
www.athomenh.org
Ausbon Sargent Land
Preservation Trust
71 Pleasant St., PO Box 2040
603-526-6555
www.ausbonsargent.org
Eastman Community Association
Lake Sunapee Rowing Club
33 Draper Road, PO Box 53
Grantham, NH 03753
603-863-4240
www.eastmannh.org
PO Box 287
603-481-2166
www.lakesunapeerowing.com
Elkins Fish and Game Club
League of NH Craftsmen
Mailing: PO Box 3, Elkins, NH 03233
Range: 189 Pine Hill Road, Wilmot, NH 03287
603-526-7447
www.ElkinsFishandGame.com
49 South Main Street, Suite 100
Concord, NH 03301
603-224-3375
www.nhcrafts.org
Friends of Mount Sunapee
New England Handicapped
Sports Association (NEHSA)
PO Box 199
603-863-0045
www.friendsofmountsunapee.org
Kearsarge Area Chamber
of Commerce
PO Box 301
Warner, NH 03278
www.kearsargechamber.org
Lake Sunapee Cruising Fleet
PO Box 111
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-5179
www.LSCF.us
Lake Sunapee Protective
Association (LSPA)
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-2210
www.lakesunapee.org
Lake Sunapee Region
Chamber of Commerce
603-526-6575 877-526-6575
1398 Route 103
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-9158
www.nehsa.org
New Hampshire Campground
Owners Association
PO Box 1074
Epsom, NH 03234
603-736-5540
www.NHLOVESCAMPERS.com
New London Rotary Club
PO Box 1408
603-526-7373
www.newlondonrotary.com
Newport Area Chamber
of Commerce
2 N. Main Street
Newport, NH 03773
603-863-1510
www.newportnhchamber.org
NH Lakes Region Tourism
Association
61 Laconia Road, PO Box 737
Tilton, NH 03276
603-286-8008
www.lakesregion.org
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Ferland Hi-Tech Solutions
PO Box 269
Andover, NH 03216
603-748-1784
www.ferlandhi-techsolutions.com
The Garden Spa
29 Little Sunapee Road, PO Box 1363
603-526-6540
www.TheGardenSpaNH.com
Pope Memorial SPCA
Concord-Merrimack County
Upper Valley SCORE
Chapter #184
94 Silk Farm Road
Concord, NH 03301
603-856-8756
PopeMemorialSPCA.org
20 W. Park Street
Lebanon, NH 03766
603-448-3491
www.uppervalley.score.org
Project Sunapee
PERSONAL SERVICES
PO Box 602
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-2293
www.projectsunapee.org
Chadwick Funeral Service
Town of New London
375 Main St.
603-526-4821
www.nl-nh.com
COA Chapin Senior Center
Turning Points Network/
Women’s Supportive Services
11 School Street
Claremont, NH 03743
603-542-8338
www.free-to-soar.org
23 Main St.
Newport, NH 03773
603-543-0121
www.unitedwayofsullivancounty.org
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www.KearsargeCOA.com
Custom Moving and Storage
1000 Route 11
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-526-7670
www.CustomMoving.com
United Way of Sullivan County
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www.chadwickfuneralservice.com
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Dianne Chadwick and Associates
PO Box 807
603-454-8654
The Hair Station
603-526-8056
Hanover Transfer & Storage
82 Benning Street, Building 5
West Lebanon NH 03784
603-643-3103 800-639-4103
www.hanovertransfer.com
Happy Pet Caregivers, LLC
Pleasant Lake Veterinary Hospital
242 Elkins Road, PO Box 188
Elkins, NH 03233
603-526-6976
www.pleasantlakevethospital.com
Rub a Dubs Mobile Massage, LLC
976 Route 103
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-6163
www.RubaDubsMobileMassage.com
PO Box 680
Grantham, NH 03753
603-369-3422
www.thehappypetcaregivers.com
Salon Salon
Mountainside Racquet
& Fitness Center
Sunapee Lake Massage
23 Summit Road
603-526-9293
www.mountainsiderfc.com
Moving Matters, LLC
PO Box 1918
603-526-7373
www.movingmatters.com
Space Place Self Storage
1000 Route 11
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-4040
www.SpacePlaceSelfStorage.com/Sunapee
277 Newport Road
603-526-4887
976 Route 103
Newbury, NH 03255
603-763-6163
www.SunapeeLakeMassage.com
Systems Plus Computers, Inc.
12 Centerra Parkway, Suite 20
Lebanon, NH 03766
603-643-5800
www.SPCI.com
Tailorjoan
49 Rand Pond Road
Goshen, NH 03752
603-477-9887
www.tailorjoan.com
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Dan O’Halloran at Colby
Real Estate, Inc
603-526-2471 ext. 233 603-252-6428
www.SunapeeRegionProperty.com
Four Seasons Sotheby’s
International Realty
REAL ESTATE SERVICES
Colby Real Estate, Inc
603-526-2471 800-942-6065
www.colbyinc.com
Coldwell Banker/Milestone
Real Estate
603-526-4116
www.cbmilestone.com
Country Houses Real Estate
Offices in Georges Mills, Grantham,
New London, Sunapee & Warner
603-526-4020
www.countryhousesre.com
603-526-4050
www.fourseasonssir.com/lake-sunapee-region/
Harbor Light Realty
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-4932
www.harborlightrealty.com
Hodan Properties Inc.
603-526-6997
www.hodan.com
Lyon Brook Condominium
Community
332 Parkside Road
603-526-6633
www.LyonBrook.com
RE/MAX Ideal Properties
1158 Route 11
Sunapee, NH 03782
603-763-9551
http://idealpropertiesnh.com
Sunapee Getaways
603-526-2436
www.sunapeegetaways.com
Violette Rentals & Property
Management
39 West Main Street
Warner, NH 03278
603-252-0212
www.VioletteRentals.com
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C AL E N D A R O F E V E N T S
CA LE ND A R OF E V E NT S
Calendar of Events 2015
The Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of
Commerce has compiled this calendar and has
made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the
information. For up-to-date information visit
(www.LakeSunapeeRegionChamber.com), or
call the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of
Commerce at 526-6575 or 1-877-526-6575.
8 - 10 National Public Gardens Day
Explore the beauty of The Fells and discover
the colorful spring blooms in the Rock Garden
and the fragrant blossoms of early flowering
trees and shrubs. Admission is free all weekend. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens,
Newbury, 763-4789 x 3, www.thefells.org.
MAY
8 Scholars and Leaders Awards Ceremony
Colby-Sawyer Fine and Performing Arts Center
Theater, 2pm. Graduates and undergraduates
receive Capstone, Baccalaureate and Program
Recognition Awards; honor society cords; and
leadership and achievement awards. Free.
All area codes 603 unless otherwise noted.
1 Center For The Arts First Friday Gallery
Night! Free, 5-7pm. Art Exhibit Opening
Receptions at CFA Micro Galleries and New
London Hospital Galleries. Plus… The
Kearsarge Chorale Chamber Singers at the New
London Inn. www.centerfortheartsnh.org
1 - July 12 “Beautiful Markings: Native
American Tattoos” in the Contemporary Art
Gallery, MT. Kearsarge Indian Museum. Free
admission to gallery. www.indianmuseum.org.
3 Pope Memorial SPCA Brunch 10am-2pm
at the Grappone Center, Concord. An elegant
brunch with live speaker and silent auction,
mingle with shelter pets and hear about what
the SPCA is doing to help homeless pets in our
community. $40 pp.
8 Opening reception Juried Regional Exhibit, 5-7pm. Exhibit runs May 9-June 11. Artwork by 70-100 artists from the greater region
will be on display in the Library Arts Center
Gallery, Newport. www. libraryartscenter.org.
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8 Sugar River Bank Grand Opening!
Celebrating its 120th Anniversary and the
Grand Opening of its new branch in Concord.
From 9am-5pm www.sugarriverbank.com
9 Colby-Sawyer Celebrates 177th Commencement 10:30 am. Students and others are
recognized for academic excellence, outstanding contributions to society, and service to the
college and community. Free.
11 Out and About in Nature: Blooms and
Buds Explore the forest bursting with buds
and blooms in this program for pre-school age
children and their caregivers. LSPA and Fells
members free, nonmembers $5 per child. 1011am. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens,
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13 Women Who Make A Difference
Luncheon Celebrating remarkable local women
and raising funds for Pediatric Care. At ColbySawyer College’s Ware Campus Center, 11:30
am. Tickets $40 pp. www.lakesunapeevna.org
22 Member Opening Reception. See the new
art, history and ecology exhibits. Enjoy complimentary light hors d’oeuvres and wine bar.
5-7pm. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens,
16 Lake Sunapee Bike Race The longest
running bike race in New England. Sanctioned
by USCF. Contact Chris Naimie at cnaimie@
bownet.org or 491-5223. Register at
www.bikereg.com
May 23 – July 12 Nature’s Palette Art
Exhibit New Hampshire Art Association select
artists interpret and find inspiration in the
incredible hues, exciting contrasts and harmony
that Mother Nature has to offer. The Fells Main
House Gallery, Newbury, www.thefells.org.
16 Fly Fishing and Fly Casting Classes
with Steve Rowe, Fly Casting Instructor, FFF
Certified. At Village Sports in New London.
Beginners to advanced. Equipment provided.
10am-12pm and 1-3pm. Reservations required.
$45 pp. More info: John Kiernan, 526 4948.
16 Birding by Ear and Sight Learn some
tricks to identify bird songs and calls by interpreting what it seems like they are singing.
7:30-9am. Members free, nonmembers $8.
Registration required. The Fells Historic Estate
and Gardens, 763-4789 x 3, www.thefells.org
18 Adventures in Learning summer term
registration begins. Offering members and
non-members two-hour, non-credit courses
in the Lake-Sunapee region beginning in July.
www.colby-sawyer.edu/adventures/courses.
21 Black Fly Golf Tournament - This is a
great networking opportunity with the Lake
Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce. Come
as a single and join a team, or bring some of
your own staff or clients with your own team of
four. For more information on playing or sponsoring, call the Chamber at 526-6575, or visit
www.LakeSunapeeRegionChamber.com.
21 Adventures in Learning Annual Meeting
Wheeler Hall, Ware Student Center, Colby-Sawyer
College. Art exhibit at 3pm. Brief business meeting at 4pm. Wine and hors d’oeuvres to follow.
www.colby-sawyer.edu/adventures.
23 Fly Fishing on the Common On the
Common in New London, starting at 10:00
am. Free. We will show all the basics of this fun
sport, including hands-on casting instruction!
Equipment provided if needed. To register:
elkinsfishandgame.net/elkins_fly.html
23 Mount Sunapee Adventure Park Opens
Features a 2 ½ hour Canopy Zip-Line Tour, an
Aerial Challenge Course, a 18-Hole Championship Disc Golf Course, an 18-Hole Miniature
Golf Course, Airbag Jump/Climbing Walls,
Chairlift rides and Interpretive Hiking Trail.
New this summer is Downhill Mountain Biking.
www.mountsunapee.com. 763-3564.
23 Adventure Park Opening Day Celebration The first 100 guests can purchase the Play
All Day package for $40, a $10 savings. Enjoy
a free round of Miniature Golf and free chairlift
rides. Live music and a delicious outdoor barbecue. 763-3564, www.mountsunapee.com.
24 Vibram Birdie Bash a fun day of Disc
Golf for beginners through tournament players
at Mount Sunapee Resort. $30 includes two
rounds of Disc Golf, two Vibram discs, a
shirt, towel and coaster mini. Register at
www.birdiebash.com/players
25 Black Fly Blitz 5-K road race to benefit
the Wilmot Community Association and the
Kearsarge Regional High School track and crosscountry teams. Check-in starts at 7am. Race
starts at 9am. Enter by May 1 to receive a free
T-shirt. www.wilmotcommunityassociation.org
or 526-7934.
C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6
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26 Fly Fishing and Fly Casting Class
Certified. At Village Sports in New London. Beginners to advanced. All equipment provided.
5-7pm Reservations required. $45 p/p. For
more info call: John Kiernan, 526 4948.
6 Over the River and Through the Woods
Run for the Animals Part of the Capitol Area
Race Series, this 5k run takes place at the campus of Northeast Delta Dental and boasts close
to 300 runners each year. Registration 9 am,
Race starts at 10 am. $15 registration fee.
28 Thursday’s Child Benefit Dinner at the
New London Inn & Coach House Restaurant
Make your reservations with the Coach House
Restaurant by calling 526-2791. A percentage of the evening’s profits directly benefit the
Ausbon Sargent Land Trust.
6 Landscaping at the Water’s Edge a look
at landscaping on the shoreline, including
information on storm water management, the
impacts of erosion and run off, and the effects
of chemicals on our lakes and streams. LSPA
Learning Center, Sunapee Harbor, 10am.
Reservations at 763-4789, Ext. 3. Price $10.
30 4th Annual Mountain Mucker Obstacle
Race 5K obstacle race on Mount Sunapee for
ages 12 and older. Includes additional “challenge loops” and a competitive wave. Featuring
live music, food & beverage and activities for
the whole family. Mini-Mucker and MicroMucker courses for kids ages 5-11. To register
visit www.themountainmucker.com.
6 The Fur Ball: Gala Dinner and Dance
Enjoy a gourmet dinner served under a tent by
the Governor’s mansion, a 16-piece swing band
and dancing . A live auction with all proceeds
will benefit the most fragile pets in our community. $125 pp. At the Bridges House in Concord,
NH from 5:30pm! www.popememorialspca.org.
Certified. For beginners to advanced. All
equipment provided. At Village Sports in New
London. 10am-12pm and 1-3pm. Reservations
required. $45 p/p. For more info call: John
Kiernan, 526 4948.
JUNE
3 The Natural and Cultural Land Use
History of Sunset Hill: Sunset Hill Hike led
by Forest Society naturalist Dave Anderson.
Enjoy views of Lake Sunapee from the summit of
Sunset Hill where Dave will read from works of
late Naturalist John Hay. 4-7pm. Members $5,
nonmembers $10. Registration required.
The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, Newbury,
763-4789 x 3, www.thefells.org.
5 Center For The Arts! First Friday –New
London Barn Open Rehearsal! Join the Cast
and Director of the New London Barn Playhouse
for an Open Rehearsal, Q&A and Reception!
New London Barn Playhouse. Free 5-7pm.
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7 Native Plant Life of Lake Sunapee Arthur
Haines, research botanist, New England Wild
Flower Society and author of Flora Novae Angliae, leads this field study along Lake Sunapee’s
shoreline to examine native plants and identify those appropriate for use in horticulture.
1-3:30pm. Members $23, nonmembers $28.
and Gardens, 763-4789 x 3, www.thefells.org.
8 Out and About in Nature: Birds and
Bugs Get to know your flying friends in this
program for pre-school age children and their
caregivers. LSPA and Fells members free,
nonmembers $5 per child. 10-11am To register,
call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and
Gardens, 763-4789 x 3, www.thefells.org.
10 Easement Monitoring Training Workshop With every easement property we protect
comes the promise to steward that property forever and we could use your help. The training
held at the Ausbon Sargent office, 71 Pleasant
St., New London. 2-6pm. Contact sandrews@
ausbonsargent.org.
11 - 14 New London Barn Playhouse: 58th
Annual Straw Hat Revue - a free event! An
original musical revue showcasing our 2015 Acting Intern Company. This beloved Barn tradition
is free to the public, but seats fill quickly! Tickets
available in early June. Thurs.-Sat. 7:30 PM; Sat.
and Sun. 5:00 PM. Free Admission. 526-6710 or
www.nlbarn.org.
13 24th Annual Plant Sale Buy quality, wellestablished plants and shrubs propagated and
field dug from The Fells very own gardens as well
as from the region’s finest nurseries. Get expert
advice from Fells landscape staff and Master Gardeners. 9:30am - Noon (Early bird for members,
8:30-9:30am). The Fells Gatehouse Courtyard,
13 Family Learn to Paddleboard Clinic
Pleasant Lake, Elkins Landing. 1-3 pm. Call
381-8685 for info.
13 Summer Dinner: Lobster and Clambake
A traditional New England Clam Bake complete
with littleneck clams, lobster and corn-on-thecob on the patio of the Sunapee Lodge with live
entertainment. Includes roundtrip transportation
to the summit on the Sunapee Express chairlift.
Reservations: 763-3564. www.mountsunapee.com
14 The Great Sheep Boom and its Enduring Legacy on the NH Landscape Steve Taylor
discusses how farmers overcame enormous
challenges to make sheep husbandry succeed
and how forces from beyond were to doom the
industry with social consequences that would last
a century. Free. 5-6pm. The Fells Historic Estate
and Gardens, 763-4789 x 3, www.thefells.org
16 Fly Fishing and Fly Casting Class with
Steve Rowe, Fly Casting Instructor, FFF Certified. At Village Sports in New London. For
beginners to advanced. All equipment provided.
From 5-7pm. Reservations required. $45 p/p.
For more info call: John Kiernan, 526 4948.
17 - 21 New London Barn Playhouse: Gypsy
This Tony Award-wining masterpiece follows the
1920s rise of a legendary burlesque performer
and her infamously overbearing stage mother.
Wed.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34 (under 16
- $24.50); Wed. Matinee 2:00 PM $28 (under 16
- $19.50). www.nlbarn.org or 526-6710.
17 The Natural and Cultural Land Use
History of Sunset Hill: Beech Brook Beaver
Ponds Explore the Old Farm Road Trail with naturalist Dave Anderson. Learn about the important
wildlife, waterfowl habitats, and forest features of
this portion of the Forest Society’s Hay Forest Reservation. 4-6pm. Members $5, nonmembers $10.
20 Wood: A Juried Exhibit of Woodworking
Opening reception 5-7pm. Exhibit runs June
20-August 6. The work of woodworkers, furniture makers, wood turners, sculptures and toy
makers alike will be on display in this juried show
of work made of wood at the Library Arts Center
in Newport. www.libraryartscenter.org
Beginners to advanced. All equipment provided.
10am-12pm and 1-3pm. Reservations required.
$45 pp. Call: John Kiernan, 526 4948.
20 June Jam Muster Field Farm Museum’s
thirteenth annual musical fundraiser featuring
an exciting line-up of local folk, blues, jazz, and
rock musicians. Snacks, & beverages will be
on sale or pack your own picnic. Gate opens at
3:30pm, music begins at 4:00pm. Tickets: $15
pp, children 14 and under are free, available on
site. Muster Field Farm, Harvey Road, N. Sutton.
www.musterfieldfarm.com
22 New London Hospital Golf Invitational
11:30 AM Registration, 1:00 PM Shotgun Start
6:45 PM Awards Reception Montcalm Golf Club,
Enfield, NH. www.newlondonhospital.org/golf
23 - 28 New London Barn Playhouse: Gypsy
This Tony Award-wining masterpiece follows the
1920s rise of a legendary burlesque performer
and her infamously overbearing stage mother.
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Tues.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34 (under 16
- $24.50); Wed. Matinee 2:00 PM $28 (under 16 $19.50). www.nlbarn.org or 603-526-6710.
23 Adventures in Learning summer term
registration ends. Offering members and nonmembers two-hour, non-credit courses in the
Lake-Sunapee region beginning in July. www.
colby-sawyer.edu/adventures/courses.
24 The Natural and Cultural Land Use History of Sunset Hill: The Lost Farms of Sunset
Hill John Milton Hay acquired seven tracts of
farmlands to assemble his summer home. During
this 2.5-mile hike, Forest Society naturalist Dave
Anderson shares some of the acquisition history.
4-6pm. Members $5, nonmembers $10. Registration required. The Fells Historic Estate and
25 - August 5 Step it Up Basketball Camp
An innovative specialized training program with
an emphasis on skill and overall chacter development of our campers. Two to six weeks
are available. Day camp, Monday - Friday from
9am-3:45pm. Info at 888.600.0908 or
www.Timetostepitup.com.
26 Imagination into Art – Reception Meet
local artists and view original works ranging
from watercolors to sculptures to fiber art. Wine
and hors d’oeurvres served. Donations welcome.
Wilmot Community Association’s Red Barn, 64
Village Rd. 4:30 -7pm. More info: 526-7934 or
www.wilmotcommunityassociation.org.
27 - 28 1st Annual Strawberry Festival
includes Fine Art, live music, classic cars, vendors
and lots of Strawberries! New London Green.
For more information visit www.nlrec.com
27 3rd Annual Lake-a-Thon by Elkins Fish
& Game Club at Sunapee Harbor. Featuring a
Cardboard Boat Regatta, a falconry demonstration,
a fishing derby, a dive team demonstration, and
other activities. Funds generated will provide
scholarships to send local kids to Camp.
elkinsfishandgame.net/elkins_lakeathon.html
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Mingle over cocktails with Kipling; savor an
elegant three course meal; and enjoy an engaging
performance of the Just-So Stories. 5–8pm. $100
pp. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens,
Enjoy Our Beautiful
State Parks
Mount Sunapee State Park and
State Beach
Route 103, Newbury, NH
Enjoy hiking and picnicking at the
park. The campground offers lean-to
and platform sites. In the winter, alpine
skiing is available at Mt. Sunapee Resort. Mt. Sunapee State Beach features
picnic areas, boat launch, bathhouse
with restrooms and snack bar.
Pillsbury State Park
Route 31, Washington, NH
Crossed by a network of hiking and
mountain bike trails. Offering canoeing,
warm-water fishing, picnicking, hiking,
and mountain biking.
Rollins State Park
Route 103, Warner, NH
A 3.5 mile long scenic auto road rises
from the park entrance through woodlands to the parking and picnic areas
where there are breathtaking views of
the surrounding mountains. A one-half
mile trail to the summit of Mt.Kearsarge
leaves from the picnic area.
Wadleigh State Park
Route 114, Sutton, NH
Offering a beach for swimming on
beautiful Kezar Lake with a shaded
picnic area. Amenities include a bathhouse, picnic tables, and playing fields.
Winslow State Park
Kearsarge Mountain Road, Wilmot, NH
The picnic area is on an 1,820-foot
plateau with outstanding views. A steep
one-mile foot trail leads from the picnic
area to the summit of Mt.Kearsarge.
For more information on these state
parks visit www.nhparks.state.nh.us.
JULY
27 Imagination into Art – Exhibits. Local
artists will demonstrate their techniques and
show their works at this third annual event.
Wilmot Community Association’s Red Barn, 64
Village Rd., Wilmot. 9am-noon. 526-7934 or
27 Arts on the Green! — 4th Annual
Summer Arts Festival. Fine Arts and Crafts
on the New London Town Green. 10am-4pm.
Presented by the Center for The Arts!
27 Boston Civic Symphony 75-piece orchestra featuring 18-year-old pianist, Harry Rylance,
performing the Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto
No. 2. Begins at 7:30 PM at the Colby-Sawyer
Center Theater. Tickets $25 Adult; $5 Student
28 Sunapee Lions Club “Sunapee Wheels”
Up to 300 antique and collectible cars and motorcycles are expected. Also a Rat Rod class and
a special 50th anniversary class for vehicles from
1965. $5 admission, 12 and under free. $15
pre-registration by June 1. Contact Jim
Currier, 381-2863, [email protected] or
www.sunapeelions.com.
28 Aerial Sky Ride Ride the Sunapee Express
chair to Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit for a
spectacular view. 10:00am - 4:30pm. Weather
permitting. www.mountsunapee.com
28 The Magic of Rudyard Kipling: “Just-So”
An historical reprisor dinner with Rudyard
Kipling, —portrayed by Jackson Gillman.
1 - 5 New London Barn Playhouse: The
Sound of Music In a world darkening under
the Nazi shadow, a high-spirited governess finds
love with her new family and flees to freedom
over the Alps. Wed.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM
$34 (under 16 - $24.50); Wed. Matinee 2:00
PM $28 (under 16 - $19.50). www.nlbarn.org
or 526-6710.
2 Creatures of the Night A Squam Lake
Science Center Family Program comes to LSPA
with live animals representing some of New
Hampshire’s nighttime critters! Learn about
what you might hear and see in the night! LSPA
Learning Center, Sunapee Harbor, 6pm.
3 New London Barn Playhouse Children’s
Theater Series: Happily Ever After. Children
discover that their favorite fairy tales hold
important lessons about following their dreams,
fighting the odds, and falling in love in this
heartwarming musical revue. Presented by the
Barn’s Junior Intern Company. 11:00 AM and
2:00 PM. Adults and children over 12, $12;
children 2-12 pay their age (under 2 free).
www.nlbarn.org or 526-6710.
3 Center for the Arts! Lake Sunapee
Region First Friday! Concert on the Green at
the New London Bandstand. 6:30pm. FREE.
3 Fireworks in Sunapee Harbor Dusk
4 Town of Sunapee 4th of July Parade and
Fireman’s Day held at noon.
4 Free Concert On Flanders Stage (Adjacent
to the Wild Goose Country Store) Sunapee
Harbor 5-7PM.Complete schedule at www.
SunapeeHarborRiverway.Com
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11 Mount Kearsarge Plant Hike. Arthur
Haines, research botanist, New England Wild
Flower Society and author of Flora Novae
Angliae, leads this excursion and discusses
ecology, edible plants, birding, and geology.
10am -3pm. Fells and NEWFS Members $47,
nonmembers $58. The Fells Historic Estate
6 New London Barn Playhouse: New
London Barn Intern Idols! The Acting Intern
Company splits into two teams to perform
competing original revues, with audiences voting for the winner. Theme: “That’s A Broadway
Melody.” 5:00 PM and 7:30 PM. All tickets $25.
7 - 12 New London Barn Playhouse: The
Sound of Music. In a world darkening under
the Nazi shadow, a high-spirited governess
finds love with her new family and flees to
freedom over the Alps. A triumphant adventure story bursting with timeless melodies.
Tues.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34 (under
16-$24.50); Wed. Matinee 2:00 PM $28 (under
16-$19.50). www.nlbarn.org or 526-6710.
9 Danbury Hike Around Waukeena Lake
Led by Land Protection Specialist, Andy
Deegan, it will cross through the 159-acre
Le Baron-Brewer property and skirt beautiful
Waukeena Lake. The property protects important wildlife habitat for the loons and abundant
moose have been sighted on the property.
3-5pm. RSVP by calling 526-6555 or emailing
Nancy Smith at [email protected].
9 Wind, Water, Fire, Ice Dave Anderson,
Forest Society Education Director and NHPR’s
Something Wild, highlights how storm events
shaped forests and river valleys in central NH
and in some cases terrorized residents… slides
highlight the Hurricane of ’38; events include
forest fires, hurricanes, ice storms, and a
Sunapee tornado in 1820’s. LSPA Learning
Center, Sunapee Harbor, NH, 7pm.
10 Our Favorite Things: The New London
Barn Annual Fundraising Party. Celebrating
the Barn’s 83rd Season. Enjoy delicious food,
great music, and fabulous entertainment by the
Barn’s 2015 Acting Intern Company. 5-8:00 PM
on the grounds of the Colby Farm, Main St.,
New London. For tickets call Wynne DeMille at
526-6572, stop by the Box Office, or visit
www.nlbarn.org.
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11 Free Concert On Flanders Stage (Adjacent to the Wild Goose Country Store) Sunapee
Harbor 5-7PM.Complete schedule at www.
11 - 12 Newbury Residents Free! Newbury
residents, town employees, civic volunteers,
and their immediate families can tour The Fells
gardens, trails, and Main House free of charge
throughout the weekend. Check in at the Kiosk
to register for a drawing. 10am 4pm. The Fells
Historic Estate and Gardens, 763-4789 x 3,
www.thefells.org.
11 The Arts in the Garden Tour. Some
of the most creative gardeners in the greater
Newport area will be opening their yards on
this inspiring day. Artists and musicians will be
creating music and art in the gardens to add
to the inspiration and creativity of the day.
Tickets: $12 in advance and $15 day of.
www. libraryartscenter.org.
11 Old Ford Day. Bring your own antique
vehicle or just come to see those on display,
trade tales with the owners, learn more about
how these great cars work by watching or joining in some kind of tinkering project, or simply
enjoy a ride around the block. Free of charge.
9am -1pm. The Ice House Museum, 91
Pleasant Street, New London.
11 Aerial Sky Ride. Ride the Sunapee
Express chair to Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit for a spectacular view. 10:00am - 4:30pm.
Weather permitting. www.mountsunapee.com
11 Music on the Wilmot Bandstand, a
free concert of rock and roll favorites played by
Mach Turtle. Food will be sold by the Wilmot
Ladies Aid Society. Bandstand at the Wilmot
Town Green, Village and Kearsarge Valley
roads, Wilmot. 6pm – 7:30pm. More information at www.wilmotcommunityassociation.org
or at 526-7934.
11-12 16th Annual Intertribal Powwow,
Gates open at 10am, grand entry at noon,
Members & Native Americans free admission, non-members $8.50 adult, $7.50 seniors
& students, $6.50 children age 6-12, family
maximum of $26. www.IndianMuseum.org
13-17 Mount Sunapee Freestyle &
Adventure Camp a day-camp for mogul and
park skiers ages 9-15 who want to hone their
aerial maneuvers. Contact Camp Director
Mike Lovell, [email protected] or
Kyle Steinmetz, [email protected].
763-3564.
14 Promoting Native Pollinators
Sullivan County Conservation Officer Lionel
Chute shares slides of native pollinators, followed by a ramble to identify pollen, nectar
and habitat resources in The Fells Gardens.
Requested donation $10. Registration required.
1-3 pm The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens,
14-19 New London Barn Playhouse: The
Sound of Music. In a world darkening under
the Nazi shadow, a high-spirited governess
finds love with her new family and flees to
freedom over the Alps. A triumphant adventure story bursting with timeless melodies.
Tues.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34 (under
16 - $24.50); Wed. Matinee 2:00 PM $28 (under 16 - $19.50). 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.
Certified. At Village Sports in New London. For
beginners to advanced. All equipment provided.
Reservations required. $45 pp. 5-7pm For more
info call: John Kiernan, 526 4948.
Theater Series: The (Almost) Totally True
Story of Hansel and Gretel Zaniness abounds
when fairy tales collide! When a frazzled fairy
godmother trying to tell the story of Snow
White is interrupted by two bumbling policemen searching for troublemakers Hansel and
Gretel, both must tell their own versions of
the story. Presented by the New London Barn
Junior Intern Company. 11:00 AM and 2:00
PM. Adults and children over 12, $12; children
2-12 pay their age (under 2 free). For more info,
16 4 Centuries of Fishing in NH: Yankee
Character, Yankee Prioritie, presented by Author Jack Noon. Overfishing, inadequate regulations, and dams ended the enormous spawning
runs of salmon, shad, and sea-run fish. Yankee
tinkering, coupled with technologies and sport
fishing, brought new species to NH, with unforeseen results. LSPA Learning Center, Sunapee
Harbor, NH, 7pm.
17 Opening of Lakes, Ponds & Streams
This art exhibit runs through October 12.
Water, in its many forms has always been a
great source of inspiration and attraction to
artists. This select group of artists have skillfully
captured the beauty of our many local bodies
of water and hope to encourage viewers to be
aware of the importance of preserving the water
quality of the Lake Sunapee region for future
generations. The Fells Main House Gallery,
Newbury, www.thefells.org.
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18 Music on the Wilmot Bandstand a free
concert of doo-wop and classics played by the
Fondtones. Food will be sold by the Pine Hill
Cemetery Association. Bandstand at the Wilmot
Town Green, Village and Kearsarge Valley roads.
6-7:30m. www.wilmotcommunityassociation.org
or 526-7934.
18-19 Artists Weekend at The Fells.
Discover The Fells natural beauty and gardens
through the eyes of prominent New England
artists as they create en plein air. Sunday includes a children’s art table, artists demonstrations, and music and culminates with a reception and wet paint sale. 10am-3pm. Members
free, nonmembers pay site admission. Sunday
reception at 3pm free. The Fells Historic Estate
and Gardens, 763-4789 x3, www.thefells.org
18 Tour Historic Sunapee “Beyond the
Garden Gate”. Cottage gardens, eclectic
landscapes with mountain and lake views.
Vintage boats & autos, music, refreshments &
other delights. 10am–4pm.Tickets: $20.
www.projectsunapee.org
For beginners to advanced. All equipment
provided. Reservations required. $45 pp.
Two sessions: 10am-12pm and 1pm-3pm For
18 4TH Annual Lake Sunapee Sailing Day
Join the fun for a “Poker Cruise” on Lake
Sunapee. All sailboats are welcome. Reception
follows in Sunapee Harbor with refreshments
and prizes for the best poker hands. Sponsored
by the Lake Sunapee Cruising Fleet. Free. More
info at lscf.org or katebruce.mccloy@gmail.
com. 763-9610.
18 Free Concert On Flanders Stage
(Adjacent to the Wild Goose Country Store)
Sunapee Harbor 5-7PM.Complete schedule at
www.SunapeeHarborRiverway.com
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20-24 Newbury Ecology Camp for Children
Children will enhance their love and respect for
the natural world while learning wetland and
watershed ecology with naturalists and scientists.
To register, or more information contact Travis
Dezotell, [email protected], 763-4940 x210,
or www.newburynh.org.
21 Winter Ice Boating, Alan Peterson talks of
ice boating and winter activities on and near Lake
Sunapee. Peterson began ice boating 33 years ago
and has built his own ice boat. Begins at 7pm at
LSPA, Sunapee Harbor.
22-26 New London Barn Playhouse: Dirty
Rotten Scoundrels. Based on the popular 1988
film, this sexy and irreverent farce sparkles with
outrageous comedy and an infectiously jazzy
score. Nominated for a staggering 11 Tony
Awards; a first for the Barn stage. Wed.-Sat. 7:30
PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34 (under 16 - $24.50);
Wed. Matinee 2:00 PM $28 (under 16 - $19.50).
23 Three Tenors and a Soprano. Tenors Peter
Furlong, Jeffrey Hartman, and Paolo Buffagni
with Soprano Julie Wyma and Pianist Elizabeth
Blood present a concert of Operatic Arias, Trios,
and Neopolitan songs. 7:30pm, First Baptist
Church, New London. Tickets: $25 Adults; $5
Students. www.summermusicassociates.com
25-26 Aerial Sky Ride Ride the Sunapee Express chair to Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit for
a spectacular view. 10:00am - 4:30pm. Weather
25 Wilmot Community Association’s Pie
Breakfast. This sixth annual event will feature
sweet and savory pies served with fresh fruit
salad, a breakfast meat, juice, and coffee. Wilmot
Community Association’s Red Barn, 64 Village
Rd. 8-11am. Info at 526-7934. or
Sunapee Harbor 5-7PM.Complete schedule at
www.SunapeeHarborRiverway.Com
Theater Series: As You Like It Shakespeare’s
most beautiful comedy overflows with secret
trysts, clever disguises, and romantic encounters
as several pairs of lovers find their way through
the magical forest of Arden. Presented by the
New London Barn Junior Intern Company.
11:00 AM and 2:00 PM. Free to the public at
a TBA outdoor location; check our website for
details www.nlbarn.org or 526-6710.
concert of classic rock and country played
by The Cloud Band. Food will be sold by the
Wilmot Community Association. Bandstand at
the Wilmot Town Green, Village and Kearsarge
Valley roads 6-7:30pm. Info at 526-7934. or
26 A Song at Twilight: A Program of American Songs and Arias from Opera North
An evening of classic American songs and arias
sung by Opera North’s incredibly talented cast
of artists on the beautiful Fells Veranda. Wine
bar and hearty hors d’oeuvres at 4:30pm. Performance at 5:30pm. $30 per person. Reservations requested. The Fells Historic Estate and
Gardens, 763-4789 x3, www.thefells.org
27-31 LeTGO Your Mind Camp, This children’s summer program, held at Colby-Sawyer
College, focuses on the vital STEM subjects
(Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)
and challenge the kids to think while having
fun. Programs are for ages 4-13. For more info
http://letgoyourmind.com.
27-31 Dance Intensive Summer Camp hosted by Colby-Sawyer College under the direction
and instruction of Adjunct Assistant Professor of
Dance Laura Dunlop Shepherd. Will immerse
intermediate and advanced dancers (having
completed grades 6-11) in three classes daily,
from 9am -4pm with specialized instruction in
ballet, jazz and modern.
27 Introduction to Ferns of The Fells,
a mid-summer walk to identify ferns in the
woods, along the roadsides and among the
rocks of The Fells. 10am-noon. Members free,
nonmembers $8. The Fells Historic Estate and
27 Adventures in Learning fall term
registration begins. Offering members twohour, non-credit courses in the Lake-Sunapee
region beginning in September. www.colbysawyer.edu/adventures/courses.html
London Barn Intern Idols! The Barn’s Intern
Company splits into two teams to perform
competing original revues with audiences voting for the winner. Theme for July 27: “All You
Need Is Love: a celebration of four boys from
Liverpool who became The Beatles.” 5:00 PM
and 7:30 PM. All tickets $25. www.nlbarn.org
or 526-6710.
28-August 2 New London Barn Playhouse: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Based on
the popular 1988 film, this sexy and irreverent
farce sparkles with outrageous comedy and an
infectiously jazzy score. Nominated for 11 Tony
Awards. Tues.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34
(under 16 - $24.50); Wed. Matinee 2:00 PM,
Fri. Matinee 3:00 PM $28 (under 16 - $19.50).
28 Dragonfly Walk and Exploration #1
Join Land Protection Specialist, Andy Deegan
and his wife, Carrie of the NH Forest Society,
on the Blitzer property in Bradford, NH to learn
about dragonflies and damselflies and their significance in nature. 3-5pm. RSVP by calling the
Ausbon Sargent office at 526-6555 or emailing
Nancy Smith at [email protected].
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31 Art in Bloom Photography Class:
Floral Designs, for beginners and intermediates with Larry Harper, Portrait Design
Photography. 11:15am-12:30pm. Members $8,
nonmembers, $18. Registration required. The
Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, 763-4789
x3, www.thefells.org.
July 30-August 1 91 Annual Hospital Days
Thurs. evening, the midway opens along with a
special “Meet the Chamber Night” on the Town
Common, Friday enjoy the midway along with
“Band Night” on the Common, Saturday brings
the official New London Hospital Day with tons
of activities, along with the Midway Open all
day and the parade!
www.newlondonhospital.org/hospitaldays.
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30 New London Barn Playhouse Children’s Theater Series: Pippi Longstocking.
Everyone’s favorite redhead lives by her own
rules in this delightful musical based on the
classic children’s book. Presented by the New
London Barn Junior Intern Company. 11:00 AM
and 2:00 PM. Adults and children over 12, $12;
children 2-12 pay their age (under 2 free). For
more info, www.nlbarn.org or 526-6710.
30-August 2 Art in Bloom: Lakes, Ponds
and Streams Talented New London Garden
Club members and local floral designers interpret paintings from Lakes, Ponds and Streams
art exhibit through innovative floral designs.
Members free, nonmembers pay site admission. 10am-4pm The Fells Historic Estate and
Gardens, 763-4789 x3, www.thefells.org
31 Art in Bloom Photography Class:
Gardens of The Fells, Beginners learn how
to effectively use your camera to capture the
beauty of The Fells with Larry Harper, Portrait
Design Photography. 9-11am. Members $8,
Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, 763-4789 x3,
www.thefells.org.
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31 Art in Bloom: The Art of Floral Design
Observe floral designers Pam Voss and Pam Ilg
interpret a painting from the current exhibit—
Lakes, Ponds and Streams. Learn how they select materials and containers and use shape and
color to create floral masterpieces. Members $8,
Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, 763-4789
x3, www.thefells.org.
AUGUST
1 Save Your Harvest, Lionel Chute, Sullivan
County Conservation Officer, provides practical
tips on easy, convenient ways to save your harvest. At the Sullivan County UNH Cooperative
Extension Campus, Unity. Requested donation
$10. Registration required. 10am-noon. The
Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, 763-4789 x
3, www.thefells.org.
1 - October 31 “The Fabric of Our Lives”,
Northeast Native textiles. Contemporary Art
Gallery, MT. Kearsarge Indian Museum. Free
admission to gallery. www.indianmuseum.org.
Sunapee Harbor, 5-7pm.Complete schedule at
1 Music on the Wilmot Bandstand, free
concert of Dixieland jazz played by The Granite
State Stompers. Food sold by Friends of the
Wilmot Public Library. Wilmot Town Green, Village & Kearsarge Valley roads. 6-7:30pm. 5267934 or www.wilmotcommunityassociation.org.
1-9 Aerial Sky Ride Ride the Sunapee
Express chair to Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit for a spectacular view. 10:00am - 4:30pm.
Weather permitting. www.mountsunapee.com
1-9 82nd Annual League of NH Craftsmen’s
Fair Shop for one-of-a-kind craft, learn how it’s
made, and create your own! 200 craft booths,
3 fine craft exhibitions, daily demonstrations
and workshops, tours, seminars, and roving
performances. 10am-5pm daily. (Thursday until
8pm, with admission only $5 after 4pm). Info
and discounted tickets at www.nhcrafts.org. or
224-3375.
2 32nd Annual Hospital Days Triathlon
and Kids Fun Run 7:15 - 8:15am Registration,
9:00am Race Starts, 11:00am Kids Fun Run
New London Historical Society/Bucklin Beach
2 Fairy House Festival and Tea Party This
celebration of Fairy Houses connects children
to the natural world and includes a whimsical
Tea Party on the veranda. 1-4pm. Members;
adults $10, children $5: nonmembers; adults
$20, children $10. (Includes site admission.)
Reservations required. The Fells Historic Estate
3 -7 Dance Intensive Summer Camp at
Colby-Sawyer College under the direction and
instruction of Adjunct Assistant Professor of
Dance Laura Dunlop Shepherd. Two sessions
give dancers an opportunity to learn and improve technique in ballet and jazz.
3, 5 & 7 Yoga With a View Yoga Instructor Brianna Drenner will lead a 60-minute
yoga class at Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit
each day starting at 11:00am. $15pp. Participants can either hike to the summit or ride the
Sunapee Express chair. Reservations requested.
763-3564.
4 Green Blooms in Blue Lakes: What do
we know and what do we want to know?
Dartmouth Biology Professor Kathy Cottingham
presents the latest on cyanobacterial blooms
in low nutrient lakes. These blooms threaten
invertebrates, fish, waterfowl, the water we
drink, and recreational opportunities on local
waterways. LSPA Learning Center, Sunapee
Harbor, 7pm.
5-9 New London Barn Playhouse: Steel
Magnolias One week only! The hysterical and
deeply moving classic of Southern friendship
and family. Wed.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM
$34 (under 16 - $24.50); Wed. Matinee 2:00
PM, Sat. Matinee 3:00 PM $28 (under 16 $19.50). www.nlbarn.org or 526-6710.
5 Dragonfly Walk and Exploration #2 Join
Land Protection Specialist, Andy Deegan and,
Carrie Deegan, NH Forest Society, to learn more
about dragonflies and damselflies and their
significance in nature. At Russell Pond in Sutton. 3-5pm. RSVP by calling the Ausbon Sargent
office at 526-6555 or emailing Nancy Smith at
[email protected].
7 Center For The Arts! First Friday – Gallery Night! Opening Receptions for four new
exhibits at The New London Inn, Lake Sunapee
Bank, ZeroCelsius Wealth Studio and Whipple
Gallery. All on Main Street New London. Eat,
Sip, Stroll, and be Artsy! Free, 5-7pm. www.
centerfortheartsnh.org
Sunapee Harbor 5-7pm.More Info at www.
8 Music on the Wilmot Bandstand a
free concert of country, bluegrass and folk by
Lindsey Schust and the Ragged Mountain Band.
Food sold by the First Congregational Church.
Wilmot Town Green, Village and Kearsarge
Valley roads. 6-7:30 pm. 526-7934 or
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9 Love Your Lake Day and Antique Boat
Parade, held at LSPA, this free event includes
crafts, activities and games for children, live
aquatic plant specimens, scavenger hunts, loon
exhibit, ice cream and popcorn, music, demonstrations and lovingly restored antique boats on
display and in the parade (@ 1pm). Free! LSPA
Learning Center, Sunapee Harbor, 10am -2pm.
9 Veranda Concert with Nancy Tripp
Broadway star Nancy Tripp and her trio of
musicians perform cabaret-style featuring
favorite songs from 1920-1960. Hors d’oeuvres
and wine bar at 4:30pm, followed by 5:30pm
concert. $30 pp. Reservations required. The
Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, 763-4789 x
3, www.thefells.org.
12-16 New London Barn Playhouse:
The Mystery of Edwin Drood A rollicking,
Tony Award-winning musical adventure with
a rowdy troupe of Victorian actors mounting
a production of Charles Dickens’ unfinished
mystery. Wed.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34
(under 16 - $24.50); Wed. Matinee 2:00 PM
$28 (under 16 - $19.50). www.nlbarn.org or
526-6710.
13 150 years of recreational boating on
Lake Sunapee With a focus on sailing, John
Dietel covers it all: large racing sailboats of the
late 19th century, the regatta era, bang-and-goback, the Sunapee One Design, one of the largest Star fleets in the world, naphtha and steam
launches, and old wooden speedboats. At LSPA,
Sunapee Harbor, 7pm.
13 The Beacon Brass Trumpets, Trombone,
French Horn and Tuba, From Classical to Jazz!
7:30pm at First Baptist Church, New London
Tickets: $25 Adults; $5 Students.
14 Opening reception for Over the Valley
and Above the Mountain 5-7pm. A community exhibit that including art from above, flight
and the skies, featuring Newport’s Parlin Air
Field. Thru September 17 at The Library Arts
Center, www.libraryartscenter.org.
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14 Adventures in Learning fall term registration ends. Offering members two-hour,
non-credit courses in the Lake-Sunapee region
beginning in September. www.colby-sawyer.
edu/adventures/courses.html
15-22 Sutton Old Home Day - 100th Anniversary. The week will be filled with a variety
of great events around the town. including a
Traditional Service at the South Sutton Meeting
House on Sunday, at 11:00am followed by an
afternoon of fun on the Village Green. More
details at www.suttonnhhistoricalsociety.org.
15 Hay Day Family Festival at The Fells
A fun-filled day for all ages with old-fashioned
games, music, children’s art projects, scavenger
hunt, petting zoo, and face painting. Festival
runs from 10am-3pm. A delicious lunch from
the grill and strawberry shortcake for sale from
11am-2pm. Members free, nonmembers pay
site admission. The Fells Historic Estate and
Sunapee Harbor 5-7pm.Complete schedule at
concert of rock and roll performed by The
Hive. Food will be sold by the Wilmot Volunteer Fire Department. At the Wilmot Town
Green, Village and Kearsarge Valley roads.
6-7:30pm. More information at 526-7934 or
London Barn Intern Idols! The Barn’s Acting
Intern Company splits into two teams to perform competing original revues with audiences
voting for the winner. August’s performance
will be “Intern’s Choice: the Company puts
together their very own farewell revue”. 5:00
PM and 7:30pm. All tickets $25. For more info,
www.nlbarn.org or 603-526-6710.
18-23 New London Barn Playhouse: The
Mystery of Edwin Drood A rollicking, Tony
award-winning musical adventure with a rowdy
troupe of Victorian actors mounting a production of Charles Dickens’ unfinished mystery.
Everyone is a suspect but the finale is up to
you; vote for a different ending at every performance! Tues.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34
(under 16 -$24.50); Wed. 2:00 PM, Fri. 3:00
PM $28 (under 16-$19.50). www.nlbarn.org or
526-6710.
Theater Series: Peter Pan The beloved story
of a boy who never grows up soars in this
enchanting family musical that teaches us all to
fly. Presented by the New London Barn Junior
Intern Company. 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM. All
tickets $12; reservations encouraged. 526-6710
or www.nlbarn.org.
22 Barn Sale at the WCA’s Red Barn.
Wonderful, lightly used items will range from
kitchen utensils to furniture. (Donated items
welcome until noon on Aug. 20.) WCA’s Red
Barn, 64 Village Rd.7:30am-noon. 526-7934
or www.wilmotcommunityassociation.org
22 42nd annual Apple Pie Crafts Fair
100 booths of craft of every type will cover the
Newport Town Common from 9am-3pm. The
day also boasts the sale of over 100 handmade
pies, a pie contest, famous Newport Firemen’s
Chicken BBQ and the annual Richard’s Free
Library Festival and book sale.
www.libraryartscenter.org.
Theater Series: Peter Pan The beloved story
of a boy who never grows up soars in this
enchanting family musical that teaches us all to
fly. Presented by the New London Barn Junior
Intern Company. 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM. All
tickets $12; reservations encouraged. 526-6710
or www.nlbarn.org.
22 & 23 Farm Days at Musterfield Farm with
hayrides, a kiddie tractor pull, and demonstrations of traditional farming skills and crafts. Antique tractors, engines, and a working sawmill.
10am -4pm. Grand parade at 3pm both days.
Admission $5; free for members and children
6 and under. 927-4276 or 927-4440, or www.
musterfieldfarm.com.
23 The Fells 12th Benefit Auction An elegant extravaganza under a majestic tent on the
lovely Rose Terrace. Irresistible live and silent
auction items as well as festive libations and
delicious hearty hors d’oeuvres. 5-8pm. $60 pp.
26-30 New London Barn Playhouse:
Forever Plaid A deliciously goofy homage to
the pitch-perfect harmonies of the 1950s. Wed.Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34 (under 16 $24.50); Wed. Matinee 2:00 PM $28 (under 16
- $19.50). 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.
22 Outdoor Puppet Theater a free magical
outdoor performance of a children’s story presented by the Wilmot Community Association
and the Restoring the Waters Puppet Theater
at Timothy Patten Park, Wilmot. Seating at
6:30pm, performance at 7pm. Rain date
Aug. 23 at 7pm. 525-7934 or
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27 Trio Cleonice This young, accomplished,
and vivacious group presents an exciting concert of trios for piano, violin, and cello. 7:30pm
at the First Baptist Church, New London.
Tickets: $25 Adults; $5 Students.
12 Summer Soiree in the Hanger The
Library Arts Center will host an extraordinary
late summer’s evening in the historical hanger
at Newport Parlin Air Field! Includes live
music, great food and the one and only “bingo
from the skies”. www.libraryartscenter.org.
19 Introduction to Firearms A free event, intended for children (8 and over) and adults who
have never used a firearm before and are interested in learning about safe firearms handling
and the shooting sports. To register or more info
at: elkinsfishandgame.net/elkins_fs.html
12 The Tamburitzans a program of multicultural song and dance performed with
authentic instruments and costumes. 7:30pm
at Colby-Sawyer Center Theater. Tickets: $25
Adults; $5 Students
19 Ragtime concert a free concert of Ragtime
Music featuring Will Ogmundson and Nola
Aldrich. at Wilmot Community Association’s
Red Barn, 64 Village Rd. 7pm. 526-7934 or
29 4th Annual Kearsarge Klassic Bike
Randonnee A mostly dirt road loop of mapped
bike routes through beautiful central NH. A
fund raising event for Ausbon Sargent and one
of the most exciting bike events for our riders
as they ride past many of our Ausbon Sargent
protected properties. www.ausbonsargent.org or
to register www.bikereg.com.
SEPTEMBER
13 20th Annual Walk for the Animals
Northeast Delta Dental, Concord, 10am- 2pm.
The Walk offers a 1- and 3-mile trail for you
and your dog (on leash). After completing the
walk stay for live entertainment, contests, pet
vendors and fall fun for everyone. Help raise
funds for homeless pets in your community.
www.popememorialspca.org.
1-6 New London Barn Playhouse: Forever
Plaid A deliciously goofy homage to the pitchperfect harmonies of the 1950s. Tues.-Sat. 7:30
PM, Sun. 5:00 PM $34 (under 16 - $24.50);
Wed. Matinee 2:00 PM $28 (under 16 $19.50). www.nlbarn.org or 526-6710.
15 Fly Fishing and Fly Casting Class
Reservations required. $45 pp. 5-7pm. For
4 Center For The Arts! First Friday –
Theater Night! Northern Stage comes to New
London. See previews of the 2015-2016 Season.
Whipple Hall, New London, Free 5-7pm.
16 Senior Lunch The Wilmot Ladies Aid
Society, Wilmot Community Association, and
Community Action Program host a lunch at
the WCA’s Red Barn, 64 Village Rd. 526-6376.
5 Free Concert On Flanders Stage (Adjacent
to the Wild Goose Country Store) Sunapee Harbor 5-7pm. www.SunapeeHarborRiverway.com
12 One-Lunger Engine and Antique Tractor Day Bring your own, or just watch and
listen to the sounds of these unique engines
which for so much of our history provided the
power for many early efforts to have machines
help improve our quality of life. Free. 9am-1pm.
The Ice House Museum, 91 Pleasant Street,
New London.
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18 Summer Dinner: Scotch, Steak &
Cigars A sampling of single and blended
malts plus a hearty steak dinner. After dinner,
savor fine cigars and relax. Includes roundtrip transportation to the summit on the
chairlift. Reservations: 763-3564.
mountsunapee.com
10am-12pm and 1-3pm Reservations
required. $45 pp. John Kiernan, 526 4948.
24-30 Take a Child Outside Week
In cooperation with national Take a Child
Outside Week, The Fells extends an invitation
to “Bring a child, and receive one free adult admission.” The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens,
25 Soo Nipi Quilt Guild Biennial: The
Sharing of Quilts Opening reception 5-7pm.
Exhibit runs September 26-October 22. Library
Arts Center, Newport. libraryartscenter.org.
26 Harvest potluck Bring a salad, entrée,
bread or dessert to share and celebrate the
bounty of our region’s farms and gardens.
Wilmot Community Association’s Red Barn,
64 Village Rd., 6pm. RSVP 526-7934 or
27 Full Moon Cruise Join LSPA on a beautiful not-to-be-missed cruise, timed for the full
moon over sparkling waters! Hors d’oeuvres
provided; cash bar; $25 pp; Reservations
required. Sunapee Harbor, Mt. Sunapee Boat
Cruise, 6pm boarding time. Call 763-2210.
29 Putting your Garden to Bed Master
Gardener Kiki Schneider and The Fells Nursery
Manager Susan Damon teach you how to
divide perennials and put your garden to bed.
1-3pm. Requested donation of $10. Registration
required. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens,
OCTOBER
1-26 Wilmot Community Association’s
Scarecrow Festival Tap your creativity to build
a scarecrow or seasonal yard art in your front
yard or at the WCA’s Red Barn. Entries submitted by Oct. 26 will be judged by the Wilmot
Garden Club. 526-7934 or
2 New London Hospital Gala Fundraiser
New Venue, New Season, New Day! An Oktoberfest event to celebrate and support New
London Hospital Camp Coniston, Croydon.
2 Center For The Arts! First Friday – An
Evening of Storytelling. At the New London
Tracy Library. Free 5-7pm. www.centerfortheartsnh.org
4 Harvest Moon & NatureFest, 10am4pm, With Native American craft and cooking
demonstrations, nature walks, Audubon raptors,
Wildlife Encounters, storytelling, Native foods
for sale, games, crafts and more! Free for members, $8.50 adults, $6.50 children 6-12, $26
family max.www.IndianMuseum.org.
3-4 Aerial Sky Ride on the Sunapee Express
chair to Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit for
a spectacular view. 10am - 4:30pm. Weather
3 Fall Foliage: Collecting and Preserving
Colorful Autumn Leaves! This family-friendly
program includes a short easy one-hour walk
led by a Forest Society naturalist. 2:30pm –
4pm. Members $5, nonmembers $10. Registration required. The Fells Historic Estate and
4 Harvest Day Celebrate the summer’s
harvest at Muster Field Farm Museum. 10am4pm. Free. Events include guided tours of the
historic Matthew Harvey Homestead, live music,
hayrides, old-time games, and artist exhibits &
demonstrations. Purchase a warm meal: homemade soups, fresh bread and cider. 927-4276 or
www.musterfieldfarm.com .
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7 -31 Our Town by Thornton Wilder A
moving and exquisitely crafted examination
of everyday life, The inaugural production in
the Byrne Theater. Barrette Center for the Arts:
Byrne Theater. Gates Street, White River Junc
Times and Ticket info at 802-296-7000 or
www.northernstage.org
10-11 7th Annual Fall Foliage Pig Roast
& Barbeque aerial sky rides, games & activities with prizes, pumpkin carving, live music.
763-3500. www.mountsunapee.com
10-12 Aerial Sky Ride on the Sunapee Express chair to Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit
for a spectacular view. 10am - 4:30pm. Weather
14 Senior lunch The Wilmot Ladies Aid
Community Action Program host a lunch at the
WCA’s Red Barn, 64 Village Road. 526-6376.
17 Interactive drumming concert a free
concert featuring interactive drumming with
Lyndsey and Grace Schust at the WCA’s Red
Barn, 64 Village Road. 7pm. 526-7934 or
17-18 Aerial Sky Ride on the Sunapee Express chair to Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit
for a spectacular view. 10am - 4:30pm. Weather
25 28th Ausbon Sargent Annual Meeting
Attend the Land Trust’s business meeting and
social that follows. 3pm. At the New London
Historical Society Meeting House.
26 Adventures in Learning winter term
registration begins. Offering two-hour, noncredit courses beginning in January. www.
colby-sawyer.edu/adventures/courses.html
31 Halloween party Rachel and Keith
Seamans will decorate the Wilmot Community
Association’s Red Barn for a fabulous Halloween
Party. Refreshments will be served. Come in
costume and be ready to play games. 64 Village
Road, Wilmot. 5:30-7:30pm. 526-7934
NOVEMBER
5 SPCA Wine Tasting & Holiday Preview
5-7 pm. This event is the only chance to taste
our holiday wine selections before purchasing.
Hosted by Cole Gardens, Concord, refreshments, live music and sipping wine. $10pp
6 – December 23 Gallery of Gifts at the
Library Arts Center. A juried craft and art gift
sale featuring over 100 artists and artisans from
the region creating a boutique like shopping
experience of local handmade gifts. Opening
reception Friday, Nov. 6, 5-7pm.
www.libraryartscenter.org
6 Center For The Arts! First Friday –
Gallery Night! Opening Receptions for the 3rd
Annual Juried Regional Show and new exhibits
at The New London Inn, Lake Sunapee Bank,
ZeroCelsius Wealth Studio and Whipple Gallery. All on Main Street New London. 5-7pm
FREE. www.centerfortheartsnh.org
18 20th Annual ChocolateFest Challenge
This enormously popular event will once
again be held at the Sunapee Lodge at Mount
Sunapee Resort. From 12– 3pm. Sample from
each of the vendors, then cast your vote for
your favorite! More info and tickets at
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6 Christmas at The Fells Preview Party
Preview the Main House, festively adorned for
the holidays. Meet the talented designers and
enjoy delectable hors d’oeuvres and libations.
5-8pm. $100pp includes return tour ticket.
7-8 Christmas at The Fells
The historic Main House is transformed by
professional interior designers, decorators and
talented volunteers. Tour each of the 22 rooms,
creatively and cleverly decorated to this year’s
theme. New this year, a café in the elegant Dining Room where lunch will be served. 10am3pm. Tickets: in advance $17.50; at the door
$22.50; children $5. The Fells Historic Estate
23 Adventures in Learning winter term
registration ends. Offering two-hour, non-credit
courses beginning in January. www.colby-sawyer.edu/adventures/courses.html
7-15 The Fells Holiday Boutique We have
once again assembled the finest artisans and
crafters to bring you an amazing array of oneof-a-kind gifts. The Fells Historic Estate and
1- 23 Gallery of Gifts at the Library Arts
Center. A juried craft and art gift sale featuring
over 100 artists and artisans from the region
creating a boutique like shopping experience of
local handmade gifts.libraryartscenter.org.
8 Cracker Barrel The Wilmot Historical
Society will sponsor an opportunity to share
stories about Wilmot during this event at the
WCA’s Red Barn, 64 Village Rd. Refreshments
will be served. 2pm. 927-4596 or www.wilmothistoricalsociety.org.
4 Center For The Arts! First Fridays!-Music Fete! An annual evening of music! Sunapee
Singers, Lake Sunapee Area Flute Choir, KRES/
NL Tone Chime Ringers and a Christmas Carol
Sing along with the Kearsarge Community
Band. Whipple Hall, Main Street, New London.
Free 5-7pm. www.centerfortheartsnh.org
14-15 Christmas at The Fells The historic
Main House is transformed by professional
interior designers, decorators and talented volunteers. Tour each of the 22 rooms, creatively
and cleverly decorated to this year’s theme.
New this year, a café in the elegant Dining
Room where lunch will be served. 10am3pm. Tickets: in advance $17.50; at the door
$22.50; children $5. The Fells Historic Estate
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Community Action Program host a lunch at
the WCA’s Red Barn, 64 Village Rd. 526-6376.
18 – January 3 Mary Poppins presented
by Northern Stage.The beloved Disney classic
has been reimagined for the stage and will
light up the holidays. Barrette Center for the
Arts: Byrne Theater, White River Junction, VT.
northernstage.org or 802-296-7000
26 9th Annual Turkey Trot 5K This great
family tradition is located in Sunapee Harbor
and draws 1,000 runners & walkers each year!
www.sunapeeturkeytrot.com
DECEMBER
5 Winter Celebration, Native storytellers,
games, crafts & foods. 10am-3pm. Free for
members, $5 non-members, $20 family maximum. www.IndianMuseum.org
5 Wilmot Community Association’s Annual Holiday Craft Fair features 65 varied craft
and food vendors, plus the renowned Wilmot
Ladies Aid Cookie Walk, at the New London
Outing Club, New London. 9am-3pm. www.
wilmotcommunityassociation.org. or 526-7934
13 4th Annual Wilmot Express features
cookie decorating for kids, a spaghetti dinner,
Christmas tree lighting, a story with Santa, and
other fun activities. 4:30-7:30pm. 526-7934 or
Community Action Program host a lunch at the
WCA’s Red Barn, 64 Village Rd. 526-6376.
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24-March 13 The Hound of the Baskervilles Three actors play 16 characters in this
endlessly funny madcap adventure! Barrette
Center for the Arts: Byrne Theater, White
River Junction, VT. Times and ticket info at
For the most up-to-date information visit
.
JANUARY 2016
1 Center for the Arts! First Friday! A
Winter Program! 5-7pm. FREE. Visit website
for location and details www.centerforthearstsnh.org
27 – February 13 Mad Love A World
Premiere by Marisa Smith An hysterical
look at romance in the age of hookups and cell
phones, Mad Love follows Sloane Hudson, a
rich, beautiful recent Ivy League graduate who
doesn’t believe in love or marriage but does
want a baby and soon. Barrette Center for the
Arts: Byrne Theater, White River Junction, VT.
Times and ticket info at northernstage.org or
802-296-7000
30 Wilmot Community Association’s annual meeting a short business meeting will
be followed by honoring the WCA’s Volunteer
of the Year. Refreshments will be served.
10:30am. www.wilmotcommunityassociation.
org, or 526-7934.
FEBRUARY
5 Center for the Arts! First Friday–
Gallery Night. Free, 5-7pm. Art Exhibit
Opening Receptions at CFA Micro Galleries,
New London. Eat, Sip, Stroll, and be Artsy!
6 2
29 Adventures in Learning spring term
registration begins. Offering two-hour, noncredit courses beginning in April. www.colbysawyer.edu/adventures/courses.html
MARCH
4 Center for the Arts! First Friday!
5-7pm. FREE. For details visit
23-April 9 The Mountaintop by Katori
Hall A stormy night at the Lorraine Motel,
Memphis in 1968 brings us Martin Luther
King, Jr, exhausted after having delivered one
of his most memorable speeches. Barrette
Center for the Arts: Byrne Theater, White
River Junction, VT. Times and ticket info at
18 Adventures in Learning spring final
term registration day. Offering two-hour,
non-credit courses starting in April. www.
colby-sawyer.edu/adventures/courses.html
APRIL
1 Center for the Arts! First Friday!
5-7pm FREE www.centerfortheartsnh.org
20-May 8 The Norman Conquests, Living
Together An hysterical and often poignant
romp through one day in the lives of some
excruciatingly unhappy thirty somethings in
England. Barrette Center for the Arts: Byrne
Theater, White River Junction, VT. Info and
tickets at northernstage.org or 802-296-7000.
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