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Area Calendar of Events 2008 All telephone #s are area code 603 and NH locations unless otherwise indicated
 April 2008 Register Now for Kearsarge Arts Theatre (KAT)for Children Summer 2008 classes, ages 4-5, 6-7, 8-10, 11-12, 11 & up and 14 years & up, begonning June 30; classes and performances at Kearsarge Regional HS, (N. Sutton); Call 526-7144; www.katcompany.orgApril 23 through May 18th, Wednesday through Sunday ~ Northern Stage presents "The Full Monty", Broadway hit with 10 Tony nominations; Briggs Opera House, (White River Junction); Wednesdays through Saturdays at 7:30 pm, except Opening Night Gala on Friday, April 25 at 6:30 pm at 7:30 pm; Saturdays at 2 pm and 7:30 pm and Sundays at 5 pm; Special weekday matinee on Thursday, May 1 at 2 pm.; Tickets $17 - $48, discounts for seniors and children; ticket orders and questions, Box Office (802) 296-7000; General information (802) 291-9009; www.northernstage.orgMay 2008May 1, Thursday ~ Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum Exhibition Opening: "Made of Thunder, Made of Glass" :American Indian Beadwork of the Northeast; Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum, Kearsarge Mountain Road, (Warner), 456-2600; www.indianmuseum.orgMay 1, Thursday ~ Franklin Historical Society presents Gordon DuBois from the New Hampton Historical Society on "Laconia State School 1901-1991: Understanding our Past to Create a Better Future for People with Disabilities"; 7pm; Franklin Pulic Library (upstairs meeting room); www.histsoc.org/NH/FHSMay 2, Friday ~ Introduction to Geocaching, an outdoor hooby using a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver to collect coordinates for geocahes and log their finds in online bulletin boards; Class designed for experienced GPS users; Sturdy shoes recommended and personal GPS required, Members FREE, non-members $6; The Fells, 456 Route 103A, (Newbury); 763-4769; www.thefells.orgMay 4, Sunday ~ Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum "Celebrate the Earth"; performances, lectures, hands-on workshops & more !, 10 AM - 4 PM; Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum, Kearsarge Mountain Road,(Warner), 456-2600; www.indianmuseum.orgMay 4, Sunday ~ Sunday Classical Guitar Concert by Jose Lezcano at 2 pm at the Library Arts Center, 58 North Main St.,(Newport); Artist will be performing his own original compositions along with traditional guitar selections; 863-3040, www.libraryartscenter.org.May 6, Tuesday ~ Ticket sales begin for Ledyard Bank sponsored Big Apple Circus in Hanover on July 19, 20, 21 & 24, Saturday - Monday & Thursday; This Obie award-winning show named by Variety Magazine as "the finest up=front-and-close circus to be found in the States; Saturday and Sunday,July 19 & 20 at 12 noon & 4 pm; Monday, July 21 and Thursday, July 24 at 3 pm & 7pm; Adults $12, $22, $28 & $35, Children 12 and under $9, $20, $26, & $33, group and Dartmouth employee discounts available; Phone and window sales start Tuesday, 5/6; 646-2422, Lyme Road/Route 10, north of (Hanover); www.hop.dartmouth.eduMay 14, Wednesday ~ Introduction to Orchid Growing, Discussion led by George Crozer of Crozer & Crocer Orchids, LLC, on how to select orchids suitable for your home; Review basic care , plant requirements and supplies needed to keep plants healthy, blooming and pest-free; Members $8, Non-members $10; Register at 763-4789, x 3; www.thefells.orgMay 15, Thursday ~ Black Fly Open Golf Tournament May 15, 2008, Shot Gun Start 10 am; Country Club of New Hampshire, (N. Sutton); Registration fee includes gift bags containing a custom-made Black Fly Open cap, a full chicken barbeque following the tournament, and many prizes for various golfing "feats." The Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce offers sponsorships of prizes, contests, tees and greens, driving range, the barbecue and score cards, all of which offer promotional/advertising opportunities for businesses and organizations, as well as supporting the Chamber. For sponsorship information as well as gift-sponsors for our raffle; please call Francetta Raymond at 865-6021.May 18, Sunday ~ "To the Top!!" presented by Howie Wemyss, General Manager, Mt. Washington Auto Road. Unveiling of a new exhibit- The Mt. Washington Carriage Road Mountain Wagon! This 12-passenger horse-drawn vehicle once made the 8-mile journey- to the top of New England! $4 members/ $6 non-members. 2 p.m., New London Historical Society Meeting House, 179 Little Sunapee Road, (New London); Please visit www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org for more information.May 15-18/ 22-25, Thursday-Sunday~ J.M. Barrie's classic story is magically brought to life by the talented performers from Franklin Footlight Theatre. All shows are 7 p.m. except Sundays, which are 2 p.m. Tickets are $14-$16 adults, $12 students/seniors. Franklin Opera House, 316 Central Street (Franklin), NH, 934-1901; www.franklinoperahouse.org.May 17, Saturday~ Lake Sunapee Bike Race- The longest running bike race in New England! Sanctioned by USCF. You can register at www.bikereg.com. Please contact Chris Naimie for more at 603-763-9525.May 18, Sunday~ Cabaret Performance by Through The Opera Glass, directed by Caren Califati. 2 p.m. at the Library Arts Center, 58 North Main St., Newport; 863-3040; www.libraryartscenter.org.May 22, Thursday ~ Landscaping at the Water's Edge; NH Master Gardener Kiki Schneider discusses how to make deceisions about landscape design and maintenance that reduces pollution and enviroronmental effects on NH lakes, ponds, rivers and streams; FREE, limit 30; Register at 763-4789 x3, www.thefells.orgMay 22, Thursday~ "Lake Quality And Life On Lake Sunapee In the 19th Century" presented by June Fichter, Executive Director, Lake Sunapee Protective Association; 4pm; Knowlton House, (Sunapee Harbor); Many changes were taking place around Lake Sunapee in the 1800's that altered land use, lake use and lifestyles. Understanding what happened 100 years ago in the Sunapee area helps us put today's activites and challenges in context; 763-2210; www.lakesunapee.orgMay 23-June 18~ The Library Arts Center presents "A Lifetime Passion:Art, 1932-2008" in the Main Gallery- an exhibit of the paintings and drawings by E. Thor Carlson, with the opening reception 5-7 p.m. Friday, May 23. Also May 23-June 18 another E.Thor Carlson exhibit will be in the West Gallery, "Dante's Inferno" A reaction to the Iraq Invasion. The Carlson exhibit will be open special hours Tues-Sat 11-4, Sundays 1-4 p.m. Mr. Carlson will be present Sundays to discuss his work. Library Arts Center, 58 North Main Street, (Newport); 863-3040, www.libraryartscenter.orgMay 23, Friday ~ Opening Reception for Sunapee Lake Homes; 5 pm - 7 pm; An art exhibit and sale of paintings including scenes of and from homes and cottages of Lake Sunapee; FREE; Wine and Cheese reception; The Fells Main House, 456 Route 103A, (Newbury), 763-4789, www.thefells.orgMay 24, Saturday - July 6, Sunday ~ Exhibition and sale of paintings for above scenes of and done from the homes and cottages of Lake Sunapee; Open during Main House hours, free with site admission; The Fells, 456 Route 103A, (Newbury); 763-4789, www.thefells.orgMay 24, Saturday ~ Annual "Super Yard Sale" at Kearsarge Community Presbyterian Church, furniture, sporting equipment, tools, jewelry, rugs, lamps; 82 King Hill Road, (New London), call Barry Bradford at 526-6186 or Enid Chandler at 763-7410; Church office: 526-4800May 24, Saturday to October 13, Monday~ "Summer Rest" exhibit at The Fells. This exhibit takes you into a Victorian-era hotel room...just imagine yourself a summer guest at one to the hotels, inns or boarding houses that once ringed Lake Sunapee and were reached by train and steamboat. The Fells, 456 Route 103A, (Newbury), 763-4789, www.thefells.org.May 27, Tuesday ~ Trail-walk Series: Wildflowers of the Fells; 2-4 pm; Explore the wildflowers of The Fells with Fells Trail Guide and New London Conservation Commission member Emma Crane; Bring camera, field guide and notebook, wear sturdy shoes and bring bug-spray; Rain or shine; Members FREE, non-members $6; The Fells, 456 Route 103A, (Newbury), 763-4789, www.thefells.orgJune 2008June 5-8, Thursday-Sunday ~ 51st Annual "Straw Hat Revue" as the New London Barn Playhouse presents their traditional kick-off to the summer season; Thur. and Fri.- 8p.m.; Sat. and Sun.-5 p.m.& 8 p.m; Come meet the talented 2008 company! Admission to this wonderful event is FREE, but reservations are required. To reserve please call 526-6710 or visit www.nlbarn.com.June 6 -7, Saturday-Sunday ~ American Cancer Society's Relay For Life of Kearsarge Lake Sunapee, Kearsarge Regional High School, N. Sutton); Celebrate cancer survivivors * Remember loved ones * Fight against cancer with your community; To start a team, volunteer or for more information, call Christine Nelson, 927-4051 or 927-2100; $10 registration fee, 18 and under need parent/guardian consent forms and registration forms, no cash accepted; checks made payable to American Cancer Society; www.relayforlife.org; 1-800.ACS.2345, www.cancer.orgJune 6 - 7, Friday-Saturday ~ Kearsarge Conservatory of the Performing Arts presents their version of The Little Mermaid Ballet; Friday, 7 pm, Saturday, 1 pm; Tickets: $10 preferred seating, General admission $ $8, adults, $6 children/students; Pre-ticket sales at studio, 33 North Road, Unit 3, Warner; Performabce at Kearsarge Regional HS, (N. Sutton); 456-3294 or www.artinmotionkcd.com June 10-15, Tuesday-Sunday~ New London Barn Playhouse presents " I Hate Hamlet" a fast-moving comedy about a television actor playing the famous role in Central Park with a little help from the ghost of one of Shakespeare's greatest players! Shows Tues.-Sat., 8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm, $29.50; Wed. Matinee, 2 pm, $23.50, (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office 526-4631 or call 526-6710 or visit www.nlbarn.org.June 13 & June 15, Friday and Sunday~ Suor Angelica and I Pagliacci performed by Lakes Region Opera. These beautiful Italian one act operas by Giacomo Puccini and Ruggero Leoncavallo will be presented fully staged with chamber orchestra. Friday's performance is at 7 p.m. and Sunday's is at 2 p.m. Franklin Opera House, 316 Central Street (Franklin), NH, 934-1901; www.franklinoperahouse.org.June 16, Monday ~ New London Hospital's Fifth Annual Golf Invitational, Baker Hill Colf Club, Newbury, By Invitation only, Sponsorship opportunities available; Calll 526-5232; www.newlondonhospital.orgJune 17-22, Tuesday-Sunday~ New London Barn Playhouse presents "Godspell" with a sparkling score by Barn alumnus and Wicked composer/lyricist Stephen Schwartz and a string of well-loved songs including "Day by Day" and "Turn Back O Man." Shows Tues.-Sat., 8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm, $29.50; Wed. Matinee, 2 pm, $23.50, (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office 526-4631 or call 526-6710 and visit www.nlbarn.org for more information.June 19, Thursday ~ New London Rotary Club's 26th Anniversary Scholarship Golf Tournament at Lake Sunapee Country Club; Registration/check-in 12:00 noon, 1:00 pm shotgun start; Raffle & award of prizes after play; Buffet dinner 6:30 pm; Best-ball Foursomes, Low-Gross & Low Net prizes (USGA Handicap required); $150 entry fee oer player includes greens fee, golf cart and buffet dinner; Foursomes will be reserved once all four players have paid in full; Checks payable to New London Rotary Golf Club Tournament ; Sponsorships available; Call Rick Biron, 643-6509 or Marc Violette, 746-9278June 19, Thursday-June 28, Saturday~ NorthEast Shakespeare Ensemble presents "Much Ado About Nothing" at the Lebanon Opera House, Lebanon, NH. Much Ado is a spirited tale of Beatrice and Benedick, whose merry war of words -one of the more memorable relationships in all of Shakespeare-takes them from their inital antagonism all the way to sincere love and affection. Special opening night benefit in support of the Montshire Museum of Science. Adult tickets are $28, Students $12, Groups of 8 or more-$23. Shows are at 8 p.m. excluding Sunday, June 22 and Wednesday, June 25, which are 2 p.m. shows. No shows Monday or Tuesday. Contact the box office at 603-448-0400 or visit them online at www.lebanonoperahouse.org.June 19,Thursday~ "Lake Sunapee Region's Grand Hotels, Boarding Houses, and Summer Camps"- New London Historical Society Meeting House. 179 Little Sunapee Road, (New London); Sunapee Historical Society President Ron Garceau presents this talk that begins at 7 p.m. following a 6:30 Dessert Social. "Many states would be honored to have just one grand hotel. New Hampshire has had many-from the seacoast to the mountains. New London boasted of more than a handful...can you name them?" $4 members/$6 non-members; 526-6564 (answering machine) or at www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org. June 20 and 21, Friday and Saturday~ "Back by Popular Demand: The New London Historical Society Art Show"- The Opening Reception takes place from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday and the Art Show occurs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. The event takes place on the New London Historical Society grounds at 179 Little Sunapee Road, (New London); 526-6564 (answering machine) or at www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org.June 21, Saturday ~ The Fells popular "17th Annual Plant Sale" - The Fells nursery staff offers an iutstanding selection of quality perennials and shrubs from regional nurseries and The Dells own gardens. Get friendly advice from expert Fells gardeners. The Fells Gatehouse Courtyard; Open to members only from 8-9am, general public at 9 am- noon; Members with membership card save 10%; Admission is FREE to Plant sale--admission fee for House and grounds; The Fells, 456 Route 103A, (Newbury) 763-4789; www.thefells.orgJune 21, Saturday~ Ken Fernald and Friends-"New England's Own Gospel Singer" provides a joyful performance that covers the great hymns of faith and the newer gospel favorites that minister to all age groups. Donations are gratefully accepted for this 7:30 musical event. Franklin Opera House, 316 Central Street (Franklin), NH, 934-1901; www.franklinoperahouse.org.June 21, Saturday ~ New London Hospital's Third Annual Black Tie Grand Gala and live auction sponsored by Friends of New London Hospital, Baker Hill Golf Club, Newbury, Invitation only; 526-5232, www.newlondonhospital.orgJune 23, Monday~ The New London Barn Playhouse presents "A Grand Night for Singing" A joyous and romantic evening that weaves together the remarkable songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein. at 8 p.m. ONLY (tickets are $29.50.); Box Office: 526-4831; Visit www.nlbarn.org for more info.June 24, Tuesday~ Voices Of The Past Cemetery Walk presented by the Charlestown Historical Society in Hope Hill Cemetary, North Charlestown Village, Rt. 12-A, NH, at 6:30 p.m. This popular third annual event introduces townspeople portraying villagers from Charlestown's past. Dressed in period costume, these earlier neighbors tell of their lives and times, making the history of the community come alive. Be prepared for uneven walking conditions, bring folding chairs if you wish, and no dogs, please. A donation of $3 per person or $10 per family iis suggested for this treat of a fundraiser for the historical society. After the program free refreshments will be served.June 24-29, Tuesday-Sunday~ New London Barn Playhouse presents "Godspell" with a sparkling score by Barn alumnus and Wicked composer/lyricist Stephen Schwartz and a string of well-loved songs including "Day by Day" and "Turn Back O Man."; Shows Tues. - Sat., 8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm, $29.50; Wed. Matinee, 2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office 526-4631 or call 526-6710 and visit www.nlbarn.org for more information.June 26, Thursday ~ New London Barn Playhouse - Children's Theatre "Jack and the Beanstalk" 11a.m. & 2 p.m. Kids 2 thru 10 pay your age, Kids over 10 and all adults $10 (under 2 years free). 526-6710 /www.nlbarn.org.June 28, Saturday ~ Summer Music Associates presents The Granite State Symphony Orchestra, Robert Babb, Conductor; 7:30 PM; Sawyer Center Theater, Colby-Sawyer College, (New London); 526-8234 for more information, www.summermusicassociates.orgJune 29, Sunday~ Sunapee Lions Club Collectible Car Show-300 classic and antique cars on display at Mount Sunapee Resort. Free aerial sky ride with paid admission, ages 12 and under free. $10 to enter a car. Contact Steve White for more at 603-763-3111 or visit www.new-hampshire.com/lions.June 29, Sunday ~ Aerial Sky Ride -- Ride the Sunapee Express Chair to Mount Sunapee's summit for a spectavcular view; 10 am - 4:30 pm; 763-3500, www.mountsunapee.com; weather permittingJuly 2008July and August ~"Accomodating Guests Around the Lake" - An exhibit of old photos, memorabilia and items pertaining to such places as the Ben Mere, the Granliden, Burkehaven, SooNipi Hotels and the Woodbine Cottage. At the Sunapee Historical Society, Sunapee Harbor during regular hours.July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31-Thursdays ~ Summer Performances for Kids take place on the LAC Side Lawn at 10:30 am; Library Arts Center, 58 North Main Street,(Newport) 863-3040, www.libraryartscenter.orgJuly 1-6, Tuesday-Sunday ~ "Evita" the Andrew Lloyd Webber masterpiece follows the short life of Argentina's controversial Eva Peron from her dirt-poor childhood to the bright lights of Buenos Aires and the president's side. At the New London Barn Playhouse for shows Tues.-Sat.,8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm, $29.50; Wed. Matinee, 2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00);Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 or visit www.nlbarn.org for more information.July 3, Thursday ~ THE WOODSUM STEAMBOAT COMPANY - Ron Garceau, Publisher of SooNipi Magazine, presents thisi slide show about the history of the Woodsum Steamboat Company, which operated on Lake Sunapee from 1876 until 1928. This enterprising compnay had 5 steamers operating at one time, and owned docks around the lake. The Pilot House of the Kearsarge is on display. Program begins at 7p.m. Please call the Sunapee Historical Society at 603-763-9872 for more information.July 4th Weekend Festivities, Friday - Sunday ~ Check this section later in the Spring and early Summer as Independence Day fireworks and parades are confirmedJuly 6-October 12 Sunday and Tuesday afternoons~ "Neither Rain Nor Snow...Your Local Post Office As A Rural Gathering Spot." An exhibit fo what the rural post office might have been like at the turn of the century. Location: The Carriage Shed, New London Historical Society.July 6- October 12~ "Quilts: Antique And Contemporary"-An exhibit featuring antique quilts from the New London Historical Society collections, area collectors as well as the work of contemporary textile artists from the area. Location: Scytheville House and Griffin Barn, New London Historical Society. 179 Little Sunapee Road, New London, NH. www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org.July 6-October 12, Sunday and Tuesday afternoons~ "New London's Grand Hotels, Boarding Houses And Summer Camps"- An exhibit of photos and artifacts that tell the story of the area's summer guests from the 1880's through the 1930's. Location: New London Historical Society grounds, 179 Little Sunapee Road, New London, NH. www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org.July 7, Monday~ The New London Barn Playhouse presents "A Grand Night for Singing"; 8 p.m. Tickets $29.50; (New London); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710, www.nlbarn.org July 8-13, Tuesday-Sunday~ " Evita" takes the stage at the New London Barn Playhouse for shows Tues.-Sat.,8 pm, $29.50; 5 pm Sunday; $29.50; Wed. Matinee,2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 and visit www.nlbarn.org July 9, Wednesday ~ "Star And Appledore Islands-Summer Resorts At The Isles Of Shoals"- Presented by photographer Bruce Parsons. $4 members/$6 non-members. Location: New London Historical Society Meeting House,179 Little Sunapee Road, New London, NH. www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org.July 10, Thursday ~ New London Barn Playhouse-Children's Theatre "Rumplestilzkin" 11 am & 2 pm; Adults & age 10 and up-$10, age 2-10 pay your age, under 2 years free. Call 526-6710 or visit www.nlbarn.org.July 11, Friday~ NEW LONDON BARN PLAYHOUSE SUMMER FOLLIES "76 years, Get Into The Spirit"-This fundraising party celebrating the the Barn's 76th Season starts at 5 pm and features great food, music and entertainment at the New London Historical Society, Phillips Barn,179 Little Sunapee Road,(New London) www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org. For ticket information, please call Wynne DeMille at 526-6572.July 12-13 Saturday - Sunday ~ 9th Annual Intertribbal POWWOW; ; Saturday 10 am - 5 pm, Sunday, 10 am- 4 pm; HOST DRUM--Walking Bear Singers, also featuring Mountain Spirit and Black Thunder Singers and Don Barnaby & Leslie Tuplin as dancers; 25 Native arts & crafts vendors; children's craft & Game Tent; silent auction 7& raffle, craft contest; General admission is $7; members $5; families $20; dancers & kids under 6b are free; food & fun for the whole family; Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum, Kearsarge Mountain Road, Warner, 456-2600; www.indianmuseum.orgJuly 12-13, August 9-10 , Saturday & Sunday~ "Riding The Rails To The Lake"-Location: Bell Cove Caboose and the Newbury Train Station from 10 am to 2 pm July 15-20, Tuesday-Sunday~ The New London Barn Playhouse presents "Thoroughly Modern Millie" A high-spirited 1920's musical romp that will have you dancing (or learning to dance) the Charleston. Filled with frisky flappers and dashing leading men, it's an evening of madcap merriment; Shows Tues. - Sat., 8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm, $29.50; Wed. Matinee, 2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710, visit www.nlbarn.org.July 17, Thursday~ Identifying and Collecting Postcards with Larry Cote of the Newport Historical Society. Takes place at the Sunapee Historical Society at 7 p.m.at the Flanders/Osborne Stable in Sunapee Harbor.July 17, Thursday ~ Summer Music Associates presents North Country Chamber Players playing Bach, Beethoven, Hindemith and Poulenc; 7:30 PM, First Baptist Church (New London); Call 526-8234 with questions; More information available 5/1/08.July 19, Saturday~ Charlestown's 16th Townwide Yard Sale Day! The town of Charlestown, NH celebrates its 16th Annual Townwide Yard Sale Day. Yard Sales will line both sides of Main Street and take place throughout all other areas of town. Maps will be available on Main Street for outlying sales locations. Enjoy homemade refreshments and lunches along with antiques, bargains and FUN for everyone! Spend a happy day discovering treasures in a small New Hampshire village! Whatever you are looking for, it's sure to be here this year! The event takes place from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Charlestown is easy to get to because it's also NH Route 12, which parallels the Connecticut River. From Massachusetts, take I-91 north to exit 7 and just follow the signs to Charlestown. Carmine LaMere has more at 826-5877.July 19, 20, 21 & 24, Saturday - Monday & Thursday ~ Ledyard National bank presents the 30th Anniversary of Big Apple Circus, the Obie award-winning show named by Variety Magazine as "the finest up=front-and-close circus to be found in the States; Saturday and Sunday,12 noon & 4 pm; Monday, July 21 and Thursday, July 24 at 3 pm & 7pm; Adults $12, $22, $28 & $35, Children 12 and under $9, $20, $26, & $33, group and Dartmouth employee discounts available; Phone and window sales start Tuesday, 5/6; 646-2422, FREE parking; Lyme Road/Route 10, north of (Hanover); www.hop.dartmouth.edu July 21, Monday~ The New London Barn Playhouse presents "A Grand Night for Singing" A joyous and romantic evening that weaves together the remarkable songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein. at 8 p.m. ONLY (tickets $29.50) Please call 526-6710 for more or visit www.nlbarn.org.July 22-27, Tuesday-Sunday ~ The New London Barn Playhouse presents "Thoroughly Modern Millie" A high-spirited 1920's musical romp that will have you dancing (or learning to dance) the Charleston. Filled with frisky flappers and dashing leading men, it's an evening of madcap merriment. Shows Tues.-Sat., 8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm, $29.50; Wed. Matinee, 2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710; or visit www.nlbarn.org July 24, Thursday ~ New London Barn Playhouse-Children's Theatre "Tea for Three"; Original children's play from the book "What a Pest" by Maryann Cocoa-Leffler. Shows are 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Kids 2-10 pay your age, under 2 years free, Age 10-Adult $10.; 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.July 26, Saturday ~ The New London Garden Club holds its 42nd Annual Antique Show and Sale, featuring select New England dealers, Saturday July 26, 2008 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Town Green, Main Street, New London. Plants and cut flowers will also be for sale. Delicious homemade lunch and snacks will be available at the "Garden Cafe" booth with wonderful soup, their famous salads, and an array of tempting sandwiches and desserts. Proceeds benefit UNH scholarships and local civic beautification projects. Early admission (8-9 a.m.) donation is $20, regular admission donation is $5. 763-2840 (Bonnie Guterl) or 526-2099 (Ginger Milford)July 26 - 27, Saturday - Sunday ~ Aerial Sky Ride -- Ride the Sunapee Express Chair to Mount Sunapee's summit for a spectavcular view; 10 am - 4:30 pm; 763-3500, www.mountsunapee.com; weather permittingJuly 29-August 3, Tuesday-Sunday ~ New London Barn Playhouse presents "My Fair Lady" the show that is the standard by which all others are measured -based on Shaw's play "Pygmalion" with music and lyrics by Lerner and Loewe. Shows Tues.- Sat. ,8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm, $29.50; Wed. Matinee, 2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 or visit www.nlbarn.org for more information. (new London)July 30, Wednesday ~ Counterpoint, vocal ensemble led by Robert DeCourmier, presented by Summer Music Associates; 7:30 PM, First Baptist Church, (New London); 526-8234; More information available 5/1/08.July 31st, Thursday ~ Cracker Barrel Talk -The Gals of Burkehaven. Join the ladies who grew up enjoying the summers in Burkehanven since the 1930's. Location: Sunapee Historical Society, Flanders/Osborne Stable in Sunapee Harbor, Time: 7 pmJuly 31 - August 3, Thursday - Sunday ~ 84th Annual New London Hospital Days ; Midway beginning Thursday night, Parade, Pancake Breakfast, Market on the Green, Big Band, Triathalon to benefit New London Hospital, 526-5232, www.newlondonhospital.orgAugust 2008July and August~"Accomodating Guests Around the Lake" - An exhibit of old photos, memorabilia and items pertaining to such places as the Ben Mere, the Granliden, Burkehaven, SooNipi Hotels and the Woodbine Cottage. At the Sunapee Historical Society, Sunapee Harbor during regular hours.August 1 - 3, Friday - Sunday ~ 84th Annual New London Hospital Days continues; Midway beginning Thursday night, Parade, Pancake Breakfast, Market on the Green, Big Band, Triathalon to benefit New London Hospital, 526-5232, www.newlondonhospital.orgAugust 2 - 10, Saturday through the following Sunday ~ 75th Anniversary League of NH Craftsmen's Fair; More than 200 juried artists, demonstrations, woorkshops, exhibitions and performances; Mount Sunapee Resort, Rout 103, (Newbury); 10 am - 5 pm daily; $10 adults, $8 seniors, 12 and under free, 224-3375; www.nhcrafts.orgAugust 2 - 10, Saturday through the following Sunday ~Aerial Sky Ride -- Ride the Sunapee Express Chair to Mount Sunapee's summit for a spectavcular view; 10 am - 4:30 pm; 763-3500, www.mountsunapee.com, weather permitting (Newbury)August 3rd, Sunday ~ New London Hospital' 25th Annual Triathalon - Run, bike, swim around Little Lake Suapee, New London, 526-5232; www.newlondonhospital.org (New London)August 4, Monday~ The New London Barn Playhouse presents "A Grand Night for Singing" A joyous and romantic evening that weaves together the remarkable songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein; 2 pm ($23.50) and 8pm ($29.50); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 and visit www.nlbarn.org. for more information. (New London)August 5-10, Tuesday-Sunday~ "My Fair Lady" at the New London Barn Playhouse; The show that is the standard by which all others are measured -based on Shaw's play "Pygmalion" with music and lyrics by Lerner and Loewe. Shows Tues. - Sat. at 8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm; $29.50; Wed. Matinee at 2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 or visit www.nlbarn.org for more information. (New London)August 7, Thursday~ New London Barn Playhouse-Children's Theatre presents "Aladdin" with shows at 11 a.m. & 2 p.m. Kids under 2 years free, kids 2-10 pay your age, children/adults 10 years and over $10. Please call 526-6710 for more or visit www.nlbarn.org. (New London)August 7, Thursday~ Sunapee's Hotels, Boarding Houses and Summer Camps- This 7 p.m. slide show presentation by Ron Garceau, President, Sunapee Historical Society, features the history of the grand hotels and lodging around Lake Sunapee. Location: Sunapee Historical Society, Flanders/Osborne Stable (Sunapee Harbor).August 12-17, Tuesday-Sunday~ "Fiddler On the Roof"- New London Barn Playhouse presents from the little village of Anetevka, this play that has touched audiences around the world with its humor, warmth and honesty. The universal theme of tradition cuts across the barriers of race, class, nationality and religion. Shows Tues. - Sat. at 8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm, $29.50; Wed. Matinee at 2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 and visit www.nlbarn.org for more information (New London).August 14, Thursday~ Carriage Driving Clinic at the New London Historical Society grounds all morning. Learn to drive or just watch, but there is a fee for driving instruction.179 Little Sunapee Road, (New London) www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org.August 14, Thursday~ "Carriages And Horses" -A presentation on horse drawn carriages and sleighs by Roger Murray of the American Carriage Association. The 7 p.m. lecture is preceded by a 6:30 p.m. dessert social. Location: New London Historical Society Meeting House,179 Little Sunapee Road, (New London) www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org.August 14, Thursday ~ Summer Music Associates presents The Concord Trio, featuring Norman Fischer on the cello, Jean Kiernan, piano and Andy Jennings, violin; 7:30 PM, The First Baptist Church, (New London); 526-8234; More details available after 5/1/08.August 16, Saturday~ HAY DAY AT THE FELLS- Join The Fells for a fun family-focused day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. featuring hay wagon rides, crafts, traditional lawn games and musical performances. House and garden tours will also be available, and all are welcome to visit with the flock of sheep and watch their wool being spun into yarn. The Fells, 456 Route 103A, (Newbury) www.thefells.org.August 17, Sunday~"LOVE YOUR LAKES DAY AND ANTIQUE BOAT PARADE"- Enjoy dry land exhibits along with child and family friendly activities and exhibits with the folks from the Lake Sunapee Protective Association in addition to the traditional Antique Boat Parade. (Sunapee Harbor).August 18, Monday~The New London Barn Playhouse presents "A Grand Night for Singing" A joyous and romantic evening that weaves together the remarkable songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein; 2 pm, $23.50; 8 pm, $29.50; Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 and visit www.nlbarn.org for more.information (New London)August 19-24, Tuesday-Sunday ~ New London Barn Playhouse's "Fiddler On The Roof"- From the little village of Anetevka, Fiddler on the Roof has touched audiences around the world with its humor, warmth and honesty. Its universal theme of tradition cuts across the barriers of race, class, nationality and religion. Shows Tues.-Sat. at 8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm, $29.50; Wed. Matinee at 2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 and visit www.nlbarn.org for more information. (New London).August 21,Thursday~ New London Barn Playhouse-Children's Theatre "Alice in Wonderland" 11a.m. & 2 p.m. shows. Kids 2-10 years pay your age, ages 10 and up $10, under 2 years free. Please call 526-6710 or visit www.nlbarn.org for more. (New London)August 21,Thursday~ Cracker Barrel Talk-A "Cottage" Industry - Enjoy this 7 p.m. talk by Paul Rheingold about the nostalgia of the cottages around the lake. Location: Sunapee Historical Society, Flanders/Osborne Stable in Sunapee Harbor. 739-9872August 23, Saturday~ THE 35th ANNUAL APPLE PIE CRAFT FAIR takes place on the Newport Town Common from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is named for the absolutely delicious homemade apple pies that bakers from all over town lovingly create and sell to benefit the Library Arts Center. A big part of the fair is the Apple Pie Contest, that is judged the day of the fair by local luminariesl, after which the prize-winning pies are then sold by the slice. This truly town-wide event also features 90(!) booths of crafts, "The Firemen's BBQ", music and entertainment for all.August 26-31, Tuesday-Sunday~ New London Barn Playhouse presents Agatha Christie's "The Unexpected Guest" - A classic who-dun-it filled with love, hate, suspicion and intrigue. ONE WEEK ONLY. Shows Tues. - Sat. at 8 pm, $29.50; Sunday, 5 pm; $29.50; Wed. Matinee at 2 pm, $23.50 (under 16 - $15.00); Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 and visit www.nlbarn.org.for more information (New London)August 30, Saturday ~ The New Eagle Jazz Band, brought back for the 4th time in recent years by Summer Music Associates; Jazz of the early New Orleans style and Chicago from the 20s and 30s; 7:30 PM Sawyer Center Theatre, Colby-Sawyer College, (New London); 526-8234; More info. available after 5/1/08.September 2008September 6-7, Sat. & Sun.~ New London Barn Playhouse Junior Intern Company presents "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" at 7 p.m. on Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday. All seats are $10. Box Office: 526-4631 or call 526-6710 and visit www.nlbarn.org.September 13, Saturday ~ "Sunapee's HeyDay" Old-fashioned fun in Sunapee Harbor, Straw Har Contest open to everyone, street vendors & more, Old Home movies shown at the museum, 1 pm - 4 pm,763-9872September 19, Friday ~ Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum Exhibition Opening; New Hampsjire Firsts: The Native Archeology of Howard Sargent; Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum, Kearsarge Mountain Road, Warner, 456-2600; www.indianmuseum.orgSeptember 25, Thursday~ "New England Tourism In The 19th Century"-A presentation by Dr. Dona Brown of the University of Vermont. 6:30 Dessert Social; 7 p.m. Lecture. Location: New London Historical Society Meeting House,179 Little Sunapee Road, New London, NH.; $4 members, $6 non-members; 526-6564; www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org.September 27, Saturday ~ Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum's HARVEST MOON FESTIVAL; 10 am - 4 pm; drumming, Native vendors, kid's crafts, fabulous Native foods and more; Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum, Kearsarge Mountain Road, Warner, 456-2600; www.indianmuseum.orgSeptember 28th, Saturday ~ Mountain Spirit Institute's SunFest--Learn about sustainable living (solar energy, bio-diesel energy, yurt and teepee living, etc) and holistic health (massage, yoga, acupuncture, herbs, etc); Demonstrations, workshops wxhibitions, and musical performances; Fun for kids and adults !; Mount Sunapee Resort; 10 am - 6 pm, 244-8446; www.mtnspirit.org/sunfest08.html September 27 - 28, Saturday - Sunday ~ Aerial Sky Ride -- Ride the Sunapee Express Chair to Mount Sunapee's summit for a spectavcular view; 10 am - 4:30 pm; 763-3500, www.mountsunapee.com; weather permittingOctober 2008October 2, Thursday~ "From Parlor To Stage; Lake Sunapee's Musical Celebrities In The Gilded Age"-presented by Fern Meyers, music scholar, lecturer and author. This FREE event is sponsored by the New Hampshire Humanities Council and takes place at 4 p.m. at The Fells. The Fells, 456 Route 103A, Newbury NH. www.thefells.org.October 4, Saturday~ New London Old Home Day. This event takes place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the New London Historical Society grounds and features 19th century games, antique carriages and fire equipment, weaving and spinning, hearthside cooking, a general store, and more! New London Historical Society grounds, 179 Little Sunapee Road, New London, NH. www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org.October 4, Saturday~ The 16th Annual NH Marathon and Craft Show takes place beginning at 9 a.m. at Newfound Memorial Middle School on Lake Street in Bristol, NH. The days events include a Marathon, 10k, 5k Judged Race Walk, Health Walk, & Craft Show. The event is sponsored by the Newfound Region Chamber of Commerce to benefit the Mayhew & Circle programs (for at risk young people) & Tapply-Thompson Community Center for young people. Information and applications can be found at www.nhmarathon.com, or call 603-744-3335. Sherry has info for the Craft Show at 603-744-7973.October 4 - 5, Saturday - Sunday ~ Aerial Sky Ride -- Ride the Sunapee Express Chair to Mount Sunapee's summit for a spectavcular view; 10 am - 4:30 pm; 763-3500, www.mountsunapee.com; weather permittingOctober 11 - 13, Saturday - Sunday ~ Aerial Sky Ride -- Ride the Sunapee Express Chair to Mount Sunapee's summit for a spectavcular view; 10 am - 4:30 pm; 763-3500, www.mountsunapee.com; weather permittingOctober 18 - 19, Saturday - Sunday ~ Aerial Sky Ride -- Ride the Sunapee Express Chair to Mount Sunapee's summit for a spectavcular view; 10 am - 4:30 pm; 763-3500, www.mountsunapee.com; weather permittingNovember 2008November 29 - November 30 ~ Saturday - Sunday ~ Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum Annual Winter Celebration; Saturday 10 am - 5 pm, Sunday, noon - 4 pm; performances, demonstrations, Museum store sale, cookies & cider! ; Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum, Kearsarge Mountain Road, Warner, 456-2600; www.indianmuseum.orgDecember 2008December 7, Sunday~ Holiday Open House at the Sunapee Historical Society in Sunapee Harbor. Enjoy old-fashioned New England holiday fun in a 19th century New Hampshire Village with traditional crafts, hearthside cooking, musical performances, a silent auction and more! Sponsored by the New London Historical Society, www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org. |
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