Calendar

Friday June 6

HILLSBOROUGH - The Hillsboro United Men’s Ministry in conjunction with the United Methodist Church of Hillsboro, New Hampshire is holding its Second Annual Don McCulloch Golf Classic on at the Angus Lea Golf Course. Tee time will be at 1PM. A dinner and awards ceremony will follow.

Saturday June 7

BENNINGTON - The Bennington Congregational Church Women’s Group,” Women at the Well” will hold it’s discussion group meeting in the church at 8am. The group meets the first and third Saturdays of the month. Call 603-209-5104.
BENNINGTON - The Bennington Congregational Church Men’s Discussion Group will meet at the Common Place Restaurant at 7:30am. It is an open forum on many topics with Pastor Bob Ritchie as moderator. The group meets the first and third Saturdays of the month. Call 603-209-5104 for information.
HANCOCK - The Hancock Farmers Market will feature a table loom demonstration and hands-on weaving from 9am-noon.
HENNIKER - On Saturday and Sunday from 10am-4pm, the Fiber Studio will host Weaving Beyond the Basics. On June 10 6:30-9:30pm for 4 weeks – Needle Felted Floral Appliques.

Friday May 30

HILLSBOROUGH CENTER - “Young Artists”, The Gallery at Well Sweep High School and Pre-school Artists through June 12.

Saturday May 31

ANTRIM - The Maharishi Academy of Total Knowledge - High School for Leadership is having its first open Visitors’ Day beginning at 9:30am. All are welcomed and advanced registration is required. For more information or making reservations, call 603-599-0400.
DEERING - Deering Plant Sale 9am-Noon at the Deering Town Hall. Proceeds will benefit the Deering Public Library and the Hillsboro Food Pantry. Great selection of perennials for sun and shade, shrubs, herbs and houseplants. Free gardening advice! Plant donations appreciated; please bring them to the Town Hall on Friday, May 30, between 1pm and 4pm.
HANCOCK - Join us at the Hancock Farmers’ Market for music by Harvey Tolman & Lloyd Carr. Listen to the Cape Breton style music as you shop the market from 9am-noon.
MANCHESTER - The Fish are Back! Through June 13th, you can join us at the Amoskeag Fishways. See migrating fish through underwater viewing windows next to the Merrimack River. For more information, call 626-FISH.

Friday May 23

GREENFIELD - The Greenfield Historical Society, along with the Recreation Department will have a presentation by Rob Hannings, baseball historian. Mr. Hannings will be talking baseball with a local flair. He will also share a collection of hundreds of vintage and present day items; town teams and more! The public is invited to this presentation which begins at 7:00pm in the Peter Wensberg room at the Greenfield Library. From 6:30-7:00pm the Historical Society will hold their annual business meeting. Refreshments will be served. Please contact 547-2108 for more information.

Saturday May 24

ANTRIM - Recreation Allies, a project of Under One Roof, is teaming up with Antrim Recreation Department for an afternoon trip to Twinkle Town Mini Golf. This trip is appropriate for all mini golfers ages 14 and older. The bus leaves Antrim Town Hall at 3:30 and returns at 6:30. Pre registration is required. To register, call Celeste at 588-3121 or Donna at 562-7195. There is no fee to ride the bus; participants bring their own money to spend at Twinkle Town.

Sunday May 25

Saturday May 17

BENNINGTON - The Bennington Congregational Church Men’s Discussion Group will meet at the Common Place Restaurant at 7:30am. It is an open forum on many topics with Pastor Bob Ritchie as moderator. The group meets the first and third Saturdays of the month. Call 603-209-5104 for information.
BENNINGTON - The Bennington Congregational Church women’s group,” Women at the Well” will hold it’s discussion group meeting in the church at 5 Main St. at 8am. The group meets the first and third Saturdays of the month. Call 603-209-5104
BRADFORD - The Bradford Country Squares will host their monthly square dance at the Kearsarge Regional Elementary School from 8-10:30pm. The caller will be Skip Brown and Betty Ann Brown will be cueing. Admission is $6/person. Spectators are free and welcome. Call 603-763-0187.
CONCORD - The N.H. Audubon is sponsoring a field trip to Horseshoe Pond. Meet Rob Woodward at Horeshoe Pond at the north end of Commercial Street at 7am to search out colorful spring migrants. For information, call 224-9909, x-328.

Friday May 9

HOPKINTON - The Hopkinton Independent School will host a summer camp open house for Camp Tuckernuck from 9am to noon.
WEARE - A NH Humanities Council lecture, “Popular Music During World War II: Using Propaganda to Boost Morale,” will be presented at 7pm, at Weare Town Hall. Speaker Calvin Knickerbocker will bring samples of music from hundreds of songs written to unify the country and increase morale both at home and in the military. Hosted by Weare Public Library and Weare Historical Society, admission is free and refreshments will be served. All are welcome.

Saturday May 10

HILLSBOROUGH - The Hillsboro United Methodist Church at 16 Henniker St. will host a Chicken & Biscuits Supper with two seatings: 5pm and 6:30pm. Adults: $8; Kids 6-12: $5; and, Under 6 years are Free. Deliveries (within 5 miles of the church) are $9. Call 464-5572 for reservations.
HILLSBOROUGH - The 5th Annual “Timeless Tea House Tour” will be held from 1-5pm at Sweet Expressions and Central Square Emporium. For more information, call 464-4781.

Friday May 2

CONCORD - North American Working Dog Championships will be held May 2-4 at White Park. For more information, visit 2208northamerican.com.
HILLSBOROUGH - Do you remember your first prom? … Was it the wonderful, magical night you’ve dreamed of and you wish you could experience it again? … Would you like to try again all these years later and see if it’s more fun the second time around? Join us for the Second Time Around Prom, Friday May 2, 2008 from 7-11pm at the American Legion in Hillsboro. Tickets are $45/Couple and $25/single. Please purchase in Advance by calling: Judy 464-3801 or Lisa 464-3365
or Pick up at: Generations Florist, Main Street Hillsboro 464-5563. Jackets and Ties and Dress attire are appropriate
(Tuxes and Gowns are encouraged!! )
HENNIKER - The Gallery at New England College will present work from New England College students enrolled in studio art courses through May12. Admission is free. For more information, call 428-2329.
PETERBOROUGH - First Friday presents Alex Farquharson and a display of his works at the Gallery at Intermezzo starting at 5pm.

Friday April 25

HANCOCK - Wood Frog Frolic and Giant Salamander Safari at the pools that have been monitored for two decades. The leader will be Tom Tyning, a famously funny and knowledgeable herpetologist professor from 7-9:30pm.
HENNIKER - The Gallery at New England College will present work from New England College students enrolled in studio art courses through May12. Admission is free. For more information, call 428-2329.
HOPKINTON - Photographs by Bob Lapree taken over the last 3 decades, now until April 30th at the Hopkinton Public Library.
HOPKINTON - Rotary Scholarship Applications are available. Complete and return the application to the guidance office by May.
WARNER - Rebecca Courser with the Warner Historical Society will be at the Mainstreet Bookends at 7pm for ”A Sketch of Warner”...a look at an 1865 Granite State Monthly Article by Amanda Harris, highlighting the events and opinions of the day. All donations go directly to Warner Historical Society to support their on-going preservation work. Complimentary, light refreshments will be available.

Saturday April 26

Friday April 18

HENNIKER - John Stark Regional High School music teacher Emily Jaworski will present a classical vocal recital at 7pm at the Henniker Congregational Church. The program will include art songs and arias spanning from the eighteenth to twenty-first centuries, accompanied by Calvin Herst at the piano. The performance is offered free of charge.
HENNIKER - The New England College Department of Theatre will present “Fuddy Meers” Friday and Saturday at 8pm and April 20th at 3pm at the Mainstage Theatre in the NEC Science Building. For tickets, call 428-2485.
HILLSBOROUGH - “The Boys are Back in Town!” The Miner Band returns to perform at the American Legion Post 59. Start the night an all- you- can-eat fish fry from 5 -7pm and Promo from 6-8pm. Open to members and bonifide guests.
STODDARD - The Stoddard Historic Society will hold a meeting at 7:30pm at the Stoddard Town Hall. Francelia Clark, Historian, will give a slide talk on her book Time Travel With Horses. Book & refreshments follow.
WARNER - The Bradford Bog People will play historic and contemporary tunes at 7pm at Mainstreet Bookends for $5.

Saturday April 19

Friday April 11

HANCOCK - The Envionmental Studies Institute: Selected Life History of New England Birds at the Harris Center for a Friday evening lecture and a full day field trip to the Connecticut River on Saturday. Call 525-3394.
HILLSBOROUGH - John Stormer, noted author, lecturer and theologian will speak at the Hillsboro Baptist Church and Christian School at 7pm. The public is invited to his presentaion. Coffee hour to follow.
HENNIKER - The White Birch Community Center Board of Directors is pleased to announce that tickets are now on sale for the White Birch BASH at Pats Peak Ski area. The evening starts with hors d’oeuvres, several raffle items, and a silent auction, with a cash bar available all evening. A full-course dinner is included in the ticket price along with live entertainment by and dancing to one of the area’s favorite blues bands, “Kid Pinky”. White Birch BASH! tickets are $40.00/person and may be purchased by contacting Board Member and Event Co-Chair Jeanne Daniel at 428-7244, or any White Birch Board Member. Tickets are on sale though March 30th.