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 State Event Calendar July 1-August 22, Manchester Summer Concert Series Free, outdoor concerts featuring regional performers in Veterans Park, downtown Manchester. Bring blanket, or lawn chairs. 8-10pm every Thursday. For information call: (603)645-6285 [Return to top] July 2-August 19, Children's Theatre at Eastern Slope Inn Playhouse Fridays. 10:00 am and 11:30 am. North Country Center for the Arts brings its enchanting 8 show season to Mt. Washington Valley For information call: (603)356-5776 [Return to top] July 8-25, Hello Dolly Leddy Center for the Performing Arts. The inestimable pleasure of this glorious musical returns as our 25th annual July production. For information call: (603)679-2781 [Return to top] July 17-25, Backpacking, Hiking and Safety Ever gone on a backpacking trip with too much stuff? Come and learn how to make the most of your hiking/backpacking experiences. Taking just what you need while staying comfortable and safe. Meet at the Bear Brook Nature Center. 2:00 p For information call: (603)485-9874 [Return to top] July 23-25, 3rd Annual Fabulous 50s and 60s Weekend A weekend featuring a sock-hop, costume rentals and the "Sha-Boom" Classic Car Show & Parade. .For information call: (603)278-1000 [Return to top] July 29, Riverside Concert Series Rusty Rockstar Roadshow - "The largest dose of rhythm & blues you can get over the counter without a prescription!" 6:30 pm. Free. For more information call: (603)524-8813 [Return to top] July 31, Canterbury Fair Road Races; Morris Dancers; Arts, crafts displays; antique mart; demonstrating craftspersons. Chicken Barbecue; games for kids. 9am-4pm. Free. For information call: (603)783-0335 [Return to top] August 1, Mother Ann Day Join us in the 207th celebration of this traditional shaker holiday, commemorating the arrival of Ann Lee, Shakerism's founder, in America. Shaker music in the Chapel will precede a party featuring Mother Ann Cake. 10am,-4pm.For information call: (603)783-9511 [Return to top] August 4, Antique Appraisal Day Bring your treasures to the Belknap Mill for appraisal by Skinner of Boston. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. For information call: (603)524-8813 [Return to top] August 6-8, Kingston Days 1999 Whether it's a lobster feed, yard sale, pancake breakfast, fiddler's contest, music, games fireworks or a Taste of Rockingham, you'll be able to find it on Kingston Plains .For information call: (603)642-8010 [Return to top] August 7-15, 66th Annual League of New Hampshire Craftsmen's Fair Contemporary and traditional fine crafts by juried members of the League. Sales, exhibits, demonstrations and workshops. 10am-5pm daily. For information call: (603)224-3375 [Return to top] August 12-14, NH Antique Dealers Association Annual Show New England's premiere summer antiques show! 42nd Annual show featuring 63 outstanding dealers For information call: (603)286-7506 [Return to top] August 14, 4th Annual Audi-24 Hours of Great Glen An incredible event to compete in as well as spectate or volunteer at! Watch as some of the best mountain bike racers in the Northeast compete head-to-head on the challenging 6.3 mile course at the Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center for 24 grueling hours. For information call: (603)466-2333 [Return to top] August 20-23, 14th Annual Roaring 20s Weekend Featuring a prohibition party, costume rentals, vintage fashion show and the "Great Gatsby" Vintage Car Show & Parade. For information call: (603)278-1000 [Return to top] August 26, 4th Annual Downtown Concord Fiddle Championship Fiddling under the stars. This annual event attracts fiddlers from throughout New England to compete for cash prizes and trophies. Free. For information call: (603)225-5512 [Return to top] August 28, Annual Lobster and Chicken Dinner Kelley Park. Popular annual dinner complete with entertainment. 5:30-7:30pm. For information call: (603)744-2713 [Return to top] September 3-6, Big Band and Broadway Weekend Featuring the 17-piece Fred Petra Big Band on Friday and the Hotel's Broadway Revue on Saturday. For information call: (603)278-1000 [Return to top] September 10-12, Tenth Annual Seafood Festival and Sidewalk Sales Over 50 restaurant and crafts, three stages of entertainment and sidewalk bargains stretch along Ocean Blvd. For information call: (603)926-8718 [Return to top] September 12, Ashland Historical Society Turkey Dinner Train Round trip excursion from Ashland to Blair Bridge with a complete turkey dinner served by Hart's Turkey Farm. For information call: (603)968-3902 [Return to top] September 16-19, 24th Annual New Hampshire Highland Games 24th Annual New Hampshire Highland Games includes a Scottish theme with music, dance, food and more. Being held at Loon Mountain. For information call: (800)358-SCOT [Return to top] September 18-October 9, Coastweeks '99 3 weeks of activities throughout the NH seacoast relating to coastal resources including a coastal cleanup, Sept 18, 1999. For information call: (603)431-9366 [Return to top] September 25-26, Annual Great River Market Gathering The Gathering celebrates the designation of the Connecticut River as one of the United States 14 American Heritage Rivers, and showcases food products, crafts and art that is generated from New Hampshire and Vermont The Gathering features two days of ent. For information call: (603)563-8801 [Return to top] September 30, California Wine Tasting Join us at the charming Inn at Arbutus Farm in Dunbarton for an evening of specially selected fine California wines and a magnificent selection of hors d'oeuvres. Our special guest will be a distinguished California vintner who will share his wisdom. For information call: (603)225-1111 [Return to top] October 1-2, Octoberfest Arts and Crafts Festival Crafts Fair for the sale of Cottafe Crafts Items. Friday noon - 8 p.m, Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Free. For information call: (603)225-3579 [Return to top] October 2-17, Annual Winnipesaukee Scenic RR Fall Foliage Festival Oct 2&3, 9&10, 16&17. 3 hour round trip excursion along lakes and rivers from Meredith to Livermore Falls. For information call: (603)745-2135 [Return to top] October 7-11, Craftworkers Guild Fall Festival Fair All items handcrafted. Folk art, painting, ceramics, jewelry, food items, needle crafts and baskets. Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 a.m. , Friday through Monday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Free. For information call: (603)472-2345 [Return to top] October 9-11, The Piscataqua Faire - Renaissance on the Waterfront Three days of rollicking fun circa 1600, with a food court, crafts, children's theatre, role players, jugglers and more. Sat 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, Sun 11:00 am - 5:00 pm, Mon 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. For information call: (603)436-2848 [Return to top] October 16, The Nashua River Harvest Festival A celebration of the Nashua River and Nashua's heritage. Features an apple pie contest, costume parade and contest, vendors, crafters, nonstop music and entertainment, water demonstrations and more. Attendance of approximately 5,000 free to the public. For information call: (603)886-2900 [Return to top] October 22-23, Halloween Hauntings at the Science Center of NH Guided excursions along the "Creature Trail" and unearth the myths and mysteries of Halloween animals. 6:00 p.m. Guided excursions every 10 minutes. Last tour at 7:50 p.m. For information call: (603)968-7194 [Return to top] October 30, Halloween Theme Dinner Train 2 hour Halloween theme roast turkey dinner train ride from Tilton to Laconia. 6pm. For information call: (603)745-2135 [Return to top] November 1-6, Silent Auction of Artist-made Books Professional artists in the area have made covers for hand-made blank-pages books. These will be auctioned to benefit the Philip Read Memorial Library. For information call: (603)675-6866 [Return to top] November 6, Barbary Coast Jazz Ensemble Hopkins Center, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H. 8 p.m. The Dartmouth student ensemble is joined by a guest artist to perform jazz classics. For information call: (603)646-2422 [Return to top] November 12, 176th Anniversary Celebration Join us for our 176th anniversary celebration, sample signature dishes from 25 area culinary artists. 6:30pm. Belknap Mill. For information call: (603)524-8813 [Return to top] November 19-20, The Christmas Place in Potter Place Old world Santa's, fanciful ornaments, table & wall decorations, gift candies & food, raffles & refreshments. Nov. 19 4:30-7:30p.m., Nov. 20 9a.m.-3p.m. For information call: (603)735-5694 [Return to top] November 24-28, First Winter Gala Celebration The Mountain Washington Hotel. In celebration of the Hotel's first winter of operations in its 97 year history, there will be a grand Gala with fireworks display on Nov. 27. For information call: (603)278-3366 [Return to top] November 26-27, Country Craftsmen of New Hampshire 19th year of show. High quality New Hampshire make crafts Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-4pm For information call: (603)224-0060 [Return to top] December 1-31, Holiday Celebrations at Canterbury Shaker Village Every Saturday and Sunday. Enjoy the holiday's with a weekend visit to Canterbury Shaker Village. Special programs through December. 10 am - 5 p.m. For information call: (603)783-9511 [Return to top] December 3-4, Simple Gifts Walking with Friends Stroll through the village center which will be decorated for the holiday music and special programs. Start a family holiday tradition. 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.. For information call: (603)783-9511 [Return to top] December 5-19, Santa Trains Sunday Dec. 5, 12, & 19. Come ride with Santa aboard the Hobo & Winnipesaukee Scenic RR Santa Express for an annual 2 hour family train excursion. Santa has a gift for each child and there are special holiday activities on board the train. Cookies and hot chocolate. For information call: (603)745-2135 [Return to top] December 11-12, Gifts Galore Arts and Crafts Show Find special holiday gifts! Arts & crafts, 150 exhibitors. Fabulous show of beautiful arts, crafts, and gourmet foods. Hourly door prizes. Music. For information call: (603)528-4014 [Return to top] December 12, Biathlon Race and Novice Clinic Biathlon combines cross country skiing with target shooting. There will be a USBA sanctioned 10km race for men and a 7.5km race for women and juniors. Novice Clinic and 2.5km. Fun race to follow. SBA races - 10 a.m. / Novice Clinic and Fun Race to follow . For information call: (603)278-3366 [Return to top] December 18-19, 7th Annual Santa's Stocking Stuffer Arts and Crafts Show 100+ professional arts and crafts exhibitors for special holiday gifts for everyone on your list. Food & Music - Don't miss it. For information call: (603)528-4014 [Return to top] December 25, Christmas on the Slopes Bretton Woods Mountain Resort. A full day of skiing and snowboarding with Santa Claus. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Complimentary with lift ticket. For information call: (603)278-3366 [Return to top] December 29-January 3, New Years Eve Party Don't miss the party of the millennium - Featuring live entertainment by FOX, great prizes and more. For information call: (800)343-8000 [Return to top] December 31, Ring in the New Year Launch the New Year by ringing the historic Belknap Mill's 1823 bell. Hot beverages service. 11:30pm. Free. For information call: (603)524-8813 [Return to top] December 31, New Year's Eve Celebration New Year's Celebration form 10 am to 2 p.m. at The Children's Museum of Portsmouth. The museum will celebrate the new millennium with special countdowns and ginger-ale toasts. For information call: (603)436-3853 [Return to top] |
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