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Broadway/TV star Adam Trent will be bringing his signature brand of magic and illusion to the Capitol Center for the Arts (Concord, NH) on Thursday, November 16 at 7:30PM in a 90-minute stage spectacle. Produced by the creative team behind The Illusionists, the world’s best-selling touring magic show, THE ILLUSIONISTS PRESENT THE MAGIC OF ADAM TRENT is an immersive entertainment extravaganza of magic, comedy and music designed to entertain the entire family.

Showcasing his “futuristic” brand of magic, Trent has mesmerized live audiences around the globe, in person and as a featured guest on America’s Got Talent, The Today Show, Ellen, the Travel Channel and Disney Channel, among countless other TV appearances. Trent also stars in his own recently-launched, 10-episode TV series The Road Trick on Red Bull TV. Trent inaugurated the first two years of THE ILLUSIONISTS' recordbreaking Broadway runs,which served as a launching pad for his own live show and tour. “I am so excited to hit the road and bring an entirely new show to audiences around the world,” says Trent, who has always thought that magic should be entertaining first and tricky second. He doesn’t want people to remember “tricks” as much as the

laughs and memories made with the performance. “This will be a show like you’ve never seen.” Tickets for the November 16 performance may be ordered by calling the Capitol Center for the Arts at (603) 225-1111 or online at www.ccanh.com. Tickets may also obtained at the CCA’s box office at 44 South Main St., Concord, NH, which is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 11AM to 6PM. The box office is also open Saturdays from 11AM to 2PM.

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Jazz pianist Laszlo Gardony will bring his jazz trio to the Nashua Public Library on Saturday, November 25. The free performance is sponsored by the Friends of the Library and is part of the Winter Holiday Stroll. The group will play two sets, at 5:45 p.m. and 7:10 p.m. Joining Gardony will be Yoron Israel on drums and John Lockwood on bass. The trio performs and records regularly, exploring Gardony’s extensive book of original pieces as well as standards and jazz classics by the likes of Horace Silver and Billy Strayhorn.

“It’s heaven playing with such great musicians,” Gardony says. “John and Yoron hear the music around them so well. If I give them charts they immediately understand what I’m trying to do.”

Gardony’s latest CD, “Serious Play,” released in July, received four-star reviews in Downbeat and Jazz Journal. JazzTimes Magazine says, Gardony, the 1987 winner of the Great American Jazz Piano

Competition, is “one of contemporary music’s truly original voices.”

As a sideman, Gardony has recorded and toured extensively with Yoron Israel's High Standards Quartet and with Matt Glaser's Wayfaring Strangers.

The library is located at 2 Court Street, Nashua. For directions and parking information go to nashualibrary.org/visit/directions. For other information contact Carol at [email protected] or (603) 589-4610.

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The Deep Blue 'C' Studio Orchestra performs music of the legendary, Burt Bacharach and his lyricist, Hal David. Sit back and enjoy some of the best music ever written with songs that you know and love including, Do You Know the Way to San Jose, Walk on By, Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head, I’ll Never Fall in Love Again, What the World Needs Now is Love and many more.

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George H. W. Bush and family. This might be one of the most memorable concerts of your life!

A studio orchestra is made up of woodwinds, brass, percussion and strings, as well as a rhythm section of guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, and drum set. Traditionally studio orchestras were assembled by large recording houses, such as MGM, or in the film industry to enhance the effect of a movie and to extract the most poignant details in the composer’s music. “Doc” Vose followed his dream to spread this musical excitement and his deep love and respect for the musical contributions of composer Burt Bacharach

and lyricist Hal David by assembling his own Deep Blue “C” Studio Orchestra. The show starts at 7pm (doors open at 6pm) on Saturday, November 4. Tickets start at $20. Reserve tickets online or call the box office (603) 335-1992, M/W/F from 10-5pm and 2-hours before the show.

The Rochester Opera House is sponsored by TD Bank North, Eastern Propane, Shaheen & Gordon P.A., and Norm Vetter Foundations. The Rochester Opera House is located in City Hall, 31 Wakefield Street, Rochester NH. Visit www.RochesterOperaHouse.com for more information.

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Pats Peak, New Hampshire's premier snowsports destination, announces its 15th annual Octoberfest celebration in conjunction with the 47th annual Pats Peak Ski Team Ski and Snowboard Sale on Sunday, November 5, 2017.

Admission is free to this event. The Octoberfest event is from 11am to 5pm. It’s one of the biggest Octoberfest celebrations in New Hampshire, which includes authentic German food, beer garden, live music from King Ludwig's Bavarian Band, sing-a-longs, beer stein holding contest, chairlift rides, kids’ activities, bounce houses, woodsmen show, chainsaw carving show, AfterShock Monster Truck viewing, and more along with festive decorations. Harpoon Brewery is the major sponsor with other sponsors including Elan Skis, Alpina Ski Boots, Dalbello Ski Boots, MB Tractor & Equipment, Edmunds Ace Hardware, Grappone Automotive Group, VIP Party

Rentals and White Park Dental.Kids' Activities will take place in “Bear-Varia”

including: Spin Art, Caramel Apple Making, "Doughnut Dangle", Keg Bowling, White Park Dental Smiling Faces Face Painting, Face Painting Clown, Temporary Tattoos, VI Rentals Inflatables (Jungle Bounce House, 16ft Slide, Boulder Dash Obstacle Course) and more 11am-3pm along with appearances from Boris and Snowball. The Woodsmen Show includes ax throwing, wood chopping, 2-man saw cutting and more from 11am to 3pm. A log will be transformed into a piece of art using a chainsaw in the Chainsaw carving area from 11am to 3pm. The Finish Line Ski & Board Shop will have an outside tent sale with deals up to 50% off.

The annual Ski and Snowboard Sale hours are 11am to 3pm. This is an opportunity to buy and sell new and used ski and snowboard equipment and

accessories with a portion of the benefits going to the Pats Peak Ski Team, a non-profit organization benefiting junior alpine racers. Drop off times for equipment to sell are from 10am to 3pm on Saturday, November 4, 2017. NEW THIS YEAR: PPST will be implementing a new and automated online process for selling items at this year’s ski sale. Participants will be able to sign-in online, enter the items to be sold before sale day, get hourly updates during the ski sale as items are sold, and receive a check in the mail for the merchandise sold after the sale automatically.

Sunday, November 5, 2017 is the last day to purchase Pats Peak Season Passes for up to a $40 discount. The price will then go up to $549 from $529 for an Adult Unlimited Season Pass and the price of a Junior Unlimited Season Pass goes to $489 from $449. Other season pass options are available. See www.patspeak.com for more information.

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november 18: Twelfth Night by M&D Playhouse: See what happens to Viola, shipwrecked in a violent storm off the coast of Illyria; in the process she has lost her twin brother, Sebastian. Twelfth Night is presented at Your Theatre, Willow Common, Performances begin at 7:30 PM. Food and drink available. Info and reservations: www.mdplayhouse.com or (603) 733-5275.

november 2-3: Godspell 2012: Fryeburg Academy presents Godspell 2012 at 7:00 pm in the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center. The masterful retelling of Grammy and Academy Award-winner Stephen Schwartz's first musical sensation is injected with contemporary references and dazzling new arrangements. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students. Info: www.fryeburgacademy.org/pac.

november 5: Pet Portraits for the Holidays at Four Your Paws Only: Time for the annual Professional Holiday Pet Portraits with Photographer Gini Haines

at Four Your Paws Only from 10:00am-3:00pm. Receive a 5x7 photo for only $10.00 or order a photo package. Sign up early, appointments go fast! Info and reservations: www.fouryourpawsonly.com or 603-356-7297.

november 9-12: Bring A Friend Shopping Weekend at Settlers Green: The annual Bring A Friend Shopping Weekend is the biggest shopping event of the year at Settlers Green. Festivities include raffles every 30 minutes on Friday and Saturday of the event. On 2000 shopping bags will be given away with one

lucky winner getting a $500 shopping spree and other small prizes scattered into additional bags. Special store offers are activated with a special wristband available at the event. Info and schedule: www.settlersgreen.com/events/bring-a-friend.

november 17: The Beatlemania Stage Show: Arts Jubilee presents the Beatlemania Stage Show at 7:00pm at the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center. This all-star cast of musicians, starring Ceili Rain's Bob Halligan, Jr. as Sir Paul McCartney, will be performing the complete "fab four" experience.Tickets are $25 for general admission. Info: www.fryeburgacademy.org/pac.

november 17: 3rd Annual Skiers Open House at Great Glen Trails: Enjoy a fun evening of socializing, checking out new gear and clothing, trying out some fatbikes for free, and awesome door prizes from 4:00-8:00pm. You’ll be treated to Moat Mountain beer, wine and pizza on the house, 2017/2018 clothing and equipment preview, FREE Fatbike demo from 3:00pm - 6:00pm and loads of prizes. Info: Click here.

november 18: 15th Annual Volunteer Trails Day at Jackson Ski Touring: From 9:30am to noon help

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november 18, 19, 24, 25, 26 & Saturdays in December through 12/16: Christmastime at Santa’s Village: Santa greets every child, and listens ever so attentively to all the wishes and wants of the season. Mrs. Claus joins in on the hospitality and offers some warm wassail for all their guests. If you visit, be sure to stay 'til after dark when the beautiful lighting throughout the park displays a sense of well-being and warmth on those cooler nights. Dress warmly for the Skyway Sleigh Monorail or the Christmas Ferris Wheel. Shops are open for holiday gifts and the classic 3-D show entitled "A Tinkerdoodle Christmas" will leave you laughing at the antics of L. Fastidious Tinkerdoodle as he prepares Santa for his yearly journey on Christmas Eve. Info: Click here.

november 23: Purity Spring Thanksgiving Day 5K Trail Race: A great way to get ready for a day of eating! The 5K course is a trail race on rolling terrain over the beautiful, scenic Nordic trails at King Pine Ski Area, Purity Spring Resort. The fitness walk and kids fun run will take place on trails near the running race. It is open to all ages and abilities. Start time: 9:00am. Kids fun run, free, $20 for 5K (for pre-registered). More info and registration: Click here.

november 24-26: Black Friday and Shop Local Weekend: Stores open early and sales take place throughout Mt Washington Valley’s outlets, boutiques, craft stores and retail community. Info: www.mtwashingtonvalley.org/thingstodo/shopping.cfm.

november 24, 25, 26: Santa’s Holiday Express: Santa is on board the Conway Scenic Railroad with his mischievous elves, who will share their hot chocolate and cookies with everyone. They’ll also take a picture of the whole family, so be sure to bring your camera! There are two train excursions, both to Conway: 11:30 and 1:30 to (about an hour round-trip).

november 24-December 17: Traditionally Yours Jackson: Celebrate the Christmas and Holiday Season in Jackson, Bartlett, Glen and beyond. November 24th is the official start of the Jackson Area Christmas and holiday season with businesses offering open houses, holiday drink tastings, storytelling, fondues and more. On November 25th, Santa's first visit will take place at 4:30 PM at the Jackson Village gazebo then on November 26th come to the annual Ole' Fashioned Tree Lighting Ceremony with a special invite back to the Christmas Farm Inn & Spa for their annual open house at the Barn. The Christmas & Holiday festivities continue over the next four weekends where you'll be invited to Craft Fairs, Wine and Holiday Drink Tastings, Cookie Decorating, Jingle Bell Chocolate Tours, Breakfast Buffets, and more.

november 25: Great Glen Annual Craft Fair: From 9:00am – 3:00pm, the aroma of freshly baked goodies welcomes you at the door, along with a craft raffle! Crafters take over the base lodge and are spread out on all three floors! Woodworking, photography, knitting, specialty soaps and lotions, jewelry, wreaths, and much more—including live demonstrations Your purchase supports our Great Glen Bill Koch League Ski Club.

november 25, December 2, 9, 16, 23: Cocoa with Mrs. Claus at Omni Mt Washington Resort: Bring the whole family to enjoy cocoa, holiday music and a holiday craft with Mrs. Claus. Decorate cookies and hear a holiday story read by Mrs. Claus too. Reservations required. $30 per person. Call Activities Concierge at 603-278-8989.

november 25, 26, December 2,3, 9, 16, 17: Jingle Bell Chocolate Tour: Deemed a must do "Chocolaty Delicious" event by all who ride, each rider receives an average of 10 hand-made chocolates, a festive Christmas holiday bag for any chocolates not eaten on the tour, a Jingle Bell and an Austrian Horse Drawn Sleigh Ride through the Village of Jackson, NH. Sleighs run hourly from 11 AM - 4 PM on the days listed. Each sleigh can hold 10 people. There are at least 4 sleighs that go out per hour. Tickets are $25 each.

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WARNER, NH: Back by popular demand! The Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum announces a 3-Hour Dreamcatcher Workshop with Abenaki artist Lenny Novak on Sunday, November 12, 2017 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

During one of Lenny Novak's journeys, he saw his first dreamcatcher made of a grapevine and fishing line. It fascinated him. He began learning all about it and the Ojibwa tribe that was credited with its development. He learned the many stories that went with it and its uses. Then he sought to combine the nature that he loved with the dreamcatcher that caught him in its web of wonder and bring it to a more natural life. Seeking to make a "loop to loop," which is the web most people associate with dreamcatchers, and without instruction, he began to weave how he thought the web was made. Over twenty-five years later his now perfected technique has brought his art to the forefront as we consider his dreamcatchers fine contemporary Native art. “We are very excited to have Lenny Novak back with us,” said Executive Director, Patricia Violette. “He’s steeped in tradition and his art work is legend.”

Join us for this workshop on Sunday, November 12 and you will learn how dreamcatchers are made. You'll try your hand at creating your own

dreamcatcher! Workshop includes light refreshments. Admission fee will be $20 for Native Americans and Members and $25 for Non-Members. Also included is a complimentary self-guided tour of the museum which will begin at 12:00 Noon. Please contact Denise at 603-456-2600 to reserve your spot.

Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum was founded in 1990 by Charles “Bud” and Nancy Thompson as an educational and cultural center to connect visitors with Native American culture, past and present, and to encourage respect for our environment. The Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum seeks to challenge all of us to improve the quality of our lives and our world. The museum is open daily through October 31, Monday – Saturday 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sunday noon-5:00 p.m. In November, we are open on weekends only from noon-5 p.m. We are located at 18 Highlawn Road in Warner, New Hampshire. Visit our Facebook page and our website at www.indianmuseum.org to stay connected to our events. For more information, please call 603-456-2600 or email us at info@

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Grateful Dead Tribute band returns to The Capitol Center For The Arts

Dark Star Orchestra (DSO) returns to the historic Capitol Center for the Arts in Downtown Concord on Tuesday, November 21 at 7PM. Tickets start at $32, plus any applicable fees for phone/Internet sales. Performing to critical acclaim celebrating their 20th anniversary year in 2017 and over 2600 shows, Dark Star Orchestra continues the Grateful Dead concert experience. Honoring both the band and the fans, the band’s members seek out the unique style and sound of each era, while simultaneously offering their own informed improvisations. This creates a sound that truly encapsulates the energy and the experience.

Dark Star Orchestra’s shows are built off the Dead’s extensive catalog and the talent of seven fine musicians. On any given night, the band will perform a show based on a set list from the Grateful Dead’s 30 years of extensive touring or use their catalog to program a unique set list for the show. In doing so, DSO offers a continually evolving artistic outlet within this musical canon.

Tickets for the November 21 performance may be ordered by calling the Capitol Center for the Arts at (603) 225-1111 or online at www.ccanh.com. Tickets may also obtained at the CCA’s box office at 44 South Main St., Concord, NH, which is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 11AM to 6PM and Saturdays from 11AM to 2PM.

brake for moose -- It Could Save Your LifeN.H. Fish and Game Department reminds motorists to be extra cautious

while traveling Granite State roadways because moose are on the move. Kristine Rines, Fish and Game's longtime Moose Project Leader, says that drivers should be prepared to see and react quickly to moose on or near the road. While moose/vehicle collisions can happen at all times of the year, fall is a time of increased activity and accidents. In 2016, 116 moose were killed by vehicles in New Hampshire. Rines urges drivers to slow down and stay alert – and not just at "moose crossing" signs! To avoid a moose collision:

Drive no faster than 55 miles per hour – especially at night, dusk and dawn.Use high beams when possible;Be able to stop within the zone of your headlights;Scan the sides of the roads as you drive.If you see a moose on the side of the road, expect it to run in front of you so SLOW down.

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The sound of hammers banging and local construction contractors working feverishly is being heard throughout Mt Washington Valley. From contemporary shopping centers filled with public art to slopeside condo complexes, glamping sites, and mountainside hotels, not to mention a $1 million Haunted Castle, visitors have plenty of novel new options to experience in Mt Washington Valley in 2017 and 2018. Let’s take a look.

THe HAunTeD CASTLe AT ADvenTure SuITeSGet ready for Casper, the Headless Horseman and

Poltergeist, all rolled into one haunted experience unlike any other at Adventure Suites in North Conway. While visitors to Mt Washington Valley may stay in hotels, inns and B&Bs that are purported to be haunted, there’s only one place where you can be guaranteed you’ll sleep with a ghost. Adventure Suites in North Conway, NH, named among the top ten themed hotels in the country, is diligently putting the finishing touches on their newest addition – a $1 million room called the Haunted Castle. This five-level room leaves absolutely no details behind, and is the first and only simulated overnight haunted hotel experience in the world.

Nothing like this has ever been created before. It’s Disney level and a breakthrough in hotel technology. The special effects experienced by those who stay in the

Haunted Castle are state- of-the-art. Beds will shake, ghosts will appear and disappear, cupboards will open and close, there might even be a small explosion or two, to say nothing of the audio effects being designed for this lodging experience. Adventure Suites has implemented a sophisticated computerized system involving motion sensors, time delays, video, projection pneumatics, lights, audio and more to scare the heck out of guests.

No expense has been spared on this project. The special toilets alone cost more than $9,000. Features include a gangway bar overlooking the living room, outdoor hot tub on the balcony, the king’s “bone throne”, two fireplaces, three bathrooms, a draw bridge leading to the three bedrooms (including a 3-tiered “dormatorium” sleeping 12) and hundreds of features, skeletons, gargoyles and beyond-your-imagination statues and effects. The room sleeps up to 18 people, and can be used by individuals, families or groups.

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KeArSArGe brooK AT CrAnmoreA year ago (September, 2016) state and local

leaders gathered at the base of Cranmore Mountain Resort to celebrate the groundbreaking of Kearsarge Brook Condominiums at Cranmore, part of the $50 million development to add year-round residences and expanded base facilities at the North Conway ski resort. Today, the construction crews are working on decks, and a model unit is open 11am – 4pm. The first units are slated for move-in at the end of October, 2017 with first, second and third floor units anticipated for move in by Christmas. Phase One of Kearsarge Brook Condominiums is located at the base of Cranmore’s South Slope, providing the first 18 two-and three- bedroom residences with easy access to the slopes and expansive views of Cranmore and the surrounding White Mountains.

In April 2017, Cranmore Mountain Resort announced it would break ground on the new Kearsarge Brook resident pool facility and future tubing park base lodge. The new facility, located at the base of Cranmore’s tubing park hill, will be adjacent to Cranmore Fitness. The building will be constructed in two parts. The first segment will include a new outside pool and hot tub area, with an adjacent indoor viewing area and men’s and women’s changing room. The Pool Facility will be reserved for Kearsarge Brook owners on weekends and vacation periods, with a limited number of midweek membership options available to Cranmore Fitness members. The projected completion date for the

first portion of the building will be December, 2017. The second segment of the building will include

first level Tubing and Mountain Adventure Park ticket windows, an employee room, public bathrooms and a small private fitness area for Kearsarge Brook residents. The second level will include a restaurant for the tubing park and a large deck. The completion date for this segment is projected to be completed in two to three years. When the entire $50 million project is completed, six new buildings and a total of 106 condominiums will have been added to Cranmore's base area. The first two buildings will be residential, while the third and fourth will replace existing base lodges with 45,000 square feet of new lodge space. For more information or to schedule a tour, visit www.Cranmore.com and click on lodging.THe GLen HouSe

Historic is a term often used when referring to Pinkham Notch and the Mt Washington Auto Road. After all, it was the first manmade attraction to debut in the USA. Once again, history repeats itself here as the fifth iteration of the historic Glen House Hotel is under construction. The first Glen House was opened in 1852, and then three subsequent hotels were destroyed by fire, along with the former Great Glen Trails Ski Lodge, on whose site the present Glen House is being built. The family-owned Mount Washington Summit Road Company (MWSRC) which has owned and operated the Mt. Washington Auto Road since 1906, intends to have the fifth version of the hotel open as early as Spring,

2018. Construction on the 68-room hotel is on schedule after a few weather interruptions last spring. According to Auto Road General Manager, Howie Wemyss, “The hotel will be “dried in” for winter, meaning the roof will be on and water tight allowing all the inside work to proceed as planned through the winter. We should have a website up within a month and reservations will be available starting after the first of the year.”

Located on the west side of Route 16 in Green’s Grant on a site owned by the MWSRC, the Glen House Hotel will feature a mix of king and double queen rooms, with many adjoining rooms and/or fully accessible rooms. Close to half of the rooms will include balconies on both the Mt Washington side as well as the Mt Carter/Moriah side. A full restaurant, open to the public and hotel guests, will offer 66 seats in the restaurant, 46 seats in the lounge and 40 seats under covered outdoor dining on a west facing deck for warmer months. In addition, a meeting room, an indoor pool, and activities offered by Great Glen Trails and the Mt Washington Auto Road will be offered from this ski-in/ski out hotel.

From historic to new, Mt Washington Valley is filled with enough discoveries to keep you coming back for years and years. Visit www.MtWashingtonValley.org to learn about all the options for your next New Hampshire vacation, or call 800-367-3364 (800-DO-SEE-NH) to talk to a vacation planner. For more information on additional New Hampshire getaways, visit www.VisitNH.gov.


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SEPTEMBER 22–DECEMBER 6, 2017 A major scholarly exhibition with works from important public and private collections examining the innovative work of American artist Robert S. Neuman.

2–4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4 Robert S. Neuman and Post-war Art

Impulse and Discipline: 60 Years of Painting by Robert S. Neuman 1950-2010

Lame Deer, Medicine Tail, 1996; mixed media on paper, 15 x 21 7/8”, Elizabeth Neuman, MA

Gallery Hours: Sat.-Wed.: Noon-5 p.m., Thursday-Friday: Noon-7 p.m. Closed: Nov. 10, Nov 21-26

TAMWORTH VILLAGE, NH, OCTOBER 25, 2017 -- On Saturday, November 11, from 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Faithe McCreery, curator at Remick Country Doctor Museum & Farm in Tamworth Village, will present the first workshop in a series dedicated to helping individuals preserve their family heirlooms.

During this introductory workshop, attendees will learn key tips and professional processes for handling and storing photographs to keep them safe and well preserved for generations to come. Using examples from the Remick collection, among others, Ms. McCreery will share highlights of the history of photography before the digital age, as well as the basics of how to identify common historical formats, the perils of common storage materials and locations, how to handle, store and display photographs to aid in long-term preservation, and a helpful take-home overview and resource list.

The cost for the workshop is $10 for nonmembers, $5 for members, and is suitable for participants ages 16 and above; reservations close Thursday, November 9 and are taken by phone. Interested persons should call the Museum for reservations or to learn more, at 603-323-7591.

This is the first workshop led by Ms. McCreery

after becoming Remick Museum's first full-time Curator in June of 2017. When asked about her role at the Museum as it relates to the public, she states, "It is important to me to work at a site that is community-centered and has a strong commitment to using the lessons of history to understand, and even improve, contemporary life."

museum Curator to reveal tips for safely preserving Family Heirlooms

events at Squam Lakes natural Science Center Last Day of the Public Trail Season

Wednesday, November 1, 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (last trail admission at 3:30 p.m.)Squam Lakes Natural Science Center holds the last day of the 2017 public trail season on Wednesday, November 1. Regular trail hours at 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (last trail admission at 3:30 p.m.) Trail rates are $19 for adults, $16 for seniors (age 65+), $14 for youth ages 3 to 15, free for children 2 and under and members. Visit www.nhnature.org for more information. Homeschool Series: earth Cycles

Thursday, November 2, 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. This program is offered for two age groups: ages 4 to 6 or ages 7 to 10. This educational series of programs focus on the cycles that can be observed in the natural world. Topics include rock cycle, water cycle, life cycles, and more! Reservations are required in advance by calling 603-968-7194. Cost: $9/member child per session; $11/non-member child per session. Reserve all six programs by November 2 for a discounted rate of $8/member child per session/ $10/non-member child per session. Visit www.nhnature.org or call 603-968-7194.


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03242, Phone: 603-428-3245 Join the fun at the annual Octoberfest celebration at Pats Peak with live music from 11am to 5pm with King Ludwig's Bavarian Band, an authentic German Omm-Pa-Pa-Band. Octoberfest also features a German Food Fest, Harpoon German Beer Garden, German Beer Stein Sale, Sing-a-longs and Kids' Ac-tivities. Chair Lift Rides will be available from 11 am to 3 pm for $5 per ride (weather permitting). There will also be a S&W Sports Mountain Bike Tent Sale, Woodsmen Show and a NH Cowboy Mounted Shoot-ing Demo. In conjunction with Octoberfest is a Ski & Snowboard Sale from 11am to 3pm selling new and used equipment and accessories at great prices! If you would like to sell your used ski/snowboard equipment, you can drop off on Saturday from 10am to 3pm. This is also your last chance to purchase your Pats Peak Season Pass at a discount! Don't miss it! November 11thThe original bring A Friend Shopping WeekendFree. 2 Common Court Unit C13, North Conway, NH 03860. Phone: 603-356-7031 The most anticipated event of the year! Special hours, over $1000 in giveaways and raffles, entertainment and more! Complete details at

settlersgreen.com. November 11thGuided Gallery ToursMembers are Free, Nonmembers are $7.0030 Park Street, Concord, NH. Phone: 603-228-6688 Please note that there are two tours. One tour starts at 2:00 p.m. and the other tour starts at 3:00 p.m. Each tour is about an hour long in length.Enjoy a guided tour of the New Hampshire Historical Society's historic Park Street building and exhibi-tions led by a member of the Society's education or volunteer docent staff. Find out more about New Hampshire’s “Temple of History” and hear stories about the objects on display that make their history come alive. From a 500-year-old dugout canoe to a 1972 Ski-doo, the exhibitions on display at the New Hampshire Historical Society show you things you just can’t see anywhere else. Guided gallery tours are 45 minutes long and are appropriate for visitors of all ages. The tour is included in the price of paid admission for adult and family audiences. Reserva-tions are not accepted. Availability is on a first-come-first-served basis, and tours are capped at 12 people. To schedule a guided tour for an adult group of 12 or more people, see our group tours page or contact Director of Education and Public Programs Elizabeth Dubrulle at [email protected] or 603-856-0604. Youth and school groups of any size must schedule a guided visit in advance.

Calendar of events November 4theyes on owls $10 per person or $25 per immediate familyEversource Fiver Rivers Auditorium Energy Park 780 N Commercial Street, Manchester, NH 03101Phone: 603-626-3474 Two Presentations: 11 am – 12:15 pm & 1 pm – 2:15 pm Whooo knows these fun facts? Owls have large eyes, a flat face and can turn their heads as much 270 degrees. They are nocturnal, quiet in flight and when seen together, a group of owls is called a parliament. Live owls along with expert presenters Marcia and Mark Wilson will help us learn all about New Hampshire’s owl species, what they look like and where they might be found. See these wonderful birds of the night up close and even get some hooting lessons! Cost: $10 per person or $25 per family (fee does not cover extended family) Preregistration with payment required. Space is limited. Location: Eversource Fiver Rivers Auditorium Energy Park 780 N Commercial Street Manchester, NH 03101 November 5thoctoberfest/Ski & Snowboard Sale at Pats PeakFree Admission. 686 Flanders Road, Henniker, NH

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Here’s One Event You Won’t Want to Miss!Webster at Rye’s Spectacular Holiday Fair

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Saturday, December 2nd, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.featuring unique gifts, delicious lunch café,

cookie walk and raffle.Webster at Rye 795 Washington Rd. Rye NH 03870

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November 11thn.ConWAY SCenIC rAILroADmilitary Appreciation DayFREE for vets and active military personnel.38 Norcross Circle, North Conway, NH 03860Phone: 800-232-5251 Veterans and all military personnel past and pres-ent will be honored today by riding FREE on either one of our trains. Proof of military service must be presented to ticket agent. Regular fare will apply for all other passengers. Children under 4 ride free in Coach! November 16thArlo GuthrieArlo Guthrie tickets start at $69. 39 South Main St.,Plymouth, NH 03264. Phone: 603-536-2551 Over the last four decades Arlo Guthrie has toured throughout North America and around the world winning a wide, popular following. In addition to his accomplishments as a musician, playing the piano, six and twelve-string guitar, harmonica and a dozen other instruments, Arlo is a natural-born storyteller, whose tales and anecdotes figure prominently in his performances. Don't miss an intimate show with an American Icon. November 18th

AmoSKeAG FISHWAYSCalling All Crows!$8 per family. Advance registration with payment required. 4 Fletcher Street, Manchester, NH 03102Phone: 603-626-3474 As trees become bare and days grow shorter, large flocks of resident crows in Manchester become more noticeable. Regarded by some as a nuisance, we have more in common with crows than we realize. They live together in families, are highly intelligent, and can recognize individual human faces! Learn to appreciate these clever neighborhood birds as we explore their rich lives and take a walk outdoors to look for crows and observe their behavior. Cost: $8 per family Preregistration with payment required. November 24thn. ConWAY SCenIC rAILroADSanta's Holiday expressFares vary. Children under 4 are free in Coach!38 Norcross Circle, North Conway, NH 03860Phone: 800-232-5251 Santa will be on board the train with mischievous elves who will share their hot chocolate and cookies with everyone ! They'll take your picture, too, if you ask nicely, so be sure to bring your camera!Train

departures at 11:30 & 1:30. November 25thJingle bell Chocolate Tour$25 Jingle Bell Chocolate Tour Sleigh Rides and $10 for Recipe Book. Dinsmore Road, Jackson, NH 03846Phone: 603-383-9356 Nestlenook Estate and the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce invite you to make your reservations early for the Jingle Bell Chocolate Tour. Named one of the 5 "Tasty Tours of New England" by the Concord Insider "Engage all your senses". This Horse Drawn Austrian Sleigh Ride through the Village of Jackson is so popular that each year it sells completely out. We recommend you book early to assure your chance to attend. Just call a lodging member listed on our website www.JacksonNH.com book your stay and let them secure your seats today. Reservations are reserved for visitors staying in one of Jackson New Hampshire's premiere properties. Reservations will open to the general public October 7th. Call the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce any time after October 7th to make your reservations before it is to late... 603-383-9356 or prior to October 7th call any of our lodging members, book your stay and let them secure your ride/s for you. Parties of 10 or more may book at any time throughout the year.

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