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Nestled in the mountains of New Hampshire and surrounded by pristine ponds and lakes, this region is truly a special place for all seasons. Whether you are fortunate enough to call the Lake Sunapee Region home or you’re just visiting, you will find breathtak-ing scenery, warm friendly smiles and four-season recreational opportunities in our many quaint towns and villages.

For more than two centuries, visitors have chosen New Hampshire’s Lake Sunapee Region as their ideal year-round vacation destination. Located in the western part of New Hampshire, this area offers a relaxed lifestyle and boasts a wide variety of activi-ties for all ages. Stroll through the charming New England villages with their fine inns, tasty restaurants, and unique shops. Take advantage of a full calendar of activities and cultural events. For the outdoor lover in all of us, this region offers a wide array of things to do out of doors including boat-ing, kayaking, biking, hiking, swimming, fishing, hunting, alpine and cross-country skiing, snowmobiling and ice boating.

The Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce services towns in the Sullivan and Merrimack counties. Our towns and villages have evolved and grown, preserving their historic past while enhancing our way of life with new homes, modern schools, colleges and quality medical facilities. The entrepreneurial spirit thrives here with many small businesses and shops that cater to the needs of both residents and visitors.

We hope you enjoy this guide to the Lake Sunapee Region designed to help you explore the richness of our area, its communities, businesses and organizations. Discover our fine prod-ucts and services, great places to stay and dine, as well as fun things to do all year round. Welcome and enjoy!

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2016 Chamber Awards

Chamber Gift Certificates

Available at the Chamber office in New London and redeemable at most chamber member locations.

Lake Sunapee Bank was named as the 2016 Business of the Year.

Tanya Wilkie (above) was the 2016 Community Member of the Year.


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Andover Town Clerk 735-5332 Snuggled between Ragged Mountain and Mount Kearsarge, the town of Andover is dotted with many small lakes and ponds. Home to Proctor Academy, this scenic town with two covered bridges is a favorite spot for photographers. The picturesque train station (at Potter Place) serves as the Andover Historical Society’s museum. Kayak and canoe lovers enjoy the Blackwater River. Bradford Town Clerk 938-2288 www.bradfordnh.com Called the gateway to the Lake Sunapee region, Bradford is a perfect year-round community. Its history and charm combine to offer guests a warm and entertaining visit. There are several inns and bed and breakfasts to accommodate visitors in true country charm. Danbury Town Clerk 768-5448 This peaceful town is ideal for fishing, hiking, biking or walking along quiet country roads. Home to Ragged Mountain Resort, which offers great skiing and riding in the winter and golfing during the warmer months. Grantham Town Clerk 863-5608 www.granthamnh.net Outdoor recreation is plentiful with Eastman Golf Links, the Eastman Cross Country Ski Center, an ice skating pond and the man-made Eastman Lake with a public boat launch. For hikers (and snowmobilers in winter), the Donas J. and Margaret Reney Memorial Forest offers a 428-acre recreation area. Grantham Village School has a nature trail for hiking and a recreational bike trail winds through the woods paralel to Interstate 89. Newbury Town Clerk 763-5326 www.newburynh.org Wrapped around the eastern and southern shores of Lake Sunapee, Newbury is home to Mount Sunapee Resort and State Park, the

Sunapee State Beach (the only state beach on Lake Sunapee), and The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens. Newbury Harbor has a town beach, a picnic area, a waterfront gazebo and a public pier. Newport Town Clerk 863-2224 www.newportnh.net Nicknamed the “Sunshine Town” by vaudevil-lian Bill B. Van. The Town Common, one of the largest in the state, provides wonderful space for activities and events all year long with ice skating in the winter and free Sunday evening concerts in the summer. Newport boasts three covered bridges as well as the Library Arts Center and the Newport Opera House.

New London Town Clerk 526-4046 www.nl-nh.com This picture-perfect town features a variety of unique retail shops, fine dining, lodging and the wonderful summer entertainment of the Barn Playhouse. The Village Green, surrounded by the classic New London Inn, the wonderful tree-lined campus of Colby-Sawyer College and the quintessential New England-style First Baptist Church, is a lovely place to sit and take in the views.

Springfield Town Clerk 763-4805 www.springfieldnh.net This small town offers big outdoor opportuni-ties, with several lakes and ponds, including Lake Kolelemook. Abandoned roads meander through the nearly 7,000-acre Gile State Forest and offer an opportunity for hikers, snowshoers, skiers and snowmobilers to enjoy year-round. Kimpton Brook, Morgan Pond and Butterfield Pond, all popular fishing spots are within its borders. McDaniel’s Marsh, is a great place to kayak.

Sunapee Town Clerk 763-2449 www.town.sunapee.nh.us Starting at the northern most tip of the lake and following along the western shore,


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Sunapee is a wonderful waterfront community. Originally an agricultural area, then manu-facturing, today the main focus is recreation. Sunapee Harbor is a great place to spend a summer day with shops, a narrated boat tour, kayak rentals, ice cream, waterfront dining and a town boat launch. Although the era of the grand hotels is long gone, you can still find wonderful lodging in Sunapee with charming cottages, as well as quaint inns and bed & breakfasts. Sutton Town Clerk 927-4575 www.sutton-nh.govA scenic central location offering a view of Mount Kearsarge as well as Rollins State Park, a picnic area and the departure point for the half-mile hike to the mountain’s bare granite summit. Wadleigh State Beach on the shore of Kezar Lake in North Sutton is ideal for a family summer outing. Musterfield Farm, a working farm, is open to the public and features many special events that are fun for all ages.

Warner Town Clerk 456-3362 www.warner.nh.usFilled with New England charm, Main Street is the town’s center and the hub of its business and cultural activities. The distinctive buildings in this rural community are home to many interesting shops and popular restaurants as well as private residences. The Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum offers a cornucopia of Indian lore and artifacts, primarily from the Abenaki tribe. Wilmot Town Clerk 526-9639 www.wilmotnh.org A small quiet village just minutes from New London amenities, Wilmot boasts some lovely inns and bed and breakfasts, offering the perfect spot to stay. Just four miles north of Wilmot Center on Route 4A is the Gardner Memorial Wayside area, a great picnic spot where you can enjoy the scenic brook and stone foundations of an 1880’s mill.

Approximate Drive Times 30 minutes from Concord, NH 45 minutes from Manchester-Boston Airport 90 minutes from Portsmouth, NH 2 hours from Boston, MA 2 hours from Worcester, MA 2.5 hours from Providence, RI and Burlington, VT 2.5 hours from Hartford, CT 3 hours from Albany, NY 5 hours from New York City & Montreal

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Center for the ArtsPO Box 872New London, NH 03257603-526-4444www.centerfortheartsnh.org

Country Club of New Hampshire 178 Kearsarge Valley Road, PO Box 142 N. Sutton, NH 03260603-927-4246 www.playgolfne.com

Dexter’s Inn, Trails & Restaurant 258 Stagecoach RoadSunapee, NH 03782603-763-5571 800-232-5571www.dextersnh.comFull service commercial x-c ski & snowshoe center. Heated pool, tennis, basketball, volleyball, soccer, lawn games, walking trails, game room. Corporate outings, family gatherings, birthday parties.

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Eastman Cross Country Center 6 Clubhouse Lane, PO Box 53Grantham, NH 03753603-863-4500www.eastmannh.org/ski

Eastman Golf Links6 Clubhouse Lane, PO Box 53Grantham, NH 03753603-863-4500www.eastmangolflinks.com

The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens456 Route 103A, PO Box 276Newbury, NH 03255603-763-4789www.thefells.orgHistoric estate & beautiful gardens on Lake Sunapee. Education in history, horticulture & the environment. Seasonal Main House, art shows & special events. Year-round hiking.

The Ice House Museum91 Pleasant St., PO Box 299New London, NH 03257603-526-9394www.wfkicehouse.orgMemorial Day-Columbus Day; Tues/Thurs 9-4; Sat 9-2. A hands-on museum for kids of all ages...antique cars, children’s toys, tractors, icing tools, bicycles, one-lungers, carriages and more!

Kearsarge Conservatory for the Performing Arts1242 North RoadWarner, NH 03278 603-456-3294www.nhperformingarts.com

Library Arts Center Gallery & Studio58 N. Main StreetNewport, NH 03773603-863-3040 www.libraryartscenter.org

The Little Nature Museum18 Highlawn RoadWarner, NH 03278(603) 746-6121www.littlenaturemuseum.org

Mount Sunapee Resort/ Adventure Park1398 Route 103, PO Box 2021Newbury, NH 03255603-763-3500 www.mountsunapee.comYear-round fun. Skiing and snowboarding on the best snow in the East. Summer Adventure Park with Zip-Line Tour, Aerial Challenge Course and more.

Mr. Sleboggan Inc.PO Box 71Elkins, NH 03233603-748-6205www.sleboggan.com

Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum18 Highlawn Road, PO Box 142Warner, NH 03278 603-456-2600 www.indianmuseum.org

Muster Field FarmHarvey Rd., PO Box 118North Sutton, NH 03260603-927-4276www.musterfieldfarm.com

MV Mt. Sunapee Cruise & MV Kearsarge Restaurant ShipsSunapee Harbor, Sunapee, NH 03782 PO Box 774, Bradford, NH 03221 603-938-6465www.SunapeeCruises.com

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New Hampshire Telephone MuseumOne Depot St., PO Box 444Warner, NH 03278603-456-2234www.NHTelephoneMuseum.orgLearn about the evolution of the greatest invention of all time through our vast collection of original artifacts and stories.

New London Barn Playhouse84 Main Street, PO Box 9New London, NH 03257603-526-6710 (Box Office) www.nlbarn.org

New London Historical Society179 Little Sunapee Road, PO Box 965New London, NH 03257 603-526-6564 www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org

New London Outing Club114 Cougar Court, PO Box 1856New London, NH 03257603-526-8321www.theoutingclub.net

Pine Hill XC Ski Area220 Pine HIll Road., New London, NH 03257PO Box 112, Wilmot, NH 03287603-381-8685www.pinehillskiclub.com

Sargents Marina19 Cooper Street, PO Box 148 Georges Mills, NH 03751603-763-5036 www.sargentsmarina.net

Summer Music AssociatesPO Box 603New London, NH 03257603-526-8234www.summermusicassociates.com

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Sunapee Harbor Riverway68 Main St., PO Box 850Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-9988www.sunapeeharborriverway.com

Sunapee Historical Society74 Main Street, PO Box 501Sunapee, NH 03782(603) 763-9872www.SunapeeHistoricalSociety.org

Wilmot Community Association (WCA)64 Village Rd., PO Box 23Wilmot, NH 03287603-526-7934www.wilmotcommunityassociation.org

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Blue Goose Inn Bed & Breakfast24 Route 103BNewbury, NH 03255 603-763-5519 www.bluegooseinn2.com

Burkehaven Lodge179 Burkehaven Hill RoadSunapee, NH 03782603-763-2788 800-567-2788 www.burkehaven.com

Crow’s Nest Campground529 S. Main StreetNewport, NH 03773603-863-6170www.crowsnestcampground.com

Dexter’s Inn, Trails & Restaurant258 Stagecoach RoadSunapee, NH 03782603-763-5571 800-232-5571www.dextersnh.comA country estate with award-winning location. Lodging, dining, event space, and resort activities. Weddings, reunions, meetings, private parties. Family-friendly. Limited pets.

Fairway Motel344 Andover RoadNew London, NH 03257603-526-0202www.fairwaymotel.net

The Follansbee Inn2 Keyser Street, PO Box 92North Sutton, NH 03260603-927-4221 800-626-4221www.follansbeeinn.com

Georges Mills Cottages1373 Route 11, PO Box 323Georges Mills, NH 03751603-763-2369 www.georgesmillscottages.com The Inn at Pleasant Lake 853 Pleasant Street, PO Box 1030New London, NH 03257603-526-6271 800-626-4907 www.innatpleasantlake.com

The Lake Inn at Mt. Sunapee1349 Route 103Newbury, NH 03255 603-763-2701www.lakeinnsunapee.com“Hospitality of an Inn, Hidden in a Motel” 12 rooms - all overlooking Lake Sunapee. ~ Family friendly ~ Perfect location ~ One minute to mountain or lake.

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New Hampshire Campground Owners Assn.PO Box 1074 Epsom, NH 03234603-736-5540www.NHLOVESCAMPERS.com

New Hampshire Mountain Inn318 New Canada RoadWilmot, NH 03287(603) 735-6900www.NHMountainInn.com

The New London Inn353 Main Street, PO Box 8New London, NH 03257603-526-2791 800-526-2791 www.thenewlondoninn.com

Rosewood Country Inn67 Pleasant View RoadBradford, NH 03221603-938-5253 800-938-5273www.rosewoodcountryinn.com

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Sunapee Getaways/BSG120 East Main Street7Bradford, NH 03321603-526-2436www.sunapeegetaways.com

Sunapee Harbor Cottages4 Lake Avenue, PO Box 704Sunapee, NH 03782 603-763-5052 866-763-5052www.SunapeeHarborCottages.com

Sunapee View Bed & Breakfast348 Route 103A, PO Box 570Newbury, NH 03255603-763-4212 www.sunapeeviewinn.com

Twin Lake Village164 Twin Lake Villa RoadNew London, NH 03257603-526-6460 www.twinlakevillage.com

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The Anchorage at Sunapee Harbor 71 Main Street, PO Box 385Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-3334 www.theanchorageatsunapeeharbor.com

Appleseed RestaurantRoute 103 at Lake Todd, PO Box 774 Bradford, NH 03221603-938-2100www.appleseedrestaurant.com

Bistro Nouveau The Center at Eastman6 Clubhouse Lane, PO Box 1034Grantham, NH 03753603-863-8000 www.bistronouveau.com

Bubba’s Bar & Grille976 Route 103, PO Box 448Newbury, NH 03255603-763-3290 www.bubbasbarandgrille.com

The Coach House Restaurant at New London Inn353 Main St., PO Box 8New London, NH 03257603-526-2791www.thenewlondoninn.com/the-coach-house-restaurant/

Dexter’s Inn, Trails & Restaurant258 Stagecoach Rd.Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-5571 800-232-5571www.dextersnh.comDining room open to the public. Reservations suggested. Private parties, weddings, bridal & baby showers, meetings. Voted “Best for Groups”.

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Flying Goose Brew Pub & Four Corners Grille40 Andover Road, PO Box 1485New London, NH 03257603-526-6899 www.flyinggoose.com

Inn at Pleasant Lake853 Pleasant Street, PO Box 1030New London, NH 03257603-526-6271 800-626-4907 www.innatpleasantlake.com

Lake Sunapee Country Club289 Country Club LaneNew London NH 03257(603) 526-6040www.lakesunapee.com

MacKenna’s Restaurant293 Newport RoadNew London, NH 03257603-526-9511

MV Kearsarge Restaurant ShipSunapee Harbor, Sunapee, NH 03782PO Box 774, Bradford, NH 03221603-938-6465www.SunapeeCruises.com

Peter Christian’s Tavern195 Main Street, PO Box 1312New London, NH 03257603-526-4042www.PeterChristiansTavernLLC.com

Salt Hill PubLocations in Lebanon, Newport, Hanover, Newbury, and West Lebanon 1407 Route 103Newbury, NH 03255(603) 763-2667www.SaltHillPub.com

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Schoodacs Coffee and Tea1 East Main Street, PO Box 730Warner, NH 03278(603) 456-3400www.schoodacs.com

Tarte Café and Bakery46 Main StreetAndover, NH 03216603-977-0075www.tartecafeandbakery.com

Ice-Out Dates for Lake Sunapee

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Allioops! Flowers & Gifts394 Main Street, PO Box 890New London, NH 03257603-526-2398www.allioopsflowers.com

Artisan’s New LondonCorner of Main & Pleasant StreetsPO Box 124 New London, NH 03257603-526-4227 www.artisansnewlondon.com

Back Room Art Supplies, Inc.428 Main Street, PO Box 1468New London, NH 03257603-526-6875www.BackRoomArtSupplies.com

Bob Skinner’s Ski & Sports1411 Route 103, PO Box 2061Newbury, NH 03255603-763-2303www.bobskinners.net

Clarke’s Hardware257 Newport Road, PO Box 940New London, NH 03257603-526-2800 www.clarkeshardware.com

Colonial Pharmacy247 Newport Road, PO Box 10New London, NH 03257603-526-2233 800-615-2620www.colonialpharmacy.com

Concord Food Co-Op of New London52 Newport RoadNew London, NH 03257603-526-6650 www.concordfoodcoop.coop

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Flash Photo/Flash Pack & ShipNew London Shopping Center, PO Box 1577New London NH 03257603-526-2400www.flashphotonh.com

Go Lightly Consignment255 Newport RoadNew London, NH 03257603-526-8200www.golightlyconsignment.com

Gourmet Garden195 Main Street, PO Box 1646New London, NH 03257603-526-6656 www.gourmetgardenonline.com

Harborside Trading Co.81 Main Street, PO Box 345Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-9506

Hubert’s Family Outfitters219 County RoadNew London, NH 03257603-526-4032 www.huberts.com

LisAnn’s420 Main Street, PO Box 905 New London, NH 03257603-526-9414

M J Harrington & Co. Jewelers35 Main Street, PO Box 427Newport, NH 03773603-863-1662 800-257-6539 www.mjharrington.com

Morgan Hill Bookstore253 Main Street, PO Box 2455New London, NH 03257603-526-5850 www.morganhillbookstore.com

New London Shopping Center/Crosspoint Associates247-273 Newport RoadNew London, NH 03257508-655-0505www.CrosspointAssociates.com

Old Road Antiques9 Old Sutton Road, PO Box 385Bradford, NH 03221603-938-2833www.OldRoadAntiques.com

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Serendipity Boutique257 Newport Rd., PO Box 1490New London, NH 03257603-526-4475 www.serendipityofnewlondon.com

Spring Ledge Farm37 Main StreetNew London, NH 03257603-526-6253www.springledgefarm.comGrowers of annuals, perennials & fresh produce. Local eggs, dairy and meats. PYO flowers & strawberries in season.

Sunapee Landing Trading Company356 Route 103Sunapee, NH 03782603-863-2275www.sunapeelanding.com

Tatewell Gallery255 Newport Road, PO Box 297New London, NH 03257603-526-2910www.tatewell.com

Unleashed277 Newport Road, PO Box 937New London, NH 03257603-526-2088www.unleashednh.com

Village Sports394 Main Street, PO Box 143New London, NH 03257603-526-4948www.villagesportsllc.com

Winslow Rollins Home Outfitters207 Main StreetNew London, NH 03257603-526-2827www.rjflorals.com www.winslowrollins.com

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AUTO/BOAT SERVICES

Auto Advisors Service and Repair371 Georges Mills Road, PO box 2160Springfield, NH 03284603-763-4466www.autoadvisorsnh.com

Bob’s Beacon Marina1016 Route 103, PO Box 329 Newbury, NH 03255603-763-2920 www.bobsbeaconmarina.com

Burkehaven BoatWorksMail:232 Burkehaven Hill RoadAnnex: 477 Route 11Boathouse: 229 Burkehaven Hill RoadSunapee, NH 03782603-763-8717 Annex: 603-763-9100www.burkehavenboatworks.com

Marshall’s Garage Inc.330 Elkins Road, PO Box 55Elkins, NH 03233 603-526-6231www.marshallsgarage.com

Osborne’s Marine 284 Route 11Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-0152www.osbornesmarine.com

Walker Automotive Services, Inc.3 Deerwood Drive, PO Box 185Wilmot, NH 03287603-526-4848 www.walkerautomotiveinc.com

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

Adventures in Learning at Colby-Sawyer College541 Main StreetNew London, NH 03257603-526-3690www.colby-sawyer.edu/adventuresAIL is a peer-led, lifelong learning program offering a diverse array of stimulating courses and programs to adults throughout the year.

Colby-Sawyer College541 Main StreetNew London, NH 03257603-526-3000 www.colby-sawyer.edu

Kearsarge Regional School Board114 Cougar CourtNew London, NH 03257603-526-2051www.Kearsarge.org/school-board

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Mount Royal Academy26 Seven Hearths Lane, PO Box 362Sunapee, NH 03782(603) 763-9010www.mountroyalacademy.com

Newport Montessori School96 Pine Street, PO Box 634Newport, NH 03773603-863-2243www.NewportMontessori.org

OSHER@Dartmouth7 Lebanon Street, Suite 107Hanover, NH 03755603-646-0154OSHER.Dartmouth.edu

YMCA Camp Coniston24 Main Camp Road, PO Box 185Grantham, NH 03753603-863-1160 www.coniston.org

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Barton Insurance Agency, Inc.52 Main Street, PO Box 249New London, NH 03257603-526-6991www.NHins.com

Benjamin F. Edwards & Co.247 Newport Road, Unit FNew London, NH 03257603-526-6914www.BenjaminFEdwards.com

Champion Accounting Solutions, PLLC8 Luxury Drive, PO Box 251Newport, NH 03773(603) 496-3041www.champion-accounting.com

Charter Trust 331 Main Street, PO Box 158New London, NH 03257603-526-9400 www.chartertrust.com

Colby Insurance Group, Inc.The Gallery, 276 Newport Road, Suite 211New London, NH 03257603-526-2451 800-392-6532 www.colbyinsurance.com

Hager Investment Management Services11 Pleasant Street, PO Box 1019New London, NH 03257(603) 526-4099www.hagerinvestments.com

Joseph T. Twardy, Jr. CPA LLC24 Pine Grove Rd.Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-0350www.twardycpa.com

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Lake Sunapee Bank a division of Bar Harbor Bank & TrustBranches in Newport, Newbury, Sunapee, Andover, Bradford, Grantham, Lebanon, New London, and Concord9 Main Street, PO Box 29Newport, NH 03773800-281-5772www.lakesunbank.com

Ledyard National Bank and Financial AdvisorsBranches in New London, Hanover, Lebanon, Lyme, and West Lebanon178 County Road, PO Box 2203New London, NH 03257603-526-7725www.LedyardBank.com

Lynn Kisselbach at Northwestern Mutual14 Bright Slope Way, PO Box 1578Grantham, NH 03753(603) 321-8662NorthwesternMutual.com

Lynne Haney with RMS MortgageLicensed Mortgage OriginatorNMLS # 162534 - NH, MA, ME22 Bridge Street, Suite 5Concord, NH 03301603-491-9253www.lynnehaneyhomeloans.com

Mascoma BankBranches in New London, Lebanon, Hanover, and White River Jct., VT259 Newport Road, PO Box 1917New London, NH 03257603-526-9306 888-627-2662 www.mascomabank.com

McCrillis & Eldredge Insurance, Inc.Branches in New London, Newport,and Brandon, VT9 Newport Road, PO Box 37New London, NH 03257 603-526-4741 www.nhinsurance.com

Melissa Leintz at Edward JonesPO Box 1754New London, NH 03257(603) 213-2410www.edwardjones.com

Merrimack Mortgage Co., Inc.120 Route 10 South, PO Box 1468Grantham, NH 03753603-865-5686https://pjennings.merrimackmortgage.com

Mike Ripley Maloney Associates InsurancePO Box 858New London, NH 03257603-277-9500www.maloneyassoc.com

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Rowley & Associates-New London PCNew London Gallery, Suite 219276 Newport Road, PO Box 1727New London, NH 03257603-526-4750

Sugar River BankBranches in Newport, New London, Grantham, Sunapee, Warner, and Concord196 Newport Road, PO Box 1669New London, NH 03257 603-526-2060 10 North Main Street, PO Box 569 Newport, NH 03773 800-562-3145www.sugarriverbank.com

FOOD SERVICES

Appleseed RestaurantRoute 103 at Lake Todd, PO Box 774 Bradford, NH 03221603-938-2100www.appleseedrestaurant.com

Dexter’s Inn, Trails & Restaurant258 Stagecoach Rd.Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-5571 800-232-5571www.dextersnh.comVoted “Best for Groups”. Weddings, reunions, meetings, private parties. Event space, catering, lodging & activities in a private idyllic location.

HEALTH SERVICES

Apple Tree Opticians (Dr. Donna Reed)197 Main Street, PO Box 1427New London, NH 03257603-526-4043www.DrDonnaReed.com

Busy Women Wellness74 Pleasant StreetNew London, NH 03257(603) 748-5559www.busywomenwellness.com

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Cougar Sound Spirits Healing Center77 Penacook Road, PO Box 222North Sutton, NH 03260603-927-4526www.cougarsoundspiritshealingcenter.com

Counseling Associates of New London35 Newport Road, PO Box 1624New London, NH 03257603-865-1321www.nlcounselingassociates.com

Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice107 Newport Road, PO Box 2209New London, NH 03257603-526-4077 800-310-4077 www.lakesunapeevna.org

New London Hospital 273 County RoadNew London, NH 03257 603-526-2911 www.newlondonhospital.org

New London OpticiansNew London Shopping Center255 Newport Road, PO Box 970New London, NH 03257603-526-6990

Pine Rock Manor3 Denny Hill RoadWarner, NH 03278603-456-3181PineRockManorSeniorLiving.com

Reed Optical6 Post Office RoadSunapee, NH 03784 603-763-7302www.ReedOptical.com

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Roberts Scarlett PharmacyThe Gallery, 276 Newport Rd., Suite 109New London, NH 03257603-526-2002www.robertsscarlettpharmacy.com

SeaGlass Yoga & Wellness PO Box 443Henniker, NH 03242(603) 428-3354www.seaglassyoga.com

Summercrest Assisted Living LLC169 Summer StreetNewport, NH 03773603-863-8181www.summercrest.net

Sunapee Cove Assisted Living1250 Route 11Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-0566www.SunapeeCove.com

Therapy Works Physical Therapy75 Newport Road, Suite 4, PO Box 732New London, NH 03257603-526-2781www.therapyworkspts.com

Woodcrest Village Assisted Living356 Main Street New London, NH 03257603-526-2300 www.woodcrestvillage.com

HOME SERVICES

Bell Excavating155 Keyes RoadSunapee, NH 03782(603) 496-5022www.bellexcavating.com

Belletetes, Inc.24 Ten Penny LaneAndover, NH 03216603-735-5544www.Belletetes.com

Bonin Architects & AssociatesLocations in New London and Meredith, NH210 Main Street, PO Box 2571New London, NH 03257603-526-6200www.boninarchitects.com

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Box Corner Services895 West RoadBradford, NH 03221603-938-2720

Byron’s Septic Service, LLC.65 Monticello DriveAndover, NH 03216603-735-4414www.flushwithpride.net

Capital Well Clean Water Center150 Concord Stage RoadDunbarton, NH 03046603-774-6155www.CapitalWell.com

Casella Waste Management1544 Woodstock RoadWhite River Junction, VT 050011-800-CASELLAwww.casella.com

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db Landscaping3 Alpine Court, #1, PO Box 356Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-6423 www.dblandscaping.biz

Eastern Propane & Oil286 Main Street, PO Box 822Claremont, NH 03743800-523-5237www.Eastern.com

Eversource Energy19 Production AvenueKeene, NH 03431www.eversource.com

Floorcraft 231 NH Route 11Wilmot, NH 03287 603-526-2600 www.floorcraftnh.com

Foremost Builders24 Twin Birch LaneSunapee, NH 03782603-763-1344www.ForemostBuilders.net

Frank Anzalone Associates224 Main St., PO Box 1016New London, NH 03257603-526-8911www.faa-arch.com

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AndoverBelletetes pg. 29 Tarte Cafe and Bakery pg. 18

BradfordOld Road Antiques pg. 21Sunapee Getaways pg. 14

ConcordLeague of NH Craftsmen pg. 56

Georges MillsSargents Marina pg. 12

New LondonApple Tree Opticians pg. 27Barton Insurance Agency pg. 24Better Homes and Gardens/Milestone Team pg. 42Bonin Architects pg. 29 Center for the Arts pg. 9 Clarke’s Hardware pg. 19 Colonial Pharmacy pg. 20Four Seasons/Sotheby’s pg. 43Hubert’s pg. 20Lake Sunapee Bank pg. 25Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice pg. 27Lyon Brook Condominium pg. 43Mackenna’s Restaurant pg. 18McGray & Nichols, Inc. pg. 30McSwiney, Semple, Hankin-Birke & Wood, PC pg. 37New London Barn Playhouse pg. 64New London Hospital Days pg. 63New London Hospital pg. 63New London Inn pg. 15Old Hampshire Designs pg. 34Pleasant Acres pg. 35Rowley & Associates, PC pg. 25Serendipity Boutique pg. 21Spring Ledge Farm pg. 21Sugar River Bank pg. 26Summer Music Associates pg. 11Sunapee Getaways pg. 15TDS Telecomm pg. 36Therapy Works Physical Therapy pg. 28Unleashed pg. 22 Village Sports, LLC. pg. 22 Woodcrest Village

Assisted Living pg. 28

NewburyBeyond Design pg. 38Bubba’s Bar & Grille pg. 17Bob’s Beacon Marina pg. 23Bob Skinner’s Ski & Sport pg. 19Discover Newbury pg. 4Mt. Sunapee Resort pg. 2 Salt hill Pub pg. 17 The Fells Historic Estate & Gardens pg. 9The Lake Inn at Mt. Sunapee pg. 13

Newport Crow’s Nest Campground pg. 14 MJ Harrington & Co. pg. 20 Newport Montessori School pg. 24 Salt hill Pub pg. 17 Summercrest Assisted Living LLC pg. 27

North Sutton InterTown Record pg. 39

SunapeeAnchorage Restaurant pg. 16Burkehaven Lodge pg. 13Dexter’s Inn, Trails & Restaurant pg. 15Northcape Design, LLC pg. 31Space Place Self Storage pg. 41Sunapee Harbor Riverway pg. 12 Sunapee Landing Trading pg. 22 Watermark Marine Construction pg. 35

WarnerPellettieri Associates pg. 3

WilmotFloorcraft pg. 30

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Horizons Engineering, Inc.176 Newport Road, PO Box 1825New London, NH 03257603-877-0116www.HorizonsEngineering.com

James Davis, Inc.PO Box 241Danbury, NH 03230(603) 393-0564

Lumber Barn2460 Henniker Road (Route 114), PO Box 447Bradford, NH 03221603-938-5161www.LumberBarn.com

McGray & Nichols, Inc. 9 Newport Road, PO Box 2508New London, NH 03257603-526-2877 www.mcgray-nichols.com

Merrimack County Customs, LLC 135 East Main St.Bradford, NH 03221603-848-9353www.merrimackcountycustoms.com

New England Solar Concepts475 Sunapee StreetNewport, NH 03773(603) 863-7521www.newenglandsolarconcepts.com

Northcape Design, LLC.3 Alpine Court, PO Box 549Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-2477 800-732-1244 www.northcapedesign.com

Old Hampshire Designs, Inc.263 Main Street, PO Box 746New London, NH 03257603-526-6945www.oldhampshiredesigns.com

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Pellettieri Associates, Inc.169 Kearsarge Mountain Road, PO Box 717Warner, NH 03278603-456-3678http://pellettieriassoc.com

Pleasant Acres844 Route 11, Sunapee, NH 03782PO Box 1383, New London, NH 03257603-526-2482www.pleasantacresnh.com Prana Design Painting38 W. Province RoadNewbury, NH 03255(603) 763-9017www.pranapainting.com

TDS Telecommunications Corp.242 Main StreetNew London, NH 032571-888-CALL TDS www.tdstelecom.com

Timeless Kitchen Design11 Pleasant Street, PO Box 2573New London, NH 03257603-526-7866www.timelesskitchen.com

Watermark Marine Construction/Waterfront Products 552 Route 11 Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-6440 www.docksource.com

Westward Renovation, Restoration, Property Managementt344 Brookside DriveNew London, NH 03257603-526-9111 www.westwardrenovation.com

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LEGAL SERVICES

Business Consulting of NHPO Box 1619New London, NH 03257603-763-9770www.BusinessConsultingNH.com

Chiarella Law Office22 Pleasant Street, PO Box 1528New London, NH 03257603-763-5879 603-526-6659www.chiarellalaw.com

Cleveland, Waters and Bass, PA228 Main Street, PO Box 1799New London, NH 03257603-526-2835www.cwbpa.com

Connolly Law Offices, PLLC176 Newport Road, PO Box 2157New London, NH 03257603-526-4520www.connollylawoffices.com

Hudkins Law 9 Newport Rd.New London, NH 03257603-434-1770www.hudkinslaw.com

Mather Associates, LLC75 Newport Road, Suite 208, PO Box 935New London, NH 03257603-526-2795www.MatherAssociates.com

McSwiney, Semple, Hankin-Birke & Wood, PC280 Main Street, PO Box 2450New London, NH 03257603-526-6955www.msbwnl.com

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Strang, Scott, Giroux & Young, LLP.228 Main Street, PO Box 200New London, NH 03257603-716-3042www.strangscott.com

MEDIA SERVICES

Around NH Town PlannerPO Box 587New London, NH 03257(603) 496-6952

Beyond Design27 South Brook CircleNewbury, NH 03255603-938-5800www.beyond-design.net

ChromePie Studio8 Elm StreetSunapee, NH 03782(603) 763-4397www.chromepiephotography.com

Cline Design, LLC42 Shaw Hill RoadAndover, NH 03216603-648-2110www.clinedesign.com

Concord MonitorOne Monitor Drive, PO Box 1177Concord, NH 03302603-224-5301 800-464-3415www.concordmonitor.com

DadoPrint37 School St., PO Box 191Warner, NH 03278603-219-5216www.dadoprint.com

Echo Communications59 Pleasant Street, PO Box 2300New London, NH 03257603-526-6006 800-811-6006 www.echocominc.com

InterTown Record1526 Route 114, PO Box 162North Sutton, NH 03260603-927-4028 www.intertownrecord.com

Kearsarge MagazinePO Box 1482New London, NH 03257603-863-7048www.kearsargemagazine.com

On Track Design93 Winslow CircleNew London, NH 03257603-526-2728

Paul Howe Photography93 Ryder Corner RoadSunapee, NH 03782603-763-4014www.paulhowephotography.com

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Promotional Solutions, Inc.10 Clarke RoadWilmot, NH 03287339-927-1589www.YourPromoSolution.com

SooNipi Publishing Co.9 Central Street, PO Box 18Sunapee, NH 03782 603-763-2441 www.soonipi.com

Strategic Social MediaPO Box 83New London, NH 03257(603) 724-3146www.strategicsocialmedia.org

Target Direct446 Benton Road, PO Box 430North Haverhill, NH 03774603-787-6970www.Target-NHVT.com

Valley News24 Interchange Drive, PO Box 877West Lebanon, NH 03784603-298-8711www.vnews.com

WYCU – TV/YCN509 Raccoon Hill RoadSalisbury, NH 03268603-648-2870www.ycunow.com

ORGANIZATIONS

Artisan Technologies1545 Route 114, PO Box 272North Sutton, NH 03260(603) 927-4134www.artisantechnologies.org

Ausbon Sargent Land Preservation Trust71 Pleasant St., PO Box 2040 New London, NH 03257603-526-6555 www.ausbonsargent.org

Eastman Community Association33 Draper Road, PO Box 53Grantham, NH 03753603-863-4240www.eastmannh.org

Elkins Fish and Game ClubMailing: PO Box 3, Elkins, NH 03233Range: 189 Pine Hill Road, Wilmot, NH 03287www.ElkinsFishandGame.com

Friends of Mount SunapeePO Box 199Georges Mills, NH 03751603-863-0045www.friendsofmountsunapee.org

Lake Sunapee Cruising Fleet31 Baypoint RoadNewbury, NH 03255603-763-5179www.LSCF.us

Lake Sunapee Protective Association (LSPA)63 Main St., PO Box 683Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-2210www.lakesunapee.org

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Lake Sunapee Rowing ClubGeorges Mills Public Boat LaunchPO Box 287New London, NH 03257603-481-2166www.lakesunapeerowing.com

League of NH Craftsmen49 South Main Street, Suite 100Concord, NH 03301603-224-3375www.nhcrafts.org

New England Healing Sports Association (NEHSA)1398 Route 103, PO Box 2135Newbury, NH 03255603-763-9158www.nehsa.org

New Hampshire Campground Owners AssociationPO Box 1074Epsom, NH 03234603-736-5540www.NHLOVESCAMPERS.com

New London Garden ClubNew London, NH 03257(603) 927-4649www.newlondongardenclub.org

New London Rotary ClubPO Box 1408New London, NH 03257603-526-7373www.newlondonrotary.com

Newport Area Chamber of Commerce2 N. Main StreetNewport, NH 03773603-863-1510 www.newportnhchamber.org

NH Kitten Rescue102 Bunker Rd., PO Box 1126New London, NH 03257(603) 526-TAIL (8245)www.nhkittens.com

NH Lakes Region Tourism Association61 Laconia Road, PO Box 737Tilton, NH 03276603-286-8008www.lakesregion.org

Pope Memorial SPCA Concord-Merrimack County94 Silk Farm RoadConcord, NH 03301603-856-8756PopeMemorialSPCA.org

Project SunapeePO Box 602Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-2293www.projectsunapee.org

Turning Points Network/Women’s Supportive Services11 School StreetClaremont, NH 03743603-542-8338www.free-to-soar.org

Upper Valley SCORE Chapter #18420 W. Park StreetLebanon, NH 03766603-448-3491PO Box 2447, New London, NH 03257603-526-2714 www.uppervalleyscore.org

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PERSONAL SERVICES

Chadwick Funeral and Cremation Service, LLC235 Main Street, PO Box 68New London, NH 03257603-526-6442www.chadwickfuneralservice.com

Custom Moving 1000 Route 11Sunapee, NH 03782603-526-7670www.CustomMoving.com

Erin’s Haircuts for Men428 Main Street New London, NH 03257603-454-8822www.erinshaircuts.com

Ferland Hi-Tech SolutionsPO Box 269Andover, NH 03216603-748-1784www.ferlandhi-techsolutions.com

The Garden Spa29 Little Sunapee Road, PO Box 1363New London, NH 03257603-526-6540www.TheGardenSpaNH.com

The Hair Station276 Newport Road, PO Box 452New London, NH 03257603-526-8056

Happy Pet Caregivers, LLCPO Box 680 Grantham, NH 03753603-369-3422www.thehappypetcaregivers.com

Moving Matters, LLCPO Box 1918New London, NH 03257603-526-7373www.movingmatters.com

Pleasant Lake Veterinary Hospital242 Elkins Road, PO Box 188Elkins, NH 03233603-526-6976www.pleasantlakevethospital.com

Space Place Self Storage1000 Route 11Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-4040www.SpacePlaceSelfStorage.com/Sunapee

Summit Management Consulting Group LLCPO Box 680Newbury, NH 03255(603) 208-6161

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Sunapee Lake Massage & Walk-In Beauty Day Spa976 Route 103, Unit 9Newbury, NH 03255603-763-6163www.SunapeeLakeMassage.com

TailorJoan 49 Rand Pond RoadGoshen, NH 03752603-477-9887www.tailorjoan.com

Topstone Barber Co.277 Newport Road, PO Box 1412New London, NH 03257603-748-1469topstonebarber.com

REAL ESTATE SERVICES

Better Homes and Gardens Milestone Team224 Main Street, PO Box 67New London, NH 03257(603) 526-4116www.bhgmilestone.com

Coldwell Banker Lifestyles370 Main Street, PO Box 1113New London, NH 03257(603) 526-4020www.cblifestylesre.com/

Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty259 Main Street, PO Box 97 New London, NH 03257603-526-4050 www.fourseasonssir.com/lake-sunapee-region/

Century 21 NS/Harbor Light Realty41 Main Street, PO Box 352Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-4932 www.LakeSunapee.com

Hodan Properties Inc.205 Main Street, PO Box 177New London, NH 03257603-526-6997 www.hodan.com

Ideal Properties1158 Route 11Sunapee, NH 03782603-763-9551http://idealpropertiesnh.com

Lyon Brook Condominium Community332 Parkside RoadNew London, NH 03257603-526-6633www.LyonBrook.com

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For more information stop by one of our area information booths:

Year-round - Chamber Office and New London Information Booth 328 Main St., New London

Seasonal (May-October) Newbury: Rt. 103, Newbury HarborNewport: The town common Sunapee: Corner of Rt. 11 and Rt. 103B

or visit the chamber website at LakeSunapeeRegionChamber.com

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The Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce has compiled this calendar and has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information. For up-to-date information visit www.LakeSunapeeRegionChamber.com, or call the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce at 526-6575 or 1-877-526-6575.

All area codes 603 unless otherwise noted.

MAY

1 Book Discussion: Lincoln’s Boys: John Hay, John Nicolay, and the War for Lin-coln’s Image by Joshua Zeitz, 7-8:30pm at the Newbury Public Library. Join history buffs and local book aficionados to discuss Joshua Zietz’s, book. Free. 763-4789 x3 or www.thefells.org

4 Organic Vegetable Gardening, 6-8:30pm at The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens. Join Jeremey Delisle, UNH Cooperative Extension Education Center Program Coordinator for a discussion about organic vegetable gardening. Requested donation $10. Advance registration required. 763-4789 x3 or www.thefells.org.

4 1960’s Film Series. Join the Library Arts Center for a series of films made during or in-spired by the Sixties. For shows and times visit www.libraryartscenter.org

5 Center for The Arts First Friday: Gallery Night! 5:30-7pm. Art Exhibit and Opening Receptions at CFA Micro Galleries and New London Hospital Gallery. Free. www.CenterForTheArtsNH.org

6 Spring Awakening Hike, 9:30-11:30am. Hike led by Land Protection Specialist Andy Deegan on the Maple Leaf Natural Area and the King Hill Reservation. Ausbon Sargent Land Pres-ervation Trust, ausbonsargent.org/calendar.

6 Colby-Sawyer College 179th Commence-ment, 10:30am. A celebration recognizing students and other individuals for academic excellence, outstanding contributions to society, and service to the college and community. Call 526-3000 or colby-sawyer.edu/commencement

7 Birding by Ear and Sight, 7:30-9am at The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens Gatehouse. Join Peter Newbern for an easy to moderate walk and learn some tricks to identify bird songs and calls by interpreting what it seems like they are sing-ing. Call 763-4789 x3 or visit www.thefells.org

11 Preparing to Open Your Garden, at The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, 1-2:30pm. Fells Nursery Manager Sue Ellen Weed-Parkes shares the steps and special tips for opening your garden. Requested donation $10. To register, call 763-4789 x3. www.thefells.org

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12-14 National Public Gardens Day, 10am-4pm. Join The Fells in a nation-wide celebration of public gardens. Admission is free to all. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, 763-4789 x3, www.thefells.org

13 Annual Heather Pruning, 9:30am-noon at The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens. Join the Northeast Heather Society and learn about hardy and beautiful heather as you tend The Fells Heather. 763-4789 x3, www.thefells.org

13 Young at Art, 1-4pm. The New London Historical Society, 179 Little Sunapee Rd. Open to all local students from kindergarteners to se-niors in high school. Awards ceremony 3:30pm. www.londonhistoricalsociety.org

18 Black Fly Golf Tournament A great net-working opportunity with the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce. Come as a single and join a team, or bring your own team of four. For more information call the Chamber at 526-6575, or visit www.LakeSunapeeRegionChamber.com.

19 FLASHBASH Photography Show. Open-ing Reception & Awards 5~7. Gallery open Noon-5, May 20 & 21, Popup Gallery at The Livery, Main St., Sunapee Harbor. Details & Entry Info: www.projectsunapee.org

20 Fly Fishing on the Common. 10am-3pm On New London Town Common. Free to the public. Hands-on introduction to fly fishing! To register visit elkinsfishandgame.net/elkins_fly.html

20 CFA Dancing with the Lake Sunapee Stars, held at the Sawyer Theater at Colby-Sawyer College. Beginning at 5:30pm with cocktails and silent auction, showtime at 7pm.www.CenterForTheArtsNH.org.

23 New London Garden Club Annual Plant Sale and Auction. Open to the Public. ww.newlondongardenclub.org

24 Window Boxes, Containers and Troughs, 10am-noon, at The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens. Fells Nursery Manager leads this hands-on workshop on how to design and create eye-popping container gardens. Members $40, nonmembers $45. To register, call 763-4789 x3. www.thefells.org.

26 Members and Friends Opening Reception, 5-7pm at The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens. Celebrate the opening of the 2017 season, see the new Gallery Exhibits and Art in Nature 2017 Sculpture exhibit. Complimentary wine bar and light hors d’oeuvres.

26 1960’s Film Series. Join the Library Arts Center for a series of films made during or in-spired by the Sixties. For shows and times visit www.libraryartscenter.org.

26 The History of 9-1-1, 6:30pm at the NH Telephone Museum, Warner.Wanda Bowers will share the history of 911, how it’s funded, how each call is handled and how mobile technology has changed the way people can reach out for help. www.nhtelephonemuseum.org.

27 Mount Sunapee Adventure Park OpensFeatures a 2 ½ hour Canopy Zip-Line Tour, an Aerial Challenge Course, a 18-Hole Champion-ship Disc Golf Course, an 18-Hole Miniature Golf Course, Airbag Jump/Climbing Walls, Beck Brook Mining Flume, Chairlift rides and Hiking trails. The Evolution Bike Park offers downhill mountain biking for all abilities plus bike rental. 763-3564, www.mountsunapee.com.

27 The Fells Main House Opens for the Season, 10am-4pm weekends and Monday Holiday through June 18. Discover what life was like on an early 20th century NH summer estate. 763-4789 x3. www.thefells.org.

27– Oct. 9 Art in Nature 2017: Outdoor Sculpture Some of the finest New England sculptors bring you a new contemporary exhibit of masterfully created sculptures set amid the beautiful gardens and landscape of The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens. www.thefells.org


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27-July 9 Gallery Exhibit: A Quiet Witness to History—Helen Nicolay. Helen Nicolay, noted historical author and respected artist, helped her father and Hay write their ten-volume Lincoln biography by taking dictation. Don’t miss this premier collection of Helen’s work. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens. www.thefells.org

27-July 9 Gallery Exhibit: The Beauty of New Hampshire, Capture the natural beauty and allure of New Hampshire’s countryside in this juried exhibit, featuring artists from the New Hampshire Art Association. The Fells His-toric Estate and Gardens. www.thefells.org

27-Oct 9 Building The Fells: History Exhibit Room In celebration of the 125th Anniversary of the Main House, we explore its evolution through historic photographs and the hand written notes of its builders and ar-chitects. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens. www.thefells.org

27– Oct. 9 Ecology Exhibit Connections: Plants, Animals & the Land. Explore the ecological relationships of nature, as you walk the trails and visit the gardens, engage with the hands-on ecology exhibits and enter your own observations in our Visitors’ Log. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

27 Wildflowers of The Fells, 10am-noon. A presentation on wildflower gardening, followed by a tour of the renowned gardens at The Fells. NEWFS and Fells members $21, nonmembers $25. Registration required, call 763-4789 x3 The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

29 13th Annual Black Fly Blitz. Serious runners, casual competitors and avid walkers enjoy this 3.1-mile, 5K scenic course. Pre-register on-line, by mail or on the day of the race. www.wilmotcommunityassociation.org or call 526-7934.

30 Out and About: Blooms, Buds and Bugs, 10-11am Join Lake Sunapee Protective Association’s education staff in this program for pre-school age children and their caregiv-ers as we get outside and enjoy spring’s best! The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

JUNE

1 Naturalist, John Hay’s Boyhood Sum-mers Spent at The Fells, 4-6 pm. Join Dave Anderson as he shares readings from John Hay’s works—The Immortal Wilderness, A Beginner’s Faith in Things Unseen and In The Company of Light. Members $10, nonmembers $15. Reg-istration required, call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

2 First Fridays! Theater Night! Join the Cast and Director of the New London Barn Playhouse for an Open Rehearsal and Recep-tion! The New London Barn Playhouse, New London. 5-7pm. FREE. www.CenterForTheArtsNH.org

4 Abraham Lincoln: Behind White House Doors - Memory, Politics, and Gilded Age Histories of the American Civil War, 4-5 pm. Presentation by Dr. Robert Bonner, His-tory Professor, Dartmouth College, will draw attention to the broad complex of histories, biographies, and reminiscences of the war years that appeared in the decades after Union victory. Free. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.


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7 Ausbon Sargent’s Birthday Party, 1-2:30pm, on the New London Common. To cel-ebrate the birthday of our namesake, Ausbon W. Sargent, and to commemorate our 30th anniver-sary. Join us for some entertainment and inspiring remarks as we enjoy the afternoon and honor the man who gifted this 3-acre property to the Town of New London. ausbonsargent.org/calendar.

8-11 New London Barn Playhouse: 60th An-nual Straw Hat Revue - a free event! An original musical revue introducing our 2017 Acting Intern Company. Tickets available May 27. For details call 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

9 26th Annual Plant Sale: Member Open-ing, 4-5pm. Members join us for light refresh-ments and early bird shopping. Buy quality, well established plants and shrubs. Unique garden art available. Members save 10% on all Fells plant purchases! At the Main House, The Fells Historic Estate and Garden, www.thefells.org.

10 26th Annual Plant Sale, 8:30am-noon. Buy quality, well-established plants and shrubs. Unique garden art available. Members save 10% on all Fells plant purchases! The Pebble Court at the Main House, The Fells Historic Estate and Garden, www.thefells.org.

10 Get Outside: Be Aware, Be Safe, 10:30am - Noon. Learn how to protect yourself from hazards like mosquitoes, ticks, wasps, bears, lightning, poison ivy, and also how to avoid get-ting lost in the woods. The Little Nature Museum, Warner. Preregistration required call 746-6121 or www.littlenaturemuseum.org

11 USDGC Doubles Qualifier Event Disc Golf qualifier, amateur doubles. $30 per team, players meet at 9am. Each player will receive a premium custom stamped USDGC disc from INNOVA. Top Am team will receive special trophy bag tags and will be eligible to register for the 2017 USDGC Doubles Main Event. www.mountsunapee.com

11 America’s Romance with the English Garden, 1-2pm. Join landscape artist and author of America’s Romance with the English Garden, Thomas Mickey, as he shares his knowledge of the establishment of English gardens in the US. Requested donation $10. Advance registration required, call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and Garden, www.thefells.org.

11 Abraham Lincoln: Behind White House Doors - The St. Albans Raid: Confederate Attack on Vermont, 4-5pm. Presentation by Michelle Sherburne, learn about the layers of es-pionage, covert motives and Confederate Secret Service connected to this raid. Free.The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

14-18 New London Barn Playhouse: Godspell, The Gospel according to St. Matthew unfolds on the Barn stage in a timeless musical celebration of friendship, compassion, tolerance, and love. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. matinee 2:00 pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

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hidden spring of water. John Hay once said, “this is where his father Clarence Hay had kept a tin cup ‘for the thirsty’ and whose waters C.L. Hay proclaimed to be ‘the finest in the State’.“ Mem-bers $10, nonmembers $15. Advance registration required, call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.


18 Abraham Lincoln: Behind White House Doors, 4-5pm. Dr. Hugh Dubrulle, Saint Anselm College will present Lincoln’s On the Job Training—Developing a Federal Strategy During the American Civil War. How and why historians differ over Lin-coln’s role in developing Federal strategy during the American Civil War. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

18 The Fells Main House Commences Summer Hours. Discover what life was like on an early 20th century New Hampshire summer estate. Take an historic guided tour of the 22-room Colonial Revival Main House, explore the renowned gardens and experience an easy hike along one of our scenic trails. www.thefells.org.

20 Little Loons in Feather Beds, 4-5:00pm. A magical time, lasting only for the first two weeks of a chick’s life. Kittie Wilson, recipient of the 2009 Spirit of the Loon Award from The Loon Preservation Committee, presents her extraordi-nary images of loons depicting the love and care provided by Mother and Father Loon, and the darling moments when little loons snuggle under the covers in that luxurious feather bed. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

20-25 New London Barn Playhouse: Godspell. The Gospel according to St. Matthew unfolds on the Barn stage in a timeless musical celebration of friendship, compassion, tolerance, and love. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. matinee 2:00pm, $30 (un-der 16, $20). 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

Enjoy Our Beautiful State Parks Mount Sunapee State Park and State Beach Route 103, Newbury, NH Enjoy hiking and picnicking at the park. The campground offers lean-to and platform sites. In the winter, alpine skiing is available at Mt. Sunapee Re-sort. Mt. Sunapee State Beach features picnic areas, boat launch, bathhouse with restrooms and snack bar.

Pillsbury State Park Route 31, Washington, NH Crossed by a network of hiking and mountain bike trails. Offering canoeing, warm-water fishing, picnicking, hiking, and mountain biking.

Rollins State Park Route 103, Warner, NH A 3.5 mile long scenic auto road rises from the park entrance through wood-lands to the parking and picnic areas where there are breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. A one-half mile trail to the summit of Mt.Kearsarge leaves from the picnic area.

Wadleigh State Park Route 114, Sutton, NH Offering a beach for swimming on beautiful Kezar Lake with a shaded picnic area. Amenities include a bath-house, picnic tables, and playing fields.

Winslow State Park Kearsarge Mountain Road, Wilmot, NH The picnic area is on an 1,820-foot plateau with outstanding views. A steep one-mile foot trail leads from the picnic area to the summit of Mt.Kearsarge. For more information on these state parks visit www.nhparks.state.nh.us.


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22 Veranda Concert with Nancy Tripp, 5-7pm. Enjoy Wonderful music and perfor-mances, hearty hors d’oeuvres, and wine bar. $35 per person. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

23 Theodore Roosevelt: Perspectives from the Home Front, 6:30pm at the Warner Town Hall. One man. One hour. One unforgettable show. Actor/Author/Educator Ted Zalewski brings to life one of America’s greatest presi-dents. www.nhtelephonemuseum.org.

24 Arts on the Green 6th Annual Summer Arts Show, 10am-4pm. This year will include Fine Antiques too! Town Green, Main Street, New London. www.CenterForTheArtsNH.org

24 Summer Wild Edibles (raindate, 6/25). Learn how to identify and safely prepare wild edible plants and learn the basics of safe and re-sponsible foraging. The Little Nature Museum, Warner. For more info call 746-6121 or visit www.littlenaturemuseum.org

24 18th Annual Sunapee Lions Club “Su-napee Wheels” Antique And Collectible Mo-tor Vehicles Show, 9am to 2:30pm at Mount Sunapee Resort. Up to 300 cars and motorcycles are expected. There is also a Rat Rod class and a special 50th anniversary class for vehicles from 1966. Free aerial sky ride with paid admission. $5 admission, 12 and under free. $15 pre-regis-tration must be paid by June 1, $20 day of. Food will be available. Rain date is Sunday, June 26. Contact Jim Currier, 381-2863, [email protected] or visit www.sunapeelions.com.

24 3rd Annual Strawberry Festival, 10am-3pm on the New London Town Green. Come celebrate the tasty Strawberry! Festival to include children’s entertainment, Fine Arts, vendors, hot food, and of course Strawberry Shortcake!

24 6th Annual Arts on the Green, 10am-4pm. A Fine Arts and Fine Crafts juried show on the New London Town Green This year’s show will also include Fine Antiques. www.CenterForTheArtsNH.org.

24 Strawberry Festival at NL Historical Society. Enjoy fresh hand-cranked ice cream, children’s scavenger hunt, and games. Visit with the alpacas, shop the Country Store, tour the village and attend the performance of the NL Barn Jr. Interns.www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org.

24 Boston Civic Symphony, 75–piece Or-chestra, Rossini, Mozart, Bizet, Hue, Brahms. At Colby-Sawyer College, New London, 7:30pm. Tickets: Adults $25; Students $5. 526-8234 or www.summermusicassociates.com.

25 A Celebration of Gardnes, 5-7pm. An elegant Garden Party to celebrate the opening of our 2017 Garden Tour—Glorious Gardens and Grounds of the Sunapee Region. Join us for heavenly hors d’oeuvres, beverages, and music in the beautiful gardens. $100pp. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

26 History Cruise Aboard The MV Sunapee II Join us for a late afternoon (5:30pm Sunapee Harbor) narrated tour of the northern end of Lake Sunapee, and learn some history about places along the way. Light refreshments provided, cash bar. For tickets visit www.sunapeehistoricalsociety.org

28-July 2 New London Barn Playhouse: The Secret Garden. A Tony Award-winning musical adaptation of the enchanting Victorian story of redemption, renewal, and the magic of the natural world. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36


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(under 16, $26); Wed. matinee 2:00pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

29 Sunset Hill Evening Hike: Returning to the Source of the Brook, 4-7pm. Join Forest Society Education Director, Dave Anderson, for a spectacular summer evening moderate to difficult two-plus mile off-trail hike to reach the source of Beech Brook, followed by a rugged bushwhack hike to reach the summit of Sunset Hill. M/$10, NM/ $15. Registration required, call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.


30-July 1 Garden Tour : Glorious Gardens and Grounds of the Sunapee Region, 10am-3pm. Tour three glorious gardens and luscious landscapes. Tickets and info at www.thefells.org.

July

1 The Coteries, 5-7pm, free concert on Flan-ders Stage in Sunapee Harbor This band has performed at major music festivals acoss the country. www.sunapeeharborriverway.com

1 New London Barn Playhouse Children’s Theater Series: Bookworms! Children discover the magical power of literature and the wonder of a good book in this charming musical revue. Presented by the Barn’s Junior

Intern Company. 11:00am and 2:00 pm. Adults and youth over 14, $14; children 2-14 pay their age (under 2 free). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

2 5th Annual Lake-A-Thon , 9am-3pm. There will be a Cardboard Boat Regatta, fishing instruction, raffles and wildlife exhibits. For full details, or to register for an activity, please visit: elkinsfishandgame.net/elkins_lakeathon.html

2 Independence Day Fireworks and Parade, Parade at noon into Sunapee Harbor and a grand fireworks display in Sunapee Harbor at dusk.

2 Fireman’s Day in Sunapee Harbor, fol-lowing the parade.

3 New London Barn Playhouse: New London Barn Intern Idols! The Barn’s extraordinary Acting Intern Company splits into two teams to perform competing original musical revues, with audiences voting for the winner. 5:00 and 7:30 pm. All tickets $25. For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

4 Fireworks from the Sunapee Yacht Club. Best viewed by boat.

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5-7 Kids in Nature: Painting with Water Colors (Ages 8-16), 9am-noon. Led by lcoal artist Debbie Campbell in this three-day work-shop aspiring artists will discover watercolor techniques and how to express their creativity while exploring color, composition and perspective. M/ $35, NM/ $50. Advance regis-tration required, call 763-4789 x3, www.thefells.org.

5-9 New London Barn Playhouse: The Secret Garden. A Tony Award-winning musi-cal adaptation of the enchanting Victorian story of redemption, renewal, and the magic of the natural world. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. and Fri. matinees 2:00pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

6 Summer Performances for Kids at the Library Arts Center, 10:30am. Family-friendly performances on the side lawn of the Library Arts Center. libraryartscenter.org.

6 Billy B. Van in Georges Mills. This noted vaudevillian owned several properties in Georges Mills, where he attempted to establish the “Hollywood of the East” during the early 1900s. Presented by Paul Rheingold & Becky Rylander. 7pm at the Sunapee Historical Society Museum, Sunapee Harbor. Free, open to all, refreshments after.

7 Center for The Arts First Friday, 6:30pm. Bandstand Concert with The Hopkinton Town Band at the New London Town Green. www.CenterForTheArtsNH.org.

8 Teddy Bear Picnic. Join the fun in Sunapee Harbor with your Teddy Bear, Blanket & Picnic. 11:30am -1:30pm. www.projectsunapee.org.

8 Rusted Chrome, 5-7pm, free concert on Flanders Stage iin Sunapee Harbor. A fun and energetic local band featuring rock and country hits! www.sunapeeharborriverway.com.

8 Newbury Old Home Day Free. Enjoy circus performers, concerts, dog acrobats, food

trucks, puppy kissing booth, stunt bike show, large craft show, climbing wall, art show and bounce houses. At night Draw the Line, the #1 Aerosmith tribute band along with fireworks.

8-9 Newbury Free Days, 10am-4pm. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens is proud to be part of Newbury’s historic heritage and extends an invitation to Newbury residents, town employees, civic volunteers, and their immedi-ate families to tour the gardens, trails, and Main House free throughout the weekend. www.thefells.org

9 Veranda Concert at The Fells. Opera North with Evans Haile and Opera North Performers, 5-7pm. Enjoy wonderful music and performances, hearty hors d’oeuvres, and wine bar. $35 per person. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

10-13 Kids in Nature: Photography Camp, 9am-noon. Budding young photographers (Ages 10-16) join instructor David Greenfield for a four-day workshop and learn the essentials of nature photography and composition. Members $50, nonmembers $75. Advance registration required, call 763-4789 x3.

10-14 Mount Sunapee Air Camp. A 5-day day-camp for mogul and park skiers ages 9-15 who want to hone their aerial maneuvers. Camp includes conditioning and fitness training, daily airbag session, lunch and swimming at the Suna-


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pee State Beach plus activities in the Adventure Park. Contact Camp Director Mike Lovell, [email protected] or Kyle Steinmetz, [email protected]. 763-3564.

12-16 New London Barn Playhouse: Souvenir. A majestically awful opera singer and her long-suffering accompanist take the stage in this hilarious and poignant play about the infamous Florence Foster Jenkins and the true meaning of music. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. and Fri. matinees 2:00pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

12-Oct. 9 Art Exhibit: A Place in Time In honor of the 125th Anniversary of The Fells Main House, a select group of prominent regional artists interprets the rich history of the Lake Sunapee Region through creative works of art. Fom historic buildings to places that reflect a bygone era—then and now. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

12-Oct. 9 Special Exhibit: Sunapee Then & Now: A Babe Sargent Retrospective John W. (Babe) Sargent, was as an artist, actor, pilot, historian, and business owner. His artwork captures a bit of history and tells the story of the people and places of days gone by. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens. www.thefells.org

13 “U.S. Policy Toward A Rising China”, James Steinberg (Former U.S. Deputy Secretary Of State). Part of Osher@Dartmouth Summer Lecture Series “Global Challenges Confronting The United States”. At Spaulding Auditorium, Dartmouth College, 9-11:30am. osher.dartmouth.edu/summer_series/.


13 Beacon Brass Quintet. Boston Quintet, a returning favorite, Dukas, Bach, Gabrielli, Grieg, Arnold, Debussy, Ellington. At First Baptist Church, New London, 7:30pm. Tickets:

Adults $25; Students $5. 526-8234 or www.summermusicassociates.com

14 Our Rockin’ 85th: The New London Barn Playhouse Annual Gala, 5:00-8:00pm. A fun-filled celebration of the Barn’s 85th Season as the state’s oldest continuously operating summer theater. Delicious food, great music, and fabulous entertainment, on the grounds of Colby-Sawyer College. For tickets call 526-6710 or visit www.nlbarn.org/gala. 15 LAC Flower Power Garden Tour. Features multiple local gardens in the area done with creative flair and artists and musicians create and play in the gardens.For tickets go to www.libraryartscenter.org.

15 6th Annual Lake Sunapee Sailing Day. Join us for a family friendly, fun “poker cruise” on Lake Sunapee. Sponsored by the Lake Suna-pee Crusing Fleet. All are welcome. More info at www.lscf.us or [email protected]

15 Entangled Strings, 5-7pm, free concert on Flanders Stage in Sunapee Harbor. They empha-sizes tight harmonies and melodic wanderings on a variety of stringed instruments while play-ing folk, country and Americana songs. www.sunapeeharborriverway.com

15 New London Barn Playhouse Children’s Theater Series: The Snow Queen. A young girl discovers that only love can thaw a frozen heart in this warm and wonderful fairy tale about a cold and wintry world. Presented by the Barn’s


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Junior Intern Company. 11:00am and 2:00pm. Adults and youth over 14, $14; children 2-14 pay their age (under 2 free). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

15-16 Artists Weekend at The Fells, 10am-3pm. Visitors are invited to observe artists inter-pret the landscape and watch as their paintings come to life and to discuss their individual tech-niques and learn what inspires them. Sunday at 3pm free reception and wet paint sale. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

19-23 New London Barn Playhouse: West Side Story. A pair of star-crossed lovers strug-gle to survive in a city disfigured by violence and hate. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. matinee 2:00pm, $30 (under 16, $20). 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

19-23 Art in Bloom Exhibit, 10am-4pm. Experience how talented New London Garden Club members and regional floral designers interpret the exhibit A Place in Time through in-novative floral designs. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.


20 Art in Bloom: Floral Arranging Demon-stration, 1:30-2:30pm. Come and watch profes-sional floral designer, Robert Jensen, interpret a painting or sculpture from the current exhibit. Learn how to select materials and containers and create style, shape and color. Visit website for more information, registration required, call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

20 “Cyber Warfare”, Chris Inglis (Former Deputy Director, National Security Agency). Part of Osher@Dartmouth Summer Lecture Series “Global Challenges Confronting The United States”. At Spaulding Auditorium, Dartmouth College, 9-11:30am. For more info osher.dartmouth.edu/summer_series/.


21 Art in Bloom: Using Your Camera Ef-fectively for Still Life Photography, 9-11am. Larry Harper of Portrait Design Photography shares tips used by the pros to get the best pictures. Registration required, call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

21 Art in Bloom: Still Life Floral Photog-raphy, 11:15am-12:30pm. Larry Harper of Portrait Design Photography shares tips used by the pros to get the best pictures. Registration required, call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

22 Kid Pinky and his Restless Knights, 5-7pm, free concert on Flanders Stage in Su-napee Harbor. A four-piece blues band that is a throwback to the future. Experience the hottest old-sounding, new sound in New England! www.sunapeeharborriverway.com

22 New London Barn Playhouse Chil-dren’s Theater Series: Romeo & Juliet. Presented by the Barn’s Junior Intern Company. 11:00am and 2:00pm. Free to the public at a TBA outdoor location. For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.


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22 Beatle-Mania. Hey Jude, Get your Ticket to Ride as we Come Together for A Hard Days Night of Dining & Dancing with Studio Two Beatles Tribute Band. nfo & Reservations: www.projectsunapee.org

24 Introduction to Ferns of The Fells, 10am-noon. Join Jane Williamson for a walk to identify ferns in the woods, along the roadsides and among the rocks of the Fells. Members free, nonmembers $8. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

24-28 Newbury Ecology Camp for Chil-dren, 9am-12:30pm. Children, ages 6-13, will enhance their love and respect for the natural world while learning wetland and watershed ecology with naturalists and scientists. Contact Travis Dezotell, [email protected], 763-4940 x210, or www.newburynh.org.

24 New London Barn Playhouse: New London Barn Intern Idols! The Barn’s Intern Company splits into two teams to perform competing original musical revues, to the theme The Piano Man with audiences voting for the winner. 5:00 and 7:30pm. All tickets $25. 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

25 Hike the Webb Forest, 2-4pm. Join Van and Tyler Webb and learn about their forestry management plan on the 370-acre Webb Forest Preserve on Harding Hill in Sunapee. Ausbon Sargent Land Preservation Trust, www.ausbonsargent.org/calendar.

25-30 New London Barn Playhouse: West Side Story. A pair of star-crossed lovers strug-gle to survive in a city disfigured by violence and hate. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. matinee 2:00pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

27 “Nuclear Proliferation & Global Ter-rorism”, William Perry (Former U.S. Secre-tary Of Defense). Part of Osher@Dartmouth Summer Lecture Series “Global Challenges Confronting The United States”. At Spaulding Auditorium, Dartmouth College, 9-11:30am. www.osher.dartmouth.edu/summer_series/.

27-28 Garden Tour–Glorious Gardens and Grounds of the Sunapee Region, 10am-3pm. Tour three glorious gardens and luscious land-scapes. Tickets and more information at www.thefells.org.


27 Walden Chamber Players – Violin, Viola, Cello, Flute, Harp. Debussy, Arnold, Saint-Saens, Jongen. At First Baptist Church, New London, 7:30pm. Tickets: Adults $25; Students $5. 526-8234 or www.summermusi-cassociates.com


27 Cracker Barrel Talk: Skin-Diving In Lake Sunapee. The LaPorte Family along with fellow skin-diving enthusiasts, will share their experiences and stories, including a visit to the steamboat Weetamoo which still rests in 90’ of water. 7pm at the Sunapee Historical Society Museum, Sunapee Harbor. Free, refreshments.

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dren’s Theater Series: Stuart Little. Never underestimate the little guy! Presented by the Barn’s Junior Intern Company. 11:00am and 2:00pm. Adults and youth over 14, $14; chil-dren 2-14 pay their age (under 2 free). For info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

28 On The Wing: Falconry Demonstration, 6:30pm at the NH Telephone Museum, Warner. Falconry has dropped out of favor in our in-creasingly technological society, there are those that still work with falcons and other birds of prey. www.nhtelephonemuseum.org.

29 Hanky Banister, 5-7pm, free concert on Flanders Stage in Sunapee Harbor. Featuring Bill Symonds this group of musicians brings rock and rhythm and blues to the Stage! www.sunapeeharborriverway.com.

30 Fairy House Festival and Tea Party, 1-4pm. This celebration connects children to the natural world and includes a reading by renowned Fairy House author Liza Gardner Walsh, a whimsical Tea Party, and building fairy habitats in Fairy Village. Members; adults $10, children $5: nonmembers; adults $20, children $10. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, call 763-4789 x3 or visit www.thefells.org.

August

1 Star Lake Farm Tour, 2:00-4:00 pm. Led by Forester, Jeffrey Snitkin of Bay State Forestry Ser-vice, tour on this spectacular 1612-acre property in Springfield. Ice cream and refreshments will be offered following the tour. Ausbon Sargent Land Preservation Trust, ausbonsargent.org/calendar

1-6 New London Barn Playhouse: West Side Story. A pair of star-crossed lovers struggle to survive in a city disfigured by violence and hate. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. matinee 2:00pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

3-6 93rd Annual Hospital Days. The Midway/

carnival begins on Thursday evening, along with a special “Meet the Chamber Night” on the Town Green. On Friday, enjoy the Midway again and “Band Night” on the Town Green. Saturday brings family fun activities, craft fair shopping, delicious food and the Hospital Days Parade. www.newlondonhospital.org/hospitaldays.

3 “Brexit/EU/U.S”, Julie Smith (former Act-ing National Security Advisor to Vice President Biden, currently Director at the Center For New American Security). Part of Osher@Dartmouth 2017 Summer Lecture Series “Global Challenges Confronting The United States” . At Spaulding Auditorium, Dartmouth College, 9-11:30am. For more info osher.dartmouth.edu/summer_series/.

3 Annual Meeting & Program. 6:30pm, Business Meeting, Program 7:00pm. NH Boat Mu-seum, presented by Lisa Sampson Lutts, Executive Director of the NH Boat Museum in Wolfeboro, NH. At the Sunapee Historical Society Museum, Sunapee Harbor. Free, refreshments after.

3 Dianalee Velie: Poetry and the Creative Spirit, 5:30-7:30pm. Join poet and author Dianalee Velie for a poetry reading followed by a discussion of her creative process and how living in NH has influenced her work. Light refresh-ments. Members free, nonmembers $5. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

4 Center for The Arts First Friday: Gallery Night!, 5-7pm. Art Exhibit Opening Receptions CFA Micro Galleries, Main Street, New London. www.CenterForTheArtsNH.org.

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Fair, 10am – 5pm daily. Come to the Fair to shop for one-of-a-kind craft, learn how it’s made, and create your own! 200 craft booths, 3 fine craft exhibitions, daily demonstrations and work-shops, tours, seminars, and roving performances. Also a fine art tent featuring NHAA. Info and dis-counted tickets at www.nhcrafts.org. 224-3375. Food and refreshments will be available.

5-13 Aerial Sky Ride, 10:00am - 4:30pm. Ride the Sunapee Express chair to Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit for a spectacular view. Weather permitting. Refreshments are available at the Beck Brook Deli and Frost Top 2 ice cream hut at the Adventure Park. www. mountsunapee.com.

5 Jim Hollis, 5-7pm, free concert on Flanders Stage in Sunapee Harbor. Jim brings a dynamic energy to the stage with his one-man energetic and personable pop/rock act with an emphasis on 60’s and 70’s music! www.sunapeeharborriverway.com.

6 The Best Bluegrass and Barbeque, 5-8pmBrothers House of Smoke provides authentic southern style barbeque and enjoy a pairing of ice cold brew from local breweries and the awe-some upbeat energized music of the best Blue Grass Bands in the region. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, tickets available at www.thefells.org.

7 Yoga With A View. Yoga Instructor Brianna Drenner will lead a 60-minute yoga class at Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit starting at 11:00am. $15 per person. Participants can either

hike to the summit or ride the Sunapee Express chair. Bring yourown yoga mat. Reservations requested, 763-3564. Check-in at the Adventure Park Welcome Center. www. mountsunapee.com.

9 Yoga With A View. Yoga Instructor Brianna Drenner will lead a 60-minute yoga class at Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit starting at 11:00am. $15 per person. Participants can either hike to the summit or ride the Sunapee Express chair. Bring yourown yoga mat. Reservations requested, 763-3564. Check-in at the Adventure Park Welcome Center. www. mountsunapee.com.

9-13 New London Barn Playhouse: All Shook Up. The ultimate jukebox musical bursts with the hip-swiveling melodies of the great Elvis Presley. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. matinee 2:00pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

10 “Russia/NATO/U.S”, Matthew Rojansky (Director of the Keenan Institute at the Woodrow Wilson Center). Part of Osher@Dartmouth Summer Lecture Series “Global Challenges Confronting The United States”. At Spaulding Auditorium, Dartmouth College, 9-11:30am. For more info osher.dartmouth.edu/summer_series/.

10 Altius String Quartet– Young All-Male Rising Sensation– Haydn, Dvorak, Mendelssohn. At First Baptist Church, New London, 7:30pm. Tickets: Adults $25; Students $5. 526-8234 or www.summermusicassociates.com

11 Yoga With A View. Yoga Instructor Brianna Drenner will lead a 60-minute yoga class at Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit starting at 11:00am. $15 per person. Participants can either hike to the summit or ride the Sunapee Express chair. Bring yourown yoga mat. Reservations requested, 763-3564. Check-in at the Adventure Park Welcome Center. www. mountsunapee.com.

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Reception, 5-7pm, Library Arts Center, Newport. A juried exhibit of regional artists. Exhibit runs august 12-September 29. www.libraryartscenter.org.

12 “Rock Bass” Fishing Derby. Come help rid the lake of this invasive fish. Fish anywhere on Lake Sunapee then weigh in your catch in the harbor at 11am. Prizes for all participants!

12 “Becoming a Woods Ninja,” (raindate, 8/13), 10am. Ninja were known for their ability to disappear and to move around without a sound. In this popular workshop, learn how to get close to an observe wildlife. The Little Nature Museum, Warner. 746-6121 or www.littlenaturemuseum.org

12 Click & Joanie Horning, 5-7pm, free con-cert on Flanders Stage in Sunapee Harbor. Enjoy the warm stage presence, sense of humor, and rich vocal quality of Click and Joanie Horning. www.sunapeeharborriverway.com.

13 Hay Day Family Festival at The Fells, 10am-3pm. A fun filled day for all ages with old- fashion games, craft demonstrations, children’s art projects, storytelling, face painting and much more. A delicious lunch from the grill and straw-berry shortcake will be for sale from 11am-2pm. Members free, nonmembers pay site admission. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, tickets available at www.thefells.org.

13 Love Your Lake Day and Antique Boat Parade, 10am - 2pm. Held at LSPA, includes crafts, activities and games for children, live aquatic plant specimens, scavenger hunt, loon ex-hibit, ice cream, popcorn, music, demonstrations, and lovingly restored antique boats on display and in the parade. www.lakesunapee.org.

13 “Regatta” History of Lake Sunapee Motor Boating, Sailing and Regatta Racing, 1892-1957”, an illustrated talk by Barbara Chalmers. Learn about the first Star, Sunapee One-Class sailboats, launches, watercars, the arrival of outboard motors, Chris-Craft, Ventnors and more that raced in the annual Lake Sunapee

Regatta Association. 7pm at the Sunapee Histori-cal Society Museum, Sunapee Harbor. Free.

14 New London Barn Playhouse: New London Barn Intern Idols! The Barn’s Intern Company splits into two teams to perform com-peting original musical revues, to the theme The Piano Man with audiences voting for the winner. 5:00 and 7:30pm. All tickets $25. For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

15 Hike the Blitzer Easement, 2:00-4:00 pm.In 1999, Dr. John Blitzer and his wife, Amy, donated a conservation easement on 149 acres of land on Rowe Mountain Road in Bradford. Hike led by Andy Deegan. Ausbon Sargent Land Pres-ervation Trust, www.ausbonsargent.org/calendar.

15-20 New London Barn Playhouse: All Shook Up The ultimate jukebox musical bursts with the hip-swiveling melodies of the great Elvis Presley. Tues.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. and Fri. matinees 2:00 pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.


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17 “Global Warming” , speaker TBA. Part of Osher@Dartmouth Summer Lecture Series “ Global Challenges Confronting The United States”. At Spaulding Auditorium, Dartmouth College, 9-11:30am. For more info osher.dartmouth.edu/summer_series/.

17 1960’s Film Series. Join the Library Arts Center for a series of films made during or inspired by the Sixties. For shows and times visit www.libraryartscenter.org

17 & 19 New London Barn Playhouse Children’s Theater Series: Seussical. A musical celebration of the weird and wonderful world of Dr. Seuss. Presented by the Barn’s Junior Intern Company. 11:00am and 2:00om. All tickets $14. For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.


19-20 Glorious Gardens and Grounds of the Sunapee Region Garden Tour , 10am-3pm. Tour three glorious gardens and luscious landscapes. Tickets and more information at www.thefells.org.

19 Tom Pirozzoli & Gerry Putnam, 5-7pm, free concert on Flanders Stage in Sunapee Harbor. Don’t miss Tom and Gerry together! Tom always draws a crowd, so come early and enjoy the show! www.sunapeeharborriverway.com.

20 Pete Merrigan, Special free Sunday concert from 1-3 pm on Flanders Stage in Sunapee Harbor.

Pete only plays a few New Hampshire shows so don’t miss out! www.sunapeeharborriverway.com.

23-27 New London Barn Playhouse: On Golden Pond. Love, family, and the passage of time intertwine in this Tony Award-winning New Hampshire story. Wed.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. matinee 2:00pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

24 “Beyond The Horizon: 21st Century Global Security and Risk”, Admiral James Stavritis (former NATO Supreme Commander Europe). Part of Osher@Dartmouth Summer Lecture Series “Global Challenges Confronting The United States”. At Spaulding Auditorium, Dartmouth College, 9-11:30am. For more info osher.dartmouth.edu/summer_series/.

25 From Where I Write: Letters from World War I, 6:30pm at Warner Twon Hall. Personal stories and war-time experiences are vividly brought to life during this poignant presentation. www.nhtelephonemuseum.org.

26 Apple Pie Crafts Fair, 9am-3pm on the Newport Town Green. l20+ regional craftspeople, live music, great food, apple pie contest & sale, and across the street: Richards Free Library is the Library Festival complete with an incredible book sale. www.libraryartscenter.org

26 Chris Brubeck’s Triple Play, 7 Jazz and Blues with Ukulele, Harmonica, Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Clarinet, Trombone, Piano, Vocals. Superb Musicians out to give you a good time! At Colby-Sawyer College, New London, 7:30pm. Tickets: Adults $25; Students $5. 526-8234 or www.summermusicassociates.com

26 Harmony Hotel, 5-7pm, free concert on Flanders Stage in Sunapee Harbor. They will entertain you with their blends of voices, instru-ments, and musical styles including original songs. www.sunapeeharborriverway.com

27 Veranda Concert with Nancy Tripp 5-7pm. Enjoy Wonderful music and performanc-


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es, hearty hors d’oeuvres, and wine bar. $35 per person. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

29-Sept. 3 New London Barn Playhouse: On Golden Pond.Love, family, and the passage of time intertwine in this Tony Award-winning New Hampshire story of the ties binding one American family together. Tues.-Sat. 7:30pm, Sun. 5:00pm, $36 (under 16, $26); Wed. mati-nee 2:00pm, $30 (under 16, $20). For more info: 526-6710 or www.nlbarn.org.

September

1 CFA First Fridays! Pops Concert!, 7-9pm.With The Kearsarge Community Band, Free.Location TBD. www.CenterForTheArtsNH.org

2 Yard Sale, 9am-1 pm at Eastman Commu-nity Association, South Cove Activity Center, 25 Road Round the Lake, Grantham, NH. Multi-household event.

2 The Shana Stack Band free Concert on Flanders Stage in Sunapee Harbor, 5-7pm. www.sunapeeharborriverway.com

2-Oct 9 The Fells Main House Commences Fall Hours. Open weekends and Monday Holi-days only, 10am-4pm. Take an historic guided tour of the Main House, explore the gardens and

experience an easy hike along one of our trails. Site admission applies. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.



22 Television: The Art & Ethics of Ma-nipulation, 6:30pm, NH Telephone Museum, Warner. John Gfroerer explores the power of television as a communication medium and examines the artistic techniques used to persuade, induce, and entice us. www.nhtelephonemuseum.org.

24-30 Take a Child Outside Week. In coop-eration with this international program created to help and encourage children discover the natural world, The Fells extends an invitation to “Bring a child, receive one free adult admission.” All children are free. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

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participating museums and cultural institutions across the country who provide free entry to anyone presenting a Museum Day Live! ticket. More information at www.smithsonianmag.com/museumday.

28 Putting your Garden to Bed, 1-3pm. Join Fells Nursery Manager Sue Ellen Weed-Parkes to learn how to divide perennials and put your gar-den to bed. Requested donation of $10. Registra-tion required, call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

October

1 Fungi Foray for Beginners, 1-4pm. Montshire Mushroom Club members, Maynard Wheeler and Jill Montgomery present an intro-duction to fungi followed by a foray amid the rich Fells woodlands and ending with an identification session. Members $5, nonmembers $10. Registra-tion required, call 763-4789 x3. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

4 Colby-Sawyer College’s Annual Career, Internship and Information Fair, 2-4pm. Visit with regional employers, grad schools, study abroad programming, or come check out CSC’s

programs of study. Open to the public. At the Hogan Sports Center. Email: [email protected] or call 526-3765.

6 -9 70th Warner Fall Follage Festival. Celebrate rural life and vibrant foliage at our free, family-oriented community festival in the village of Warner, NH. Includes open-air concerts, 2 parades, a 5-mile road race, kids’ fun run and dance party, oxen and woodsmen’s contests, fresh lobster and chicken BBQ, amusement rides, street performers, and a host of artisans, farmer’s mar-ket, and food vendors. www.wfff.org.

6 Center for The Arts First Friday: Northern Stage presents a preview of their 2017-2018 Season, 5-7pm at Whipple Hall, New Londonwww.CenterForTheArtsNH.org

7-8 9th Annual Fall Foliage Pig Roast & Barbecue. Outdoor pig roast and barbecue, aerial sky rides, games & activities with prizes, pump-kin carving, live music. Fun for the whole family. 763-3500 or www.mountsunapee.com. 7-11 Aerial Sky Ride, 10:00am - 4:30pm. Ride the Sunapee Express chair to Mount Sunapee’s 2,743’ summit for a spectacular view. Weather permitting. Refreshments are available at the Beck Brook Deli and Frost Top 2 ice cream hut at the Adventure Park. www. mountsunapee.com.

7-26 Soo Nipi Quilt Guild Biennial Qult Exhibit. Opening Reception Oct. 6, 5-7pm. For more info www.libraryartscenter.org

8 Fine Arts & Crafts Festival, 11am- 4pm. The Popup Gallery @ The Livery on Main St. in Sunapee Harbor. Info at www.projectsunapee.org.

8 Harvest Sunday. The Village comes to life with hands-on harvest activities including cider-making, corn-shucking, butter-churning, plus music, crafts and “olde tyme” kids games. The New London Historical Society, 179 Little Suna-pee Rd. www.newlondonhistoricalsociety.org


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17 Wildflowers of Turkey, 2:00-3:30pm. Pre-sented by Yasmine Konuralp. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.


27 Movie night! “Bells are ringing”, 6:30pm at the NH Telephone Museum, Warner. We’ll provide popcorn and drinks! www.nhtelephonemuseum.org.

28 7th Annual Haunted Harbor Halloween. 5-8pm. Sinister spirits will conjure up a magical, frightful night of treats & tricks for all ages in Sunapee Harbor. www.projectsunapee.org

31 2017 Halloween Trick or Treat, 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm. Rachel and Keith Seamans will decorate the Wilmot Community Association’s Red Barn for Halloween and offer candy, cookies, cider and other goodies to youngsters. Fun for all! www.wilmotcommunityassoc.com.

November

3 Christmas at The Fells Preview Gala, 5-7pm. Experience the Fells Main House trans-formed by professional interior designers, floral artists, decorators and talented volunteers. Enjoy holiday cheer and sumptuous appetizes. $100pp. Reservations required. The Fells Historic Estate and Gardens, www.thefells.org.

3 CFA First Fridays! Gallery Night! 5-7pm. Opening Receptions and Gallery Walk. See the new exhibits in the CFA Micro Galleries. PLUS The 5th Annual Regional Juried Art Show at the New London Inn! All on Main Street New Lon-don. Free. www.centerfortheartsnh.org

3 CFA First Fridays! Gallery Night! 5-7pm. Opening Receptions and Gallery Walk. See the new exhibits in the CFA Micro Galleries. PLUS The 5th Annual Regional Juried Art Show at the New London Inn! All on Main Street New Lon-don. Free. www.centerfortheartsnh.org

3 NH Open Doors Studio Tour, 5-7:30pm. Opening reception. As part of the NH Open Doors a variety of local artists will be exhibiting at Upton Chandler House Museum , Main Street, Warner.

4-5 NH Open Doors Studio Tour, 10am-4pm.. As part of the NH Open Doors a variety of local artists will be exhibiting and demonstrating at Upton Chandler House Museum , Main Street, Warner.

11- Gallery of Gifts: Exhibit & Sale of Handmade Crafts, Opening 100+ juried mak-ers from the region at the Library Arts Center Gallery, Newport.Free. Runs through Dec. 23. www.libraryartscenter.org

23 10th Annual Lake Sunapee Turkey trot 5K. Over 1,000 runners/walkers annually continue to make the Lake Sunapee Turkey trot a family tradition. www.sunapeeturkeytrot.com. Sunapee Recreation Dept, Scott Blewitt, 763-2212 or [email protected]


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December

1-23 Gallery of Gifts: Exhibit & Sale of Handmade Crafts, 100+ juried makers from the region at the Library Arts Center Gallery, Newport. Shop Local. Great Gift Ideas.Free. www.libraryartscenter.org

January 2018

TBA Wilmot Community Association’s (WCA) Snowman contest. Wilmot residents – don your creative cap and mittens, build a snowman or other critter. www.wilmotcommuni-tyassociation.org,

5 CFA First Fridays! 5-7pm. Free. Check web-site for details www.centerfortheartsnh.org

February

2 CFA First Fridays! Gallery Night! 5-7pm. Opening Receptions and Gallery Walk. See the new exhibits in the CFA Micro Galleries. All on Main Street New London. Free. www.centerforth-eartsnh.org.

March

2 CFA First Fridays! Music Night! 5-7pm.Summer Music Associates presents their new season! First Baptist Church, New London. Free. www.centerfortheartsnh.org.

31 20th Annual Slush Cup. It’s wet and wild! Join in the fun as participants try to ski and snow-board across a 90-foot man-made pond. Tons of prizes and entertainment! Come enjoy warm weather, soft snow, plenty of laughs, and live music! Same day registration. Weather permitting. www.mountsunapee.com.

April

7 29th Annual Intragalactic Cardboard Sled Race. The most intricate and professionally designed sleds you will ever see vie for bragging rights in one of Mount Sunapee’s premiere events. Join us for best racing west of Loudon! Plenty of prizes! Same day registration.Weather permitting. www.mountsunapee.com.

TBA Opening Reception “Peeps Party”: PEEPS Diorama Contest—the 7th Annual, 5-7pm. The Library Arts Center is pleased to host this light-hearted, creative contest using the iconic Easter Candies: PEEPS! For more information visit www.libraryartscenter.org.

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