Calendar of Events

Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampshire, is hosting Ford Motor Company's Driving Skills for Life program on July 22 and 23. On both days there will be two training sessions, one from 7:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and the second from 1 to 5:30 p.m. Come take part in the hands-on driving program that is taught by actual race car drivers, for free. Teens will learn skills that...

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Support your local farmer by shopping and buying locally. The Concord Farmers Market, located on Capitol Street next to the State House, is one of the oldest in the state. With about 50 vendors, there will be a terrific selection of bakery products, meat, eggs, dairy, fruit, vegetables, fish, honey, and maple products. Many of the vendors are certified organic. The market will also feature...

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Learn tips to help you avoid becoming a victim of fraud as well as steps to take if you suspect you or someone you know has been targeted.  We will review available resources as well as common schemes. This is a free class but registration is required.  Open to the public.

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Through his art and music, Albert Duvall Quigley enriched the town of Nelson, New Hampshire, and the Monadnock Region in countless ways. Born to a stonecutting family in rural Maine, he served in World War I and briefly studied painting in Paris. After returning to the U.S., he moved to Keene and later settled in Nelson Village, where he was an active member of the community until his death in...

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New Hampshire Art Association (NHAA) member, Liz Sibley Fletcher will showcase a selection of her stoneware clay sculptures during a one day pop-up gallery in Prescott Park on July 22, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The pieces are from her collection, "Strange Beasts," an expression of Fletcher's reaction to the last election.   The pop-up day takes place outdoors during the...

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New Hampshire Antique Co-op is pleased to present From Diners to Detectives: American Vintage & Antique Signs, a retrospective exhibit and sale of advertising signs from the 1800s to the present. Celebrating signage forms in America, this exhibit showcases a wide variety of materials employed by sign makers: hand-carved and gilded wood, hand-painted tin, printed broadsides, fabricated...

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At the market on July 22, Donna Miller of Petals in the Pines will discuss pollinators including the monarch butterfly. You'll learn about the life cycle of the monarch, their amazing migration, the reason for their decline and what we can do about it. Donna will also explain how monarchs are tagged for research and how to start your own milkweed patch and butterfly habitat. Don't...

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Take a break from tending your own garden and engage in some cultivating of the mind with this garden- and art-inspired program. Currently the only New Hampshire stop in the Cultural Landscape Foundation's Garden Dialogues program, this event will provide a tour of Bedrock Gardens and a discussion of the interplay of art and landscape in the lives of the gardens' owners, Jill Nooney and...

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On April 1, the Woodman Museum opened its doors for its 101st year. Tours are offered for three of our historic buildings. From our natural history section to our militaria to our themed exhibits, we have so much to offer. For those who are in the area and haven't visited, why not visit today? We are open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday to Sunday.

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The Woodman Museum's new gallery, The Port of Dover, is now open to the public in celebration of Dover's historic industrial waterfront. The Thom Hindle Gallery is free to the public with rotating exhibits throughout the summer. The current exhibit features a multimedia collection detailing the earliest settlers through today's re-development plans for the town's waterfront....

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