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Saturday Morning Social Hour / "Puppy Playgroup"
11am-12pm weekly


Join us every Saturday morning with your dog or puppy for socialization and playtime.
Talk with other owners while your dog/puppy has a blast.
Our knowledgeable staff will be on hand to monitor the group and answer any questions you may have regarding behavior, training, housebreaking, nutrition, chewing, etc.

 

Saturday
May 15
Barnstormers Theatre,
Tamworth Village, NH
7:30 pm

Dana Cunningham &
Will Ackerman

Guitarist Will Ackerman, founder of Windham Hill Records, no longer owns the label that introduced the world to New Age music, but he still records and performs new work. He recently produced an album by local pianist Dana Cunningham.
Will and Dana are similarly spiritual people and this comes across to their listeners in their transcendent, soul-freeing music. They will be joined for this unforgettable concert by a long time collaborator of Will’s, guitarist David Cullen. A Grammy Award winning recording artist and producer joins with a luminous pianist for an intimate,memorable evening of music.

Sponsored by:
The Mad Planter, BEAM Construction Assoc.s, Co-Sponsors:Jake’s Seafood, Maxfield Real Estate, Bruce Robinson Company, Surroundings Art Galler
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Vietnam Veterans Moving Wall

May 22nd, Through May 26th, 2008

Constitution Park

Rte, 25 East, Center Ossipee, NH

"The Moving Wall" is a 250-foot long replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.

It will be open to the public 24 hours daily. Donations, participation, and assistance are welcomed. For more information call 603-539-7697 or E-mail

lazychef@roadrunner.com

 

Rochester Main Street Antiques Fair

| Sat 05/31/08 | 8:00am - 5:00pm | 603-330-3208
A Premiere Antiques & Collectibles Event to benefit Rochester Main Street. Area antique dealers will bring out their best in this open-air rain or shine event. Join us later in the day for a benefit antiques auction.
Union Street Municipal Lot
Off Union Street in Rochester, NH
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Lupine Festival
Lupine Festival, June 6 - 22   

The strikingly beautiful Franconia Notch area encompasses the communities of Sugar Hill, Franconia and Easton. We invite you to explore the "road less traveled" and discover our charming, quintessential New England villages. Shopping in tax-free New Hampshire is at its best in Franconia Notch with a number of appealing shops featuring antiques, handmade crafts and local delicacies. Old-fashioned courtesy and gracious hospitality thrives here, and our service providers are a delight to do business with. Restaurant experiences offer something for all tastes-from world-class gourmet cuisine to classic country fare.

5th Annual Doggie Ice Cream Social
Saturday, June 7th, 12-2
Join us with your dog for an exciting day out together. Sponsored by Yoghund Frozen Yogurt for Dogs and Wellness Pet Foods. All dogs will receive a free doggie frozen yogurt, free topping from our NEW Doggie Ice Cream Sundae Bar, a free nail trim, a free party bandana, and a free goody bag w/ treats from Wellness & more! What better way to socialize your dogs and hang out with other dog owners? It's fun for the whole family!

 

OX & ROCKS

Saturday, June 14, 2008 10:00am – 2:00pm 

The annual special event, Ox and Rocks, will take place at Remick Farm on Saturday, June 14, 2008, 10am- 2pm. Members of the Yankee Teamsters 4-H Working Steers Club will be competing for ribbons in Fitting & Showmanship, Cart & Obstacle Course and Stoneboat Hauling with their teams of steers and oxen.

Remick Museum staff will be on site to demonstrate historic and modern farming chores, such as haying with sickle and scythe. Remick Farm’s own oxen, Dash and Diamond will participate in stone wall building and repair and plowing fields. The Earline Wright Visitor's Center will be open to the public, where Museum Interpreter, Virginia Taylor, will prepare ox tail soup.

 While at Ox & Rocks, enjoy a leisurely walk on the  Joe Binsack Memorial Trail, a low- impact, 6/10 mile hiking trail offering spectacular views of Remick Farm and the Ossipee Mountains.  The Binsack Trail project is supported by funds from the sale of the Conservation License Plate (Moose Plate) under the New Hampshire State Conservation Committee.

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THE TEMPTATIONS REVIEW featuring DENNIS EDWARDS - July 12 - 8 PM

TemptationMr. Edwards was one of the lead singers of The Temptations. In 1989 he was inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. He has 14 Golden Albums and 5 Grammys.

 

FREE, Outdoor Concerts at the base
of the North Slope at Cranmore.
Outdoor concerts begin at 7:30 PM
An 'early concert' by area performers at 6 PM
Beverages and Food available

Thursday, July 17,
Thursday, July 31, &
Thursday, August 14


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7th Annual FOLK Festival - July 25 - July 27
 

One of the most popular events in New England, presenting our best line up ever including performers that will keep the audience talking for years to come.

Headliners include Pure Prairie League, with the huge hit "Amie", as well as The Waybacks, the beautiful voice and songwriting of Gretchen Peters,and back by popular demand is Anais Mitchell. Other favorites include Cheryl Wheeler,
Catie Curtis
, Sons of The Never Wrong (sons.com), Jonathan Edwards, and Emilia Dahlin,  who we feel is our own rising star. Local favorite Ash Fischbein will be with us as well as nationally acclaimed artist David Olney with Sergio Webb...and we're not done yet! More acts to come...

 
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On February 7th Gretchen Pe
ters was voted the 2007 Folk Artist of the Year by Folkwax readers.  

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The Capitol Steps - August 2 - 8 PM
Capitol Steps
Since 1981 Capitol Steps have recorded 27 albums and they've been featured on NBC, CBS, ABC, and PBS, and can be heard 4 times a year on National Public Radio stations nationwide during their "Politics Takes A Holiday" radio specials.

 

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The Celtic Tenors - August 8 - 8 PM

GretchenPetersMatthew Gilsenan, James Nelson and Daryl Simpson combine their unique voices, character and wit to provide a show overflowing with vitality and variety from start to finish. They have all had classical training, sung leading roles with top opera companies, performed in oratorio and concerts worldwide, and continue to show great flexibility in melding their voices to suit the appropriate Classical, folk, Irish and pop genres.

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Rita Coolidge - August 16 - 8 PM

Rita CoolidgeYou'll enjoy listening to an evening of the beautiful voice of Rita Coolidge singing ballads, blues or southern rock.                      
 


 

 

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Blind Boys of Alabama - August 29 - 8 PM

Blind Boys

Back by popular demand! This evening will surely put a lot of spirit into your step.

 

 

Experience the warmth and charm of an early 19th century Hearthside Dinner, where the meal is cooked entirely on the open hearth. The Remick staff, dressed in traditional 19th century attire, prepare a nourishing meal using historic recipes and ingredients preserved fresh from the harvest. The menu for each meal varies, and rest assured, the ingredients were raised on site at the Remick. Hearthside Dinners are usually a cozy gathering of eight people, and they are designed for adult audiences. Young people age 16 and up are welcome with an adult in attendance. Reserve your place at the table by calling our Museum Receptionist at (800) 686-6117 or (603) 323-7591, or e-mail reception@remickmuseum.org.

 Fee is $35.00 per person, and pre-registration is required.

 

A Hearthside Dinner menu is subject to change with each season; it will reflect our garden harvest yield and livestock processing program for 2007. The following are sample menus:

 

September 20, 2008

5-7pm

 

Biscuits with homemade jam & butter

Ham roasted in tin kitchen

Scalloped cabbage

Assortment of pickled vegetables

Molasses cake with blueberries and cream

Shrub, coffee, tea

 

October 18, 2008

5-7pm

 

Biscuits with homemade jam & butter

Ham roasted in tin kitchen

Baked acorn squash

Cold chow

Assortment of pickled vegetables

Gingerbread with whipped cream

Shrub, coffee, tea

 

December 20, 2008

5-7pm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Biscuits with homemade jam & butter

Roast pork

Succotash

Pickled beets

Sliced apple pudding and cream

Shrub, coffee, tea

 

September 13, 2008

Conway Scenic Railroad

"Dog Daze Express" – Conway Scenic Railroad

This is a special days where "Doggies" treat their masters to a train ride. We are running this event to coincide with Conway Humane Society's "Bark in the Park", in Schouler Park.

 

 

BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS

Saturday, October 4, 2008, 10am

A new special event at Remick Museum, Blessing of the Animals will take place on the grounds of Remick Farm on Saturday, October 4, 2008, at 10am. A multi-denominational team of MWV clergy will lead a ceremony to bless you and your pet(s). They will also bless the livestock on Remick Farm.

The participating clergy members are: the Reverend Tom Abugelis, Pastor, Chocorua Community Church, Chocorua, NH and the Tamworth Congregational Church Yoked Ministries, Tamworth, NH, the Reverend Mary Edes, Pastor, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Eastern Slopes, Tamworth, NH, the Reverend Nancy Eldridge Hess, PhD, Executive Director, Calumet Lutheran Ministries, Freedom, NH, and the  Reverend Donald F. Gauthier, Jr., Pastor, Our Lady of the Mountains Roman Catholic Community, Intervale, NH.

 his event will celebrate the gift of animals in our lives, while invoking the protection of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals, whose feast day is October 4th.

Howl-o-ween Party
Sunday, October 26th, 12-2 at Four Your Paws Only
 Join us with your pets in costume, for this extremely popular event! Our Annual Costume Contest starts at 12 noon! Don't miss the Howl-o-ween Party after the contests! Prizes awarded for the contests and treats for everyone!!!

 

 

 

 

 

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Always on Columbus Day Weekend

2008 dates - October 11, 12, 13

Located on Rt. 109 North

A Great Family Fair with something

for Everyone!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HISTORIC THANKSGIVING

 Saturday, November 15, 2008 1 – 4pm

Come enjoy some good food, a warm fire, country crafts, and a healthy dose of history at Historic Thanksgiving on Saturday, November 15, 2008, from 1-4pm. Our museum interpreters will prepare a traditional Thanksgiving meal on the open hearth using historic recipes.

The menu for Historic Thanksgiving includes roasted turkey, bread sauce stuffing-dressing, hearth bread and butter, boiled cider pie, Indian pudding, pumpkin stuffed with apples and cranberry sauce. In the English Barn, try your hand at making apple cider, and make a corn cob feather dart.

Are you raising your own turkey for Thanksgiving this year? Take the next step, and see a demonstration on how to properly "dress" a turkey- from slaughtering the bird, to plucking feathers, to cleaning and storing poultry. This activity will take place outdoors on the farm- only those interested in turkey processing will see the activity.

For more information on fees for this special Thanksgiving dinner and event, call the museum at (800) 686-6117 or (603)323-7591.

 

Pet Portraits
Sunday, November 9th, 10am-3pm at Four Your Paws Only
 Walk-Ins welcome, appointments preferred.

Sign up early, appointments go fast! Free 5x7 photos w/ $10.00 sitting fee.

Great holiday gift idea!

 

 

 

VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS

AT REMICK MUSEUM & CAPTAIN ENOCH REMICK HOUSE

 Sunday, December 7, 2008, 1 – 4PM

 Come enjoy chocolate treats, sugar cookies, country crafts, and a little history at the annual Victorian Christmas at the Remick Country Doctor Museum and Farm and the Captain Enoch Remick House on Sunday, December 7, 2008, from 1-4pm. Both houses will be beautifully decorated in Victorian style.

Sample chocolate treats, such as steamed chocolate pudding, black & gold marble cake, sweet vanilla hot chocolate, candied peel, chocolate nuts, and chocolate truffles. Taste the traditional holiday drink, Syllabub. In the Museum Visitor’s Center, try your hand at making country crafts, including corn husk angels, felted snowballs, and decorative gift tags. View exhibits on Christmas traditions, and see the living quarters of Dr. Edwin Crafts Remick, the country doctor who owned the property.

Take a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the Joe Binsack Trail, offering spectacular views of Remick Farm. (The sleigh rides will be converted to wagon rides if mild weather comes and melts the snow by Sunday.)

 The staff at the Captain Enoch Remick House will be baking sugar cookies; they will also have the Christmas drink, Wassail, and ginger snaps. See Victorian era decorations, which include an antique toy collection.

 While at Victorian Christmas, visit the newly expanded Remick Museum Shop stocked with American-made country gifts and toys, including Henderson Redware, earthenware pottery created from 19th century designs. Friends of Remick Museum- be sure to use your 10% discount at the Museum Shop!

 

Pet Photos w/ Santa Paws
Sunday, December7th, 12-3pm at Four Your Paws Only
 
$5.00 per photo includes free holiday gift for your pet! All proceeds go directly to

Conway Area Humane Society.

Refreshments will be available for pets and their owners.

 

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