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On Saturday, August 15th from 10am to 2pm, The Wright Museum in Wolfeboro will host the Third Annual “Cruise into the Wright” antique auto and motorcycle show/cruise-in featuring origi-nal antique and classic motorcycles and cars. The Cruise-in will be limited to the first 100 vehicles registered. Register online below, or download the form. Autos and motor-cycles must be at least 25 years old and be in authentic condition. Hot rods and customized ve-hicles are not allowed, Cruise-in participants will receive free admission to the Wright Museum!

The standard price of Museum admission will enable our general visi-tors to tour the Wright and enjoy all these re-markable automobiles! In addition, the convenient walking path adjacent to our grounds makes it easy to visit downtown Wolfe-

Third AnnuAl Cruise inTo The WrighT - Saturday, August 15th 10am to 2pm

boro for a great variety of shopping and dining op-portunities!!

Parking will be limited at the museum during this event, please use the town parking lots. We are a short walk from down-town Wolfeboro via the Bridge Falls Path along Back Bay. Click here to view Wolfeboro Trolley Company’s map which shows the parking areas.

See you on August 15th - a great day to enjoy the museum, the cars, some great food and music! There will be a 50/50 raffle taking place, with the winner being drawn at 1:30 p.m.

The Wright Museum of World War II is located at 77 Center Stree in Wolfe-bror.

To find out more you can call them at 603-569-1212 or visit them on the web at www.wrightmu-seum.org.

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Have you had a tasty craft beer lately? Want to try some of the best of New England’s craft beers? Come to the Beveridge Craft Beer Festival on August 15th from Noon to 4pm at the Nick Recreation Park in Wolfeboro. Lisa Beveridge, owner of the Beveridge Craft Beer and Soap Co. at 51 N. Main Street in Wolfe-boro, is bringing together 26 breweries from through-out New England.

The Mangroves will be providing the music for the event. If you haven’t heard this local band yet, it’s a 4-piece jam band with a funky groove. Bring a lawn chair and relax while en-joying the beer and music.

There will be plenty of tasty food to try with the beer. The Mill Street Meat Market will be on hand with delicious sliders. The Northeast Pie Company food truck will be there.

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This Rochester-based food truck offers tasty savory and sweet pies from their popular meatball parm pie to their seasonal blueberry pie, there’s something for everyone. But save some room on your plate. Spider Web Gardens will be there with fresh corn on the cob. The After Burn Hot Sauce and Beef Jerky Company will also be there with all sorts of sauces to sample.

Save room for dessert. The folks from Chris’ Wick-ed Ice Cream will be there with…you guessed it…beer ice cream. They partnered with Kelsen Brewing based in Derry, NH. Don’t miss their Paradigm Brown Ale with Caramel and Brownie. Kelsen’s flagship brown ale with a little chocolate and caramel to bring out the hoppy flavor of this Beer Advocate favorite. They also have their Draken Robust Porter Ice Cream

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Did you leave the dog behind? Bring your pooch a treat from Gunther’s Goodies – dog treats made with spent grains from breweries.

Make it a day and enjoy the fun games and ac-tivities. There will be beer pong, corn hole, whiffle ball, and, of course, Fris-bee.

Want a work out before the event? Michelle Clarke from Full Moon Paddle-board is offering a Pre-Beer Fest Paddle Tour at 10am from Albee Beach in Wolfe-boro. Contact Michelle at 603-731-8276 for more information or to register. Full Moon Paddle will also be on hand during the Beer Fest with their Tiki Toss Game.

T h e B e v -e r i d g e C r a f t B e e r Fest will bene- f i t Camp Sunshine in Casco, ME. The mission of Camp Sunshine is to provide re-spite, support, joy, and hope to children with life-threatening illnesses and their immediate families. The year-round program is free of charge to all families, and includes 24-hour onsite medical and psychosocial support. Although based in ME, families come from around the world to spend time at Camp Sunshine. “Growing up vacationing in Point Sebago, we were close to Camp Sunshine,” ex-

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On Wednesday, August 12th at 7pm, the Lake Winnipesaukee Museum is hosting a presentation, “Lady of the Lake-the Lost Financial Records”, Fea-turing David Warren.

A complete set of fi-nancial records from the 1880’s for the Lady of the Lake steamboat was recently discovered in a Wolfeboro attic. Beauti-fully penned by her clerk, Herbert Rogers, they doc-ument the activities of the boat and crew during a most fascinating period in our history. Coupled with a diary recorded by Her-bert’s mother Sarah, that describes his activities on the boat at that time, we have a rare glimpse at ordinary life here in the lakes region in the 1880’s.

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More in August…OUTDOOR WALKS

Friday, August 14 & 2810 a.m. Included w/admission

SMALL FARMERS CLUB A farm-fun hour for children ages 2–6: Meet a

farm animal & enjoy a related learning activity. Monthly.

10–11 a.m. $5/childNext: Friday, August 28.Featured animal... Horses!

No pre-registration required

COLOR FROM PLANTS: FIBER DYEING WORKSHOPLearn the colorful art of �ber dyeing using whole plants.

Outdoor class. See/use plants from our Dye Garden. Call/see

website for more info. Saturday, August 29 10 a.m.–3:30 p.m. $50

Ages 16 (with parent) & above Pre-register by Monday, Aug. 24

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TAMWORTH VILLAGE, NH

Preserving the pastto educate the future, through year-round

exhibits, activities, events, classes & workshops!

Visit our website/ call for details!

Explore the history of two country doctors, their community, homestead & farm.

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TAMWORTH VILLAGE, NH

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With more than a doz-en 4,000-foot peaks sur-rounding Waterville Val-ley, New Hampshire con-testants are being asked to climb five of them in a single weekend in a fun hiking challenge. This is Waterville Valley’s 5 Summit Challenge, a 20,000-foot total that is almost the height of the highest point in the U.S., Alaska’s Mount Denali.

The event, nicknamed “The Denali Challenge” will be held August 14-16 at the resort in the midd le o f the Whi te Mountain National For-est.

Wate rv i l l e Va l l e y ’ s proximity to some of New England’s highest peaks makes it a great location. Participants in the 5 Summit Challenge will hike (or attempt to hike) five peaks. There

will be a choice of 13 mountains to climb and the five peaks chosen must equal 20,000’ or higher.

This year the peaks are:

Tecumseh - 4,003’Welch - 2,605’Dickey - 2,734’Snow’s - 2,800’North Peak Tripyramid

- 4,180’Middle Peak Tripyra-

mid - 4,140’South Peak Tripyra-

mid - 4,100’Mt. Osceola - 4,340’Mt . Osceo la East -

4,156’The Scaur - 2,200’G o o d r i c h R o c k -

2,200’Noon Peak - 2,976’J e n n i n g s P e a k -

3,460’Those who conquer

five will be proclaimed “Alive After Five.”

The weekend will in-clude intense hiking for some, but will also offer easier hikes for families and entertainment.

There is no fee to be part of the event. On Sunday after the hikes there will be a barbecue at Legends. There is a $10 charge, which can be paid in advance or at the door.

To sign up or to get more information call 800-Go Valley or go to www.waterville.com.

Waterville Valley, New Hampshire’s family re-sort, was designed and planned as a self-con-ta ined, four-seasons destination in the White Mountain National For-

WATerville vAlley offers unique ChAllenge: ClimB five mounTAins in A single Weekend

Mount Osceola - 4.340’ Jeannings Peak - 3,460’ Tecumseh - 4.003’

est. Today, in addition to world-class ski area, Waterville Valley Resort has award-winning ten-nis courts, golf, hiking, biking, lodging, cultur-al activities and sum-mer theater, an indoor ice rink, boating and a

skate park. Dining op-tions include both tra-ditional favorites and elegant eater ies. For more information, call 800-468-2553 or visit www.visitwatervilleval-ley.com.

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The Governor Went-worth Arts Council an-nounces its 6th annual day of Plein Aire painting. The Co-Chairmen, Deb-bie Hopkins and Madelyn Albee, want to call atten-tion to the public and in-terested artists, that this event is being moved to Wednesday, August 19, with a rain date of Thurs-day, August 20 in down-town Wolfeboro. For the past 5 years it was held in September. Artists from across NewEngland are invited to check out the town’s many picturesque locations, set up their easels and enjoy a day of painting on location. Visi-

A dAy of plein Aire pAinTing in WolfeBoro

tors can watch works of art being created and pur-chase pieces either during the day or at the close of the event from 2-3, when an hour of refreshments and music in the Com-munity Bandstand will be enjoyed.

Activities for children are also planned during the day. There will be watercolor kits, paper and brushes available for a donation and the well-re-membered “Mouse Lady” will be turning thumb prints into a mouse por-trait, also for a fee.

Interested artists are encouraged to learn more details and register by going to wolfeboroarts.org, or contacting Deb-bie Hopkins (603)569-4994 or Madelyn Albee (603)569-1701. Artists pay $15.00 to partici-pate and they keep 60% of the proceeds from the sale of their work. Any unsold paintings remain the property of the artist. Money raised from the event funds educational activities sponsored by the Governor Wentworth Arts Council, including grants to school and libraries in five local communities.


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Auction items include: Leather couch - Green Mountain Furniture; antiques, collectibles, furniture, plus more items to be added.

Raffles of Major Prizes include: SkyVentureNH.com-indoor skydiving, FishPipeNH.com-rides, and SurfsUpNH.com - indoor surfing, custom made quilt, massages, play tickets and many others.

Entertainment:Moose Mountain Jazz Band, Friday 3:30-6:30 pm

N.E. Country Boys, 26th year, Friday 7-10 pm

78th HOSPITAL AID

Friday, August 7th

Saturday, August 8th

10am to 10pm

MAIN STREET AT BREWSTER FIELD • WOLFEBORO, NH

Tents include: white elephants, sports, books, collectibles, clothing, women’s boutique, teen clothing, men’s fine clothing, linens, fabrics, furniture, costumes, garden & gifts, jewelry,

children’s toys, art, home & holidays and great food.

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Saturdays9am - Noon

June 27 thru Sept 26

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All Cochecho Arts Festival events are free and open to the public. For more information, visit www.CochechoArtsFestival.org or call the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce at (603) 742-2218.

Wednesday, August 5th, 2015 – 3:30 PM – Dover Chamber (550 Central Ave)

Nice n NaughtyNice & Naughty consists

of Peg Chafee and Cheryl Sager, both Seacoast NH residents. Simply put, Nice & Naughty is con-temporary folk music per-formed by a duo of women, with standup bass, guitars, pennywhistle, and exqui-site vocal harmonies. From serious to silly, poignant to irreverent, they promise to always be fun.

Wednesday, August 5th, 2015 – 6 PM – Rotary Arts Pavilion

By RequestThe band Rizing Tide

originated in 2007 in Wells, Maine. Over the years the band has successfully es-tablished itself as one of southern Maine’s best rock cover bands. Made up of talented musicians with many decades of band ex-perience between them, the band prides itself on being able to draw from a vast catalog of upbeat, groove-oriented music that ranges from Motown to Adele. As consummate entertainers who always keep audiences in mind, the band regularly mixes up their set lists to make every show its own unique presentation.

Friday, August 7th, 2015 – 6:00 PM – Rotary Arts Pavilion

Mother Superior and the Sliding Royales with Harsh Armadillo

A soul band that says they don’t just provide mu-sic but rather an entire experience. They mix a bit of classic and metro that brings people to a different time. Taylor O’Donnel the band’s head artist is backed by extremely talented mu-sicians. The group wants

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more than to entertain you but also to awaken your soul through music.

Saturday, August 8 and 9 – 4:30pm – Lower Henry Law Park

Shakespeare on the Co-checho

The Tempest presented by theatre.unmasked

The Cochecho Arts Fes-tival’s Shakespeare on the Cochecho is back for its second year. One of Shake-speare’s final comedies, The Tempest, will be per-formed in Lower Henry Law Park this summer, thanks to the return of theatre.unmasked. All performances of Shake-speare on the Cochecho, The Tempest, are free to the public, and performed in the open air. Patrons are encouraged to bring hats, blankets, low lawn chairs and picnics to enjoy throughout the event.

Saturday, August 8, 2015 – 10:30 AM – Great-er Dover Chamber of Commerce

Guided Walking Tours of Historic Dover

This week’s tour is a downtown tour led by Ollie LaChance

Tours will depart from the Chamber of Commerce (550 Central Avenue) and will travel downtown with attendees learning about Dover’s three rivers, ship building, farming, mill manufacturing, historic ar-chitecture and much more. Let’s not forget, Dover is

New Hampshire’s oldest continually settled city, so there is a lot of history! Tours are $5 per person, $15 for a family and last approximately 90 minutes. A water bottle and sneak-ers are recommended.

For more information on the Historic Walking Tours call (603) 742-2218 or visit www.dovernh.org/historic-tours.


The Winnipesaukee BelleBoards at the Wolfeboro Town Docks

Join us for a Scenic Tour of Lake WinnipesaukeeSummer Cruise Schedule

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Monday - Friday Scenic Cruises ~ 10:30 am & 1:30 pm

Saturday Scenic Cruises ~ 10:30 am

Sunday Scenic Cruises ~ 12:00 pm

Scenic Cruise Prices$16 - $8 - Children under 12

$12 - Seniors (55+) General Club Members Group Rate for Groups of 30 or more (advanced purchase required)

Available for private cruises - a unique and fun way to celebrate!

Thirsty ThursdaysLive Music & Cocktail Cruise Every Thursday in July & August ~ $20

6:30 pm to 8:30 pm (21 and up please)

Sunday Sunset Cruises 6:30 pm-8:30 pm

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Rochester Main Street present the Factory Court Brown Bag Concert Series at Factory Court on North Main Street and Central Square in Rochester. The Factory Court Brown Bag concerts are held from 11:45am until 1:30pm.

Rochester Main Street volunteers are pleased to announce that local mu-sician, singer and song-writer Pat O’Brien will be the featured performer at a special Monday, August 10 Factory Court Brown Bag Concert in celebra-tion of Rochester Arts & Culture Week. Concert goers are asked to “bring a chair and buy or bring a

lunch” to enjoy a musical performance.

Pat O’Brien grew up playing and singing tra-ditional Irish music, and was also strongly influ-enced by the American Folk Music movement in the 60’s. Her original music is a blend of both. As a singer/songwriter, she was a founding mem-ber of the women’s folk group “Labrys” releasing two CD’s of original mu-sic and performing with them until 2004. She performed and released two additional CD’s with the Irish band An Banna Ceoil. Pat began traveling through Ireland several

years ago, blending her heritage with her new ex-periences into a solo CD. Of late, she has performed with Bradigan, and con-tinues solo performances of songs and stories. Re-cent performances include the Seacoast Irish Festi-val, the Irish Gala at the Rochester Opera House, the Effingham Summer Concert Series, Willow-brook Village in Newfield Maine, and solo events of songs and stories at the Goodwin Library in Farmington. Pat is also a former Rochester Poet Laureate and hosts the monthly Writer’s Nights at Mel Flanagan’s Irish Pub & Café.

The Factory Court Brown Bag Concerts are held weekly through August 28. In case of inclement weather the concerts will be cancelled.

Free parking nearby is available at the North Main , Union and Con-gress street Parking lots.

For more information please contact the Roch-ester Main Street office by calling 603-330-3208 or email [email protected].

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Bag Concerts in Rochester

Singer/Songwri ter Pat O’Brien performs a special brown bag concert on Monday, August 10th from 11:45am to 1:30pm.

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New Hampshire has a mandatory boating education law. Everyone 16 years of age and older who operates a motorboat over 25 horsepower on New Hampshire waters must have a boating education certificate. The New Hampshire boater education course covers a range of topics from safety instructions to boat handling to reading the weather and prepares you for a variety of situations you could find yourself in while on the water.

To view the Boating Education Class Schedule visit our website at www.boatingeducation.nh.gov or

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New England's Largest Showroom & Workshop for hand-crafted braided rugs.Also featuring an extensive collection of

hand made Antique Braided & Hooked Rugs.

462 Main Street, Tilton, 2 miles west of I-93, exit 20Open Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat 9-4

New England's Largest Showroom & Workshop for hand-crafted braided rugs.Also featuring an extensive collection of

hand made Antique Braided & Hooked Rugs.

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WinnipesAukee sCeniC rAilroAd And m/s mounT WAshingTon Cruise ship pArTner WiTh TAnger ouTleTsLINCOLN - Two of

New Hampshire’s mos t popu la r Lakes Region at-t ract ions, the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad and the M/S Mount Washing-ton Cruise Ship, are working with t h e 5 6 - s t o r e Tanger Out let Center in Tilton, NH to offer an af-fordable family activity and help reduce the cost of back-to-school shopping at the same time.

Starting Mon-d a y , A u g u s t 24th and avail-able through Friday, Au-gust 28th, anyone who purchases tickets for the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad’s popular Rail & Sail excursion through their station in Meredith will receive a Gift Card voucher worth $10.00 as well as a valuable Coupon Booklet for the Tanger Outlet Center in Tilton.

Referred to by many as the “Ultimate tour of Lake Winnipesaukee”, the Rail & Sail excursion harkens back to the late 1800’s when the Boston & Maine Railroad built and owned the original paddle steamer Mount Washing-ton. The railroad brought adventurous tourists from New York and Boston north by train to enjoy New Hampshire’s largest lake during the summer months. By the late 19th century, it was quite com-mon for the Mount Wash-ington to transport well over 60,000 passengers in a single season.

Today, the Rail & Sail excursion consists of a 2-hour train ride along the western shore of the lake aboard the Winnipesau-kee Scenic Railroad, a 2 ½ hour lake cruise aboard the M/S Mt. Washington Cruise Ship and time to enjoy the shops and ar-cades at Weirs Beach. The 6-hour adventure departs Meredith station located

at 154 Main Street in Meredith, NH at 10:30am and returns at 4:30pm daily. The cost of the Rail & Sail package is $39.95 for adults and $29.95 for children 5-12, while ages 4 and under ride free.

“Working closely with the M/S Mount Washing-ton Cruise Ship and the Tanger Outlet Center in Tilton, we felt this package would be a unique oppor-tunity for the three busi-nesses to work together in providing a memorable activity for families dur-ing the final days of sum-mer, as well as help them reduce the cost of their back-to-school shopping”, stated Paul Giblin, Direc-tor of Marketing & Busi-ness Development for the Hobo & Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroads. “With each family purchase of a Rail & Sail package at the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad, families receive a Tanger Outlet Gift Card voucher worth $10.00 and a valuable coupon booklet worth additional savings while supplies last”.

The Tanger Outlet Cen-ter is located just off exit 20 on I-93 at 120 Laconia Road in Tilton, NH. For more information regard-ing the Tanger Outlet Cen-ter in Tilton, NH, call (603) 286-7880 or visit them online at www.tangerout-lets.com/tilton.

The M/S Mount Wash-

ington Cruise Ship is lo-cated on the waterfront at 211 Lakeside Avenue in Weirs Beach, NH. For additional informa-tion including departure times and fares, call (603) 366-5531 or visit www.cruisenh.com.

The Winnipesaukee Sce-nic Railroad is located at 154 Main Street in Mer-edith, NH. For additional information on the Rail, Sail & Shop excursions

taking place August 27-29, 2015 or other special events taking place at either the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad in Mer-

edith and Weirs Beach, NH or the Hobo Railroad in Lincoln, NH, call (603) 745-2135 or visit www.HoboRR.com.

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