March Events and Happenings around Lake Winnipesaukee, Squam Lake and the Lakes Region NH

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StartTime	Name	Location	Description
3/1/2008 7:00:00 AM	Ice Fish Contest	Weirs Beach	NH-Vacations.com Ice Fishing Contest January 25-March 31, 2008 www.nh-vacations.com We've teamed up with the Paugus Bay Sports Shop to reward the fisherman who catches the biggest (longest) fish any legal game species, caught in Lake Winnipesaukee, during the 2008 Ice Fishing Season. Rules - Must be a lodging guest at Lazy E Motor Inn, Bear Tree Lodge or Lakeside Get-a-Way between Jan 25th and March 31st - Fish must be measured and digitally photograghed by the Lazy E Office personnel, to be posted on-line at NH.VACATIONS.com/IceFishingContest.htm - All winners must be 18 years or older. Minor contestants may enter under parent's name. - Please consider purchasing supplies at AJ Bait and Tackle or Paugus Bay Sports Shop. PRIZES: Each weekend at Sunday Noon, a $15 Gift Certificate $15 Gift Certificate from AJ Bait and Tackle AJ Bait and Tackle or Paugus Bay Sports Shop Paugus Bay Sports Shop will be awarded, based on results for that week. On March 31st at Noon the GRAND PRIZE will be awarded to the overall biggest fish caught during the entire contest. GRAND PRIZE = Free Weekend at any of our facilties (up to a maximum value of $320, not valid for special events or holidays)
3/1/2008 8:00:00 AM	Family - DJ Brian Sparhawk	Pinkham Notch	Miller Lite and Leinenkugels with DJ Brian Sparhawk 3/1/2008 Wildcat Mountain Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch, between Jackson and Gorham, NH 1-888-SKI-WILD www.skiwildcat.com Tastes great...Less filling Miller Lite and Leinenkugels (sounds real German) get all apres' crazy and stuff with DJ Brian Sparhawk and his name has 'hawk' in it, so you know he'll be spinning some cool jams.
3/1/2008 9:00:00 AM	Family - Guided Snowshoe Hike	Lakes Region	Guided Snowshoe Day Hike 12/15/2007 - 3/29/3008, 9am-4pm Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays Outdoor ESCAPES New Hampshire, LLC Meet guide at the trail-head (603) 528-0136 www.outdoorescapesnewhampshire.com Explore New Hampshire's forests all winter on our guided group nature hikes on easy to moderate terrain. Walking on different trails for each date, you'll learn about the natural and cultural history of each area and experience all kinds of weather. Includes: pack list, directions to meet guide, lunch, hiking/survival tips, snowshoes/ice grippers if needed, nature/history talks, wildlife viewing & photo opportunities. Prices per person - Tuesdays: Lakes Region $45. Thursdays: White Mountains $55. Saturdays: White Mountains $65. Please pre-register by 7 days prior. Call for registration and directions.
3/1/2008 4:30:00 PM	Bingo	Weirs Beach	LWHS Bingo Nights Saturdays, Jan 5 - Dec 27, 2008, 4:30pm-9:15pm Funspot Bingo Hall 503 Endicott St., No. (Rte. 3) Weirs Beach, NH 603-366-5950 www.LakeWinnipesaukeeMuseum.org Join the Lake Winnipesaukee Historical Society at the Funspot Bingo Hall every Saturday to raise money for this nonprofit organization. Early bird session begins at 4:30pm with doors opening at 3:00pm. $10 9-card packages available. Regular sessions begin at 6:45 with $20 18-card packages and $16 12-card packages. Winner take all strips extra. Catering by Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant. Alcoholic beverages served by the D.A. Long Tavern. Non-smoking facility.
3/1/2008 6:00:00 PM	Family - Live Animal Program	Lincoln	Live Animal Program March 1, 2008, 6-7pm Lincoln Village shops Main Street, Lincoln 603-745-9300 www.lincolnvillageshops.com Creatures of the Night - You don't have to stay up late to get a closer look at elusive nocturnal creatures. Learn about their specific adaptations and what makes them well suited for night life. Free admission. Presented by the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center.
3/3/2008 8:00:00 AM	Family - Wildcat 100K	Pinkham Notch	5th Annual Wildcat 100K Day for Make-A-Wish 3/3/2008 Wildcat Mountain Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch, between Jackson and Gorham, NH 1-888-SKI-WILD www.skiwildcat.com Can you ski & ride 100K in a single day? Wildcat is the place for it, with a 6 minute chair lift ride to 2,112 vertical feet. Raise money for Make-a-Wish Foundation while you're making laps and feel the burn. Visit the link below for information. http://www.skiwildcat.com/100Kday.html
3/4/2008 8:00:00 AM	Industry - ServSafe Class	Danbury	ServSafe Class Tuesday, March 4, 2008, 8-4pm Inn at Danbury Route 104, Danbury NH Need to take a class or retest? $135.00 Members / $195.00 Non Members. Retesting: $50.00 / with book $80.00. To register email cphillips@nhlra.com by February 26, 2008. Don’t feel like traveling to a class, consider hosting. As a host, you will receive a free spot in the class for every 10 registrants.
3/6/2008 6:00:00 PM	Workshop - Shaker Cooking School	Canterbury	Shaker Table School of Cookery - Secrets of the Shaker Table Revealed Thursday, March 6, 6-8pm The Shaker Table 288 Shaker Road, Canterbury, NH (603) 568-1127 http://theshakertable.com/school.htm That's right! Our menu becomes an open book after you learn the tips to making our famous Smokehouse Ham Croquettes, Chicken Pot Pie and even Chef Adam's Flourless Chocolate Cake. Registration fee is $65 per class. All classes must be pre paid. Snow days will be rescheduled. If you cannot attend a class and give 24 hour notice, your tuition automatically gets turned into a gift certificate for the restaurant. Registration fee includes recipe packets, approximately two hours of demonstrations and, of course, tastings. Cash bar reception with the chefs to follow.
3/7/2008 9:00:00 AM	Writing and Yoga Retreat	Lakes Region	Words in Play Writing and Yoga Retreat March 7-9, 2008 Bluewater Farm 22 Camp Marlyn Lane, Andover (603) 724-3609 www.wordsinplay.net Come stretch your imagination and your body with a weekend of creative writing, gentle yoga and guided meditation in the serene lakeside setting of Bluewater Farm in Andover, NH. Between the writing and yoga, you will have time to relax, enjoy a massage, hike, and gather with fellow writers in an environment that fosters creativity. Healthy meals prepared by a professional chef and dormitory accommodations are included in the cost of the program. $225/per person; $200 for past Words in Play workshop participants.
3/8/2008 9:00:00 AM	WildQuest Family Camp	Weirs Beach	WildQuest Family Camp March 8, 2008, call for time & theme Prescott Farm Audubon Center 928 White Oaks Rd, Weirs Beach/Laconia (603) 366-5695 www.nhaudubon.org Here is another chance for the entire family to "get out!" and go to camp together! Have fun outdoors while learning cool stuff about nature. Families will engage in seasonal activities such as tracking animals in the snow, making maple syrup, building shelters for survival, and probing the various habitats at the farm, all guided by an Audubon naturalist. Pre-registration is required, call 366-5695 or email EObelenus@NHAudubon.org. A small fee will be charged: $7 for the public, $5 for Audubon members, with a discount going to family groups ($24 for the public and $18 for Audubon members) and for the entire series.
3/8/2008 9:00:00 AM	Sport - Sled Dog Races	Effingham	Sled Dog Races March 8-9, 9am-4pm King Pine Ski Area 1251 Eaton Rd. East Madison, NH 03849 www.purityspring.com/sleddogclassic.php Admission to the two-day event is free. Witness the beginning of a new tradition at Purity Spring Resort as it plays host to the 1st annual "Purity Spring Sled Dog Race Classic". This ISDRA sanctioned event is presented by the New England Sled Dog Club, Inc.,which introduced the sport of sled dog racing to New Hampshire in 1924. The public is invited to attend. Purity Spring's groomed Nordic ski trail system will set the race course for the dogs and mushers, who will start and finish on Purity Lake, across from the King Pine Ski Area. For more information, contact Dan Houde at 800-373-3754 x215
3/8/2008 9:00:00 AM	Maple Sugar Madness	Weirs Beach	Maple Sugar Madness Saturdays, March 8-29, 2008 Prescott Farm Audubon Center 928 White Oaks Rd, Weirs Beach/Laconia (603) 366-5695 www.nhaudubon.org From tapping a tree to tasting our delicious maple syrup, you'll have a hands-on part in the complete Old Time sugaring process. Follow our Sugar Trail to our woodland sugar house, and discover the history of sugaring, Native American legends, and the science and magic of turning tree sap into tasty maple products. This program is suitable for families, as well as friends of all ages. Space is limited so reserve your space now! Cost: $10 for the public, $8 for NH Audubon members; family discount - $30 public/$24 members. Special group rates are available - call for details, 366-5695 or email EObelenus@NHAudubon.org
3/8/2008 9:00:00 AM	Workshop - Shaker Oval Boxes	Canterbury	Workshop: No. 1 and No. 2 Shaker Oval Boxes March 8, 2008, 9am-1pm Canterbury Shaker Village 288 Shaker Road, Canterbury (603) 783-9077 ext. 281 www.shakers.org Instructor: Barbara Beeler / Fee: $75, $67.50 members, plus $10 materials fee Begin your own heirloom stack of Shaker oval boxes! Visit the Village’s archives to learn about the history of versatile Shaker oval boxes (AKA “Shaker Tupperware”), then join master oval box maker Barbara Beeler to learn to carve, bend and assemble two small cherry Shaker oval boxes. Classes for increasingly larger boxes will be offered throughout the year. No woodworking experience necessary. (Snow date March 16)
3/8/2008 9:00:00 AM	2-Day Guided Nature Backpacking Tour	Lakes Region	2-Day Guided Nature Backpacking Tour March 8-9, 2008, 9am-4pm Additional Dates: May 17-18, July 12-13, Oct 18-19, Nov 15-16, Dec 20-21. Location varies - directions given upon registration 528-0136 www.outdoorescapesnewhampshire.com Grab your camera and come see the views and maybe a moose. This tour will focus on what's wild in New Hampshire. Nature lovers will get to know local wildlife, geology, and history of the particular area chosen by your guide, in the White Mountains or Great North Woods. A different location each date. You can find animal tracks and signs, identify plants, see waterfalls, hear or spot birds and other wildlife, and experience all kinds of weather. Includes pack list, directions to meet guide, 4 meals, talks and tips, snowshoes/ice grippers if needed, camping gear, possible wildlife viewing and photo opportunities. "Women Only" on May 17-18. The price for 2 days of guided hiking with a nature/history focus and 1 night remote camping is $200 per person. Please call for availability, location, and reservations. Custom adventures and vacation packages are also available.
3/8/2008 1:00:00 PM	Workshop - Branches, Bark and Buds	Canterbury	Branches, Bark and Buds, Oh My! March 8, 2008, 1pm-3pm Canterbury Shaker Village 288 Shaker Road, Canterbury (603) 783-9077 ext. 281 www.shakers.org Instructor: Ruth Smith / Fee: $20, $18 members Back by popular demand! Plants without leaves may at first all look the same, but identifying trees and shrubs using branches, bark and buds can be fun and relatively easy to learn. This is a useful skill for anyone interested in tapping sugar maples, pruning fruit trees and shrubs or just knowing more about plants in their yard or neighborhood. Participants will receive skills, knowledge and resource material that they can immediately use at home. A visit to Elder Henry Blinn’s arboretum will provide an understanding of how the Shakers valued and used plants for various building materials, medicines and food. Refreshments (tea, coffee, cookies) will be served upon return from the walk. Please wear sturdy shoes or boots and dress appropriately for the weather.
3/8/2008 1:00:00 PM	Family - DJ Cooper Fox	Pinkham Notch	Budweiser & DJ Cooper Fox 3/8/2008, 1:00pm-4:00pm Wildcat Mountain Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch, between Jackson and Gorham, NH 1-888-SKI-WILD www.skiwildcat.com The pure vertical fun doesn't stop at the slopes of Wildcat Mountain...it keeps right on going in the pub with Budweiser and DJ Cooper Fox...become part of the legend.
3/9/2008 1:00:00 PM	Family - Bill Cameron	Pinkham Notch	Bill Cameron's Acoustic Afternoon 3/9/2008, 1:00pm-4:00pm Wildcat Mountain Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch, between Jackson and Gorham, NH 1-888-SKI-WILD www.skiwildcat.com Join Wildcat Mountain for apres' good times and acoustic rockin' fun with Bill Cameron. His energetic guitar skills and eclectic mix of tunes will keep you going on into the night as you sit back, relax and enjoy a refreshing cold beer after a long day skiing or riding.
3/11/2008 7:30:00 AM	Industry - New Hampshire: 2018	Manchester	New Hampshire: 2018 March 11, 7:30am-10:15am Radisson Hotel at the Center of NH Manchester (603) 626-6354 www.businessnhmagazine.com Businesses in NH have never faced as many challenges. Join us as we explore solutions to health care, workforce issues, affordable housing, legislation and more! Your perspective on the next decade will never be the same. Speakers include Peter Francese, demographics and consumer markets expert; Ross Gittell and James R Carter Professor, Whittemore School of Business and Economics, University of New Hampshire; Katie Merrow, Executive Director, NH Women's Policy Institute; Steve Norton, Executive Director, NH Center for Public Policies Studies. Tickets are $35 - 7:30am breakfast; 8-10:15am Program.
3/14/2008 6:30:00 PM	Nightlife - Bucky Lewis Comedy	Sanbornton	Bucky Lewis Comedy Show and Buffet March 14-15, 6:30pm buffet / 8:30pm Show Steele Hill Resorts 516 Steele Hill Rd, Sanbornton www.steelehillresorts.com St. Patricks Weekend with Bucky Lewis Adult Comedy Show each night featuring a St Patrick's day buffet with corn beef and cabbage and all the Irish fixings. The funniest show in the Northeast. Must be 21 years of age to attend. $30.00 per person for dinner and Show. Reservations Required.
3/15/2008 9:00:00 AM	Maple Sugar Madness	Weirs Beach	Maple Sugar Madness Saturdays, March 8-29, 2008 Prescott Farm Audubon Center 928 White Oaks Rd, Weirs Beach/Laconia (603) 366-5695 www.nhaudubon.org From tapping a tree to tasting our delicious maple syrup, you'll have a hands-on part in the complete Old Time sugaring process. Follow our Sugar Trail to our woodland sugar house, and discover the history of sugaring, Native American legends, and the science and magic of turning tree sap into tasty maple products. This program is suitable for families, as well as friends of all ages. Space is limited so reserve your space now! Cost: $10 for the public, $8 for NH Audubon members; family discount - $30 public/$24 members. Special group rates are available - call for details, 366-5695 or email EObelenus@NHAudubon.org
3/15/2008 10:00:00 AM	Family - Wise About Turtles	Holderness	WISE ABOUT TURTLES Saturday, March 15, 10:00-11:30 a.m. Squam Lakes Natural Science Center Route 113, Holderness (603) 968-7194 www.nhnature.org Ages 5+. Why do turtles disappear in winter? Join the staff of the Science Center for a fun, active learning experience through outdoor activities, crafts, story-telling, a wild snack, and a meeting with live turtles. The secret lives of turtles in cold weather will be revealed! Cost: $7/member; $9/non-member
3/15/2008 12:00:00 PM	Workshop - Shaker Rock Walk	Canterbury	The Great Shaker Rock Walk March 15, 2008, 12pm-3pm Canterbury Shaker Village 288 Shaker Road, Canterbury (603) 783-9077 ext. 281 www.shakers.org Instructor: Sarah Dunham / Fee: $20, $18 members Join us before the leaves come out for a walk to explore the fascinating stonework in Shaker Village’s “back forty” remnants of the Shakers’ prosperous lives in the nineteenth century. We’ll visit mill foundations, dams, rock walls, box culverts, “Pleasant Grove” (the Shakers’ outdoor dance grounds), the amazing “Long Ditch” waterworks project and artistic rock piles likely built by quirky Shaker brother Peter Ayer. Refreshments (tea, coffee, cookies) will be served upon return from the walk. Please wear sturdy shoes or boots and dress appropriately for the weather. The walk is about two miles. (Snow date March 22)
3/15/2008 12:00:00 PM	Family - Funspot Triathlon	Weirs Beach	Funspot Indoor Triathlon March 15, noon Funspot Route 3, Weirs Beach (603) 366-4377 www.FunspotNH.com The athletic event for the rest of us! No heavy training required. Teams of 4 compete on bowling, golf and games. A fun day with all proceeds benefiting animal care at the NH Humane Society, www.NHHumane.org.
3/15/2008 1:00:00 PM	Family - Cardboard Box Derby	Plymouth	Cardboard Box Derby Saturday, March 15, 1pm-4pm 151 Tenney Mtn Rd Plymouth, NH 603-536-4100 www.tenneymtn.com Back for another season, this long-running classic will fill the hill with the craziest recycling you've ever seen! Crafts made of only cardboard, tape, and paint will compete for fastest times, best crash, and best overall craft. Participants may sign up in the base lodge from 9-12. There is no entry fee, but donations will be accepted to support CHAD.
3/15/2008 7:30:00 PM	Nightlife - Orchestra Concert	Meredith	Lakes Region Symphony Orchestra Concert Saturday, March 15, 2008, 7:30 Inter-Lakes Community Auditorium Inter-Lakes High School Route 25, Meredith (603) 279-3324 www.lrso.org The Lakes Region Symphony Orchestra invites you to our next concert featuring oboist Kenda Corcoran, who will perform the “Concerto in C Minor” by Benedetto Marcello. We also highlight trumpeter Christopher Hoefs, a senior at Inter-Lakes High School. Under the direction of Conductor Benjamin Greene, the concert will include a number of familiar favorites, such as a montage from Leonard Bernstein’s “West Side Story,” Franz Suppe’s “Light Cavalry Overture,” Johann Strauss’ “Tales from the Vienna Woods,” and Gabriel Faure’s “Pavanne.” The concert will close with a centennial tribute to America’s great Pops composer Leroy Anderson, with selections including “Fiddle Faddle,” “The Typewriter,” “Syncopated Clock”, and yes, “Sleigh Ride”. Tickets for these individual concerts are priced at $12 for adults and $6 for students 17 and under.
3/16/2008 9:00:00 AM	Family - Guided Snowshoe Hike	Lakes Region	Guided Snowshoe Day Hike 12/15/2007 - 3/29/3008, 9am-4pm Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays Outdoor ESCAPES New Hampshire, LLC Meet guide at the trail-head (603) 528-0136 www.outdoorescapesnewhampshire.com Explore New Hampshire's forests all winter on our guided group nature hikes on easy to moderate terrain. Walking on different trails for each date, you'll learn about the natural and cultural history of each area and experience all kinds of weather. Includes: pack list, directions to meet guide, lunch, hiking/survival tips, snowshoes/ice grippers if needed, nature/history talks, wildlife viewing & photo opportunities. Prices per person - Tuesdays: Lakes Region $45. Thursdays: White Mountains $55. Saturdays: White Mountains $65. Please pre-register by 7 days prior. Call for registration and directions.
3/16/2008 5:30:00 PM	Nightlife - B'Gosh and B'Gory	Ctr Sandwich	B'Gosh and b'gory Sunday, March 16th, 5:30pm Corner House Inn Route 109, Center Sandwich, NH (603) 284-6219 www.cornerhouseinn.com The Corner House brings out the Irish in everyone with an evening of food, music and fun from the Emerald Isle. The popular Hastings Brothers will be returning, strumming and singing some of the best foot-stompin' Irish tunes this side of County Cork! Brian and his older brother, Gerald Patrick, are second generation Irishmen who grew up playing Irish ballads and songs from their ancestral home. Irish music in these two lads runs deep. The price is $29.95 per person, plus tax & gratuity. Reservations.
3/17/2008 9:00:00 AM	Family - Luck of Lift O'pia	Pinkham Notch	Luck of Lift O'pia $29 Ticket St. Patty's Day, March 17, 9am Wildcat Mountain Rt 16 Pinkham Notch, between Jackson and Gorham, NH 603-466-3326 www.skiwildcat.com Celebrate St. Patrick's on the slopes of the Cat. Anything can and will happen. Irish you'd come and join ush. No need for a leprechaun, log on to Lift O'pia www.liftopia.com to purchase a $29 lift ticket and save some green!
3/17/2008 12:00:00 PM	Family - St Patty's Day Party	Gilford	St. Patty's Day Party! Monday, March 17 Patrick's Pub and Eatery Routes 11 and 11B, Gilford (603) 293-0841 www.patrickspub.com All Day Irish Buffet. Paul Warnick gets Irish with his Pot O Gold Irish Duo 5pm -7pm. Special Guests plus DJ and Irish Karaoke with Bob Wilson 7-Midnight.
3/20/2008 6:00:00 PM	Workshop - Shaker Cooking School	Canterbury	Shaker Table School of Cookery - From Garden to Table Thursday, March 20, 6-8pm The Shaker Table 288 Shaker Road, Canterbury, NH (603) 568-1127 http://theshakertable.com/school.htm Nurtured with love and care, the Shaker vegetable gardens are justifiably famous for producing bumper crops of delicious heirloom varieties. While you may not grow your own heirloom vegetables, any fresh produce can be raised to dizzying heights of flavor using the techniques that you will learn in this class. Registration fee is $65 per class. All classes must be pre paid. Snow days will be rescheduled. If you cannot attend a class and give 24 hour notice, your tuition automatically gets turned into a gift certificate for the restaurant. Registration fee includes recipe packets, approximately two hours of demonstrations and, of course, tastings. Cash bar reception with the chefs to follow.
3/20/2008 7:00:00 PM	Lecture - Treasures of the Wright Museum	Seacoast	Wright Museum Off-site Lecture and Display Thursday, March 20, 7:00 p.m. Sanford-Springvale (Me.) Historical Society www.wrightmuseum.org Treasures of the Wright Museum, Mark Foynes, Director The collections of the Wright Museum offer the most comprehensive material record in New Hampshire of the U.S. involvement in WWII. A special display of artifacts will illustrate this enjoyable and nostalgic exploration of the experiences of America's Greatest Generation. Civic organizations, veterans' groups, and local historical societies may contact the museum at (603) 569-1212 to have this program presented at an upcoming meeting.
3/21/2008 6:30:00 PM	MARDI GRAS BY THE LAKE	Meredith
3/22/2008 8:00:00 AM	Family - Slush Pond Skimming	Pinkham Notch	Slush Pond Skimming Contest and Reggae Party March 22, 2008 Wildcat Mountain Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch between Jackson and Gorham, NH 1-888-SKI-WILD www.skiwildcat.com Enjoy the legendary spring skiing at the Wildcat, but don't forget your rash guard or wetsuit. A combination of gravity, speed, and finesse will carry you across the pond now will you skim, or will you SWIM? Try it switch, son.
3/22/2008 9:00:00 AM	Maple Sugar Madness	Weirs Beach	Sugar House Open House Saturday, March 22, 2008 Prescott Farm Audubon Center 928 White Oaks Rd, Weirs Beach/Laconia (603) 366-5695 www.nhaudubon.org Spend the day celebrating the end of the sugar season at Prescott Farm Audubon Center, when we will focus on making maple products. Participate in the following activities throughout the day: Tour the sugar house and sugar bush; create maple treats such as leather aprons and maple candies; Make your own spile (spout) at the Heritage Craft Station; Enter the raffle for a jug of fresh syrup! All ages are welcome. An adult must accompany children under 7. Cost: $8 M/$10 NM per person; $24 M/$30 NM per family.
3/22/2008 11:00:00 AM	Family - Reggae Fest	Pinkham Notch	WCYY Reggae Fest March 22, 11am-5pm Wildcat Mountain Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch between Jackson and Gorham, NH 1-888-SKI-WILD www.skiwildcat.com Jeeeaaahh mon, WCYY, Portland's rock alternative, are burning up the mountain from 11am - 2pm and then looting up the bar for 2:30pm - 5pm. Rastafar...CYY!
3/22/2008 1:00:00 PM	Family - Easter Egg Hunt	Lincoln	Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, March 22, 2008, 1-3pm Lincoln Village Shops Main Street, Lincoln 603-745-9300 www.lincolnvillageshops.com A fun-filled egg hunt for ages 10 and under as well as face painting, festive games and Easter crafts for children of all ages. Come and meet the Easter Bunny!
3/22/2008 7:30:00 PM	Nightlife - Red Molly	Tamworth	Red Molly March 22nd, 2008, 7:30pm Arts Tamworth at the Barnstormers Theatre Tamworth NH (603) 323-8104 www.barnstormerstheatre.org Powerhouse female folk trio
3/23/2008 8:30:00 AM	Family - Easter Egg Hunt	Pinkham Notch	Easter Sunday - Easter Egg Hunt March 23, 2008, 8:30am-4pm Wildcat Mountain Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch between Jackson and Gorham, NH 1-888-SKI-WILD www.skiwildcat.com Easter Egg Hunt begins at lift opening, 8:30am, BBQ on the deck!
3/23/2008 8:30:00 AM	Family - Easter at Gunstock	Gilford	Easter at Gunstock March 23, 2008, 8:30am Gunstock Mountain Resort Route 11B, Gilford (800) GUNSTOCK www.gunstock.com A full day of easter egg hunts, costume parade, and specials. Come enjoy a great easter brunch as well. Parade 1-2pm with prizes afterwards; 3-4pm S'mores off the deck of the main lodge. Keep checking the web for more details and information.
3/23/2008 9:00:00 AM	Family - Easter Sunday Brunch/Dinner	Sanbornton	Easter Sunday Brunch and Dinner Sunday, March 23, 9am-1pm; 3pm-5pm Steele Hill Resorts 516 Steele Hill Rd, Sanbornton www.steelehillresorts.com Elegant Gourmet Buffet with Chef attended Omelette and carving station. Adults $15.95 and children $9.95. Easter Sunday Dinner from 3pm to 5PM featuring Carved roast Turkey, Ham, and roast Beef plus much more and a full salad bar and Dessert Table. Adults $21.95 and Children $11.95. Reservations Required.
3/23/2008 10:00:00 AM	Easter Sunday Brunch	Tilton	Easter Sunday Brunch Sunday, March 23, 10am-3pm Olive Branch Restaurant & Tavern at the 1875 Inn 255 Main Street Tilton, NH (603) 286-7774 Over 50 items to choose from. Reservations recommended.
3/23/2008 11:30:00 AM	Free Easter Meal for Kids	Laconia	Free Meal for Kids on Easter Sunday, March 23, 2008, 11:30am-7pm T-Bones and Cactus Jack's 1182 Union Ave Laconia NH 03246 (603) 528-7800 www.t-bones.com T-BONES and Cactus Jack's are offering all kids 12 and under a FREE meal on Easter Sunday. Children must be accompanied by at least one adult. Offer is valid on Kid's menu items only. Please call ahead.
3/23/2008 1:00:00 PM	Family - Bill Cameron	Pinkham Notch	Bill Cameron's Acoustic Afternoon March 23, 2008, 1-4pm Wildcat Mountain Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch between Jackson and Gorham, NH 1-888-SKI-WILD www.skiwildcat.com Join Wildcat Mountain for apres' good times and acoustic rockin' fun with Bill Cameron. His energetic guitar skills and eclectic mix of tunes will keep you going on into the night as you sit back, relax and enjoy a refreshing cold beer after a long day skiing or riding.
3/25/2008 12:00:00 PM	Industry - Lean and Green Awards	Manchester	Lean and Green Awards 2008 Luncheon March 25, 2008, noon-2pm Radisson Hotel, Center of NH Manchester (603) 626-6354 www.businessnhmagazine.com Learn about NH’s most innovative and environmentally-friendly businesses. And take home green practices that you can adopt right away! Join Business NH Magazine at its inaugural Lean and Green Awards luncheon. We will honor seven New Hampshire companies that have demonstrated how sustainable business practices improve the bottom line. Tickets are $45 and include luncheon plus free admission to "That Green Thing," a Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce green symposium, 2-6pm.
3/29/2008 8:30:00 AM	Family - Easter at Wildcat	Pinkham Notch	Easter at Wildcat Sunday, March 29, 8:30am Wildcat Mountain Rt 16 Pinkham Notch, between Jackson and Gorham, NH 603-466-3326 www.skiwildcat.com Easter Egg Hunt when lifts open at 8:30am and also an afternoon Barbecue. Sunday afternoon lift tickets at Wildcat are ONLY $20.
3/29/2008 9:00:00 AM	Family - NH Maple Weekend	Lakes Region	New Hampshire Maple Weekend March 29-30th New Hampshire (603) 225-3757 www.nhmapleproducers.com 50 sugarhouses around the state will be open and welcoming visitors. Learn how this ancient tradition is carried on today by touring a maple orchard and a sugarhouse. Enjoy the sweet smells of maple syrup being made and savor the finished product! Some sugarhouses are also offering pancake breakfasts, sugar on snow, musical entertainment, sap collecting with horses or oxen, interaction with farm animals and many other activities. Bring the whole family, and don't forget your camera! For a list of participating sugar houses and what they are offering, check www.nhmapleproducers.com after mid-March.
3/29/2008 9:00:00 AM	Maple Sugar Madness	Weirs Beach	Maple Sugar Madness Saturdays, March 8-29, 2008 Prescott Farm Audubon Center 928 White Oaks Rd, Weirs Beach/Laconia (603) 366-5695 www.nhaudubon.org From tapping a tree to tasting our delicious maple syrup, you'll have a hands-on part in the complete Old Time sugaring process. Follow our Sugar Trail to our woodland sugar house, and discover the history of sugaring, Native American legends, and the science and magic of turning tree sap into tasty maple products. This program is suitable for families, as well as friends of all ages. Space is limited so reserve your space now! Cost: $10 for the public, $8 for NH Audubon members; family discount - $30 public/$24 members. Special group rates are available - call for details, 366-5695 or email EObelenus@NHAudubon.org
3/30/2008 12:00:00 PM	Nightlife - Music Memorial Extravaganza	Meredith	14th Annual JTG Music Memorial Extravaganza Sunday, March 30, noon-midnight Giuseppe's Pizzeria Mill Falls Marketplace Routes 3 & 25, Meredith NH (603) 279-3313 www.giuseppes.com The Annual JTG Music Memorial Extravaganza benefits the Gnerre Music Scholarship Fund from which a scholarship is given to a local high school graduate who will be continuing their education in the field of music or musical arts for the 2008-09 Academic year. Performances in order: Giovannie Varano; Chris Pedersen; Chris Kelly; Michael Brien; John Theriault; Don Bergeron & Friends; David Wunsch; Peter Brunette; Phil & Janet Sanguedolce; Stymie, Percy & Ed; Lou Porrazzo; Audrey & Peter Lawlor; Paul Connor; Justin James; Easy Ray; Phil n' the Blanks; The Crunchy Western Boys; Michael Bourgeois; Joey & Billy Gnerre; Trinity; Tammy Theriault; Joel Cage; The Me & Mikey Band; Tom Fleischmann; Dan Carter; Julie Gnerre-Bourgeois. Limited reservations available.
3/30/2008 3:00:00 PM	Sgt Katherine E Brunelle Memorial Concert	Lincoln	“A Celebration of Life” Sgt. Katherine E. Brunelle - Memorial Concert March 30, 2008, 3:00 pm Beacon Resort – Route 3 North, Lincoln, NH The Lincoln-Woodstock Rotary proudly hosts the Sgt. Katherine E. Brunelle Memorial Concert. Brunelle, a brilliant humanitarian, dedicated officer of the Woodstock Police Department, and loyal friend passed away tragically in May 2007. A 40-piece professional orchestra, conducted by PSU Senior / Woodstock Police Officer Noah Glynn, will lead in the celebration of her life, performing musical works by Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Holst and Finzi. All proceeds from the event benefit the Linwood Educational Trust - Sgt. Katherine E. Brunelle Scholarship. A silent auction and reception with cash-bar, appetizers and music will follow the concert. Tickets $20.00 per person. Tickets can be purchased at the door. Information: noahglynn@yahoo.com  603-348-7143 / Claire-creative@roadrunner.com 603-254-5583 Creative Promotions Network LLC

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