1st Annual Putt for Pets Golf Day

1st Annual Putt for Pets Golf DayAnimal Rescue League of NH - North invites you to join us on Sunday, August 15th, 2010 for a great day of golf! This year the outing will be held at Wentworth Golf Club in Beautiful Jackson, NH. $80 per player - includes 18 holes of golf, shared cart and boxed lunch. All proceeds to benefit Animal Rescue League of NH - North.

Tee times start at 11:00 AM.
There will be a 50/50 Raffle and prizes for:

  • Best team score
  • Best individual score
  • Closest to the pin
  • Longest drive (men’s)
  • Longest drive (women’s)

To register online (click here)

To download a mail in registration form (click here)

Any Questions??
Tom Dean
Phone: 603 356 3855
E-mail: tdean@conwayshelter.org

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Neil Simon classic comedy “California Suite”

california.jpgM&D Productions will be presenting the Neil Simon classic comedy “California Suite” at Your Theatre at Willow Commons in North Conway starting at 8 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. This humorous and hilarious hit is divided into four sweet scenes: Visitor from New York, then from Philadelphia, then from London and finally from Chicago. Tickets prices range from $10 to $25. Seating is limited. Call now to make a reservation. For more information call 662-7591 or e-mail info@yourtheatre.com

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Assembly of Dust and special guests The Brew, live in concert at Cranmore Mountain Resort!

dust.jpgCelebrating the 10th anniversary of Mount Washington Observatory’s Seek the Peak Hike-a-Thon fundraiser, Subaru presents Assembly of Dust and special guests The Brew, live in concert at Cranmore Mountain Resort! All proceeds benefit the nonprofit Mount Washington Observatory.

Tickets are $19 in advance, $25 at the door and may be purchased online or by phone at (800) 706-0432, ext. 230. All purchases are non-refundable. Advance ticket pricing is available through July 22, 2010. All Seek the Peak participants to raise the $100 fundraising minimum will receive a FREE ticket to the show!

Tickets are general admission, lawn seating only, so bring your chairs and picnic blankets! Cranmore Mountain Resort is a fully licensed facility and both food and beverages will be available for purchase. Please no BYOB, no coolers and no dogs. Positive ID required for alcohol purchase.

There are no physical “paper tickets” for this concert. At the event, proceed directly to the Will Call desk at the Cranmore Mountain Resort ticket office, where all advance ticket reservations will be held.

Doors open at 5:00 PM for this outdoor, rain or shine concert event.

For more information, please call (800) 706-0432, ext. 230.

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LISA GARDNER, author of Live to Tell - Thursday, July 15 at Horsefeathers Restaurant

live-to-tell-sm.jpgOK - it is not truly summer until Lisa Gardner kicks off a new novel with us. This year, it is a doozy. Live to Tell is a fast paced thriller with a really thought-provoking story line. I couldn’t put it down and keep thinking about it, days later.

We’re having our event at Horsefeathers because we thought it would be fun! We’ll be upstairs and we encourage people to come early and grab some dinner before the event. This is going to be a fun night. I will be reminding everyone again, but mark your calendars NOW - you don’t want to miss this.

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The Mount Washington Road Race now has a Hall of Fame

PINKHAM NOTCH NH —  On Friday, the evening before the 50th running of the legendary Mount Washington Road Race, four of the greatest runners in the race’s history became the first members of the new Mount Washington Road Race Hall of Fame.
Bob Hodge of Massachusetts, Anna Pichrtova of the Czech Republic, legendary English coal-miner-turned runner Fred Norris, and the late Gary Crossan of New Hampshire were chosen by a committee made up of the race’s organizers. These runners, each with an outstanding history at Mount Washington, were selected from a larger list of nominees with exceptional accomplishments in this all-uphill race to the summit of the highest peak in the Northeast.
The inaugural Hall of Fame inductees were honored at a ceremony at the Eagle Mountain House in Jackson.

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Summer Theater comes alive in Mount Washington Valley

theater.gifMount Washington Valley’s community theaters include M&D Productions, which has a new theater at the Willow Commons in North Conway.The company presents compelling drama on a year-round basis. Productions for the upcoming months include:
June 17-19: “A Streetcar Named Desire;”
July 8-10, 15-17, and 22-24: “California Suite;”
Aug. 5-7, 12-14 and 19-21: “All My Sons.”

For further information, call 662-7591 or go to www.yourtheatre.com.

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Another local community company is Arts In Motion (AIM), which will present “Rent” at Kennett High’s Loynd Aditorium Aug. 5-8 and Aug.12-15. Visit www.artsinmotiontheater.com for tickets or call 986-9797.The Mount Washington Valley Theatre Company of the Eastern Slope Playhouse in North Conway is a professional summer stock company now celebrating its 40th season of presenting fine summer stock musicals.

The season this year will feature:
June 30-July 10: “The Music Man;”
Aug. 17-29: “Hair;”
July 13-24: “Singing in the Rain;”
July 27-Aug. 24: “The Full Monty;”
and Aug. 17-29: “Hair.”

For further information, call
356-5776 or visit www.mwvtheatre.org.

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Yankee Magazine has recognized The Barnstormers Theatre as New England’s “Best Summer-Stock Theater” in its May-June 2010 travel issue. “This is one of the most appealing theaters around, with 282 comfortable seats, plus air conditioning,” say Yankee’s editors. The company is celebrating its 80th season this year.The schedule includes:
June 20: 80th anniversary celebration of The Barnstormers Summer Theater;
July 6-10: “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum;”
July 13-17: “Wait Until Dark;”
July 20-24: “The Miser;”
July 27-31: “Almost, Maine;”
Aug. 3-7: “Room Service;”
Aug. 17-21: “Ernest in Love;”
and Aug. 24-28: “The Mystery of Irma Vep.”

For further information, call 323-8500 or visit www.barnstormerstheatre.org.

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New this season is the Theater in the Wood’s Papermill Children’s Theater in Intervale. Showtimes are 10 and 11:30 a.m.The season includes:
July 2: “Little Red Riding Hood;”
July 9: Goldilocks and the Three Bears;
July 16: “The Fisherman and His Wife;”
July 23: “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi;”
July 30: “Pinnochio;”
and Aug. 13: “Aesop’s Fables.”

Tickets are $6 per person. For further information, call 356-9980 or visit www.believeinbooks.org.

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Rally in the Valley

Rally in the ValleyNORTH CONWAY, NH - The MWV HOG Chapter invites all motorcyclists to “Rally in the Valley”, an official event of the Laconia Motorcycle Week in beautiful Mount Washington Valley…the heart of the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Surrounded on all sides by roads meant for motorcycles, the communities served by the chamber offer bikers the ultimate rally experience complete with small town charm and hospitality. Motorcyclists looking for lakes, mountains, hills, curves and beautiful country roads with breathtaking views will find it in Mt Washington Valley. NH

Please respect the rights of others, just as you want others to respect your rights as motorcyclists. Be considerate of resident concerns and do whatever is necessary to minimize the noise level of your motorcycle’s exhaust system - thank you.
Buy A Wristband for $5.00 to Support the MWV Hog Chapter’s Scholarship for a Kennett High School Student Interested in the Trades!
Buy your Wristbands at the Mt Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce, Rally Headquarters or as part of any participating lodging package - $5.00

Wristbands are required for entrance to the Rally Headquarters for Concerts, Guided Rides, Fashion Show and Bike Show and provide discounts at area businesses.

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North Conway Balloon Festival… Lifting Spirits 2010! June 11-13th

Balloon FestNORTH CONWAY NH - Bring the family, stay the weekend in one of our local charming Hotels, Motels, Inns or B&B’s, enjoy the North Conway Village’s small town atmosphere, explore our many unique little stores, take a ride on the Conway Scenic Railroad, sample pastries and coffee at unique little coffee shops, enjoy an old-fashion ice cream treats and great food from a variety of local dining establishments.

But the thrill of the weekend is the Hot Air Balloons piloted and crewed by regional balloon enthusiasts. Balloon flights over the Mount Washington Valley are available to the general public with tethered flights for the more cautious. Can you envision anything more thrilling or romantic than sharing you wedding vows high in the sky as you kiss and become husband and wife or renewing your vows in an unforgettable ceremony in the sky… a once in a life time romantic event!

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Scotland in the Valley

Scotland in the ValleyOn June 4th and 5th join the NH Highland Games, Red Jacket Mountain View Resort and Spa, Cranmore Mountain Resort, Indian Mound Golf Course and the Mt Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce for a:

CEILIDH, a traditional Scottish “PARTY” featuring:

* GOLF TOURNAMENT
* WHISKY TASTING
* PIPING COMPETITION
* ATHLETIC DEMONSTRATIONS
* DANCING DEMONSTRATIONS
*
LOCHCARRON Woolen Mill from Scotland
* YOUTH PROGRAM
* Ala Carte BBQ by Red Jacket $10 inclusive

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Imagined - The John Lennon Song Project and Devonsquare at Stone Mountain Arts Sept 19th

Along with several prominent studio musicians, Rex Fowler (Aztec Two Step) and Tom Dean (Devonsquare) have teamed up in this labor of love to celebrate the genius and artistry of John Lennon. As a gift to John for his 70th birthday on October 9, 2010, they have re-imagined exquisite acoustic renditions of Lennon’s legendary Beatles songs.
Besides a smattering of tasteful percussion and Rex and Tom’s distinctive acoustic guitar and vocal stylings, featured instrumentation include cello, violin, mandolin, mandola, bass, slide guitar, accordion and chromatic harmonica.
(hear a sampling of the new CD here)

Devonsquare will be taking the stage for a full show for the first time in 5 years. The loss of singer and original founding member Herb Ludwig was a big one. His clear bell of a voice was part of the exquisite three part harmony the group was known for. Tom Dean and Alana Macdonald with the help of Robbie Coffin (acoustic & electric guitars) Teg Glendon (bass guitar) and Rex Fowler (vocals) have decided to once again perform the songs so many people have asked to hear.

Tickets are now on sale at Stone Mountain Arts.

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