july, 2017
21jul - 23All DayThe Frost Place 40th Anniversary Celebration
The Frost Place will celebrate its 40th anniversary July 21 - 23 with a series of poetry readings and community events. This summer also marks the centennial of the time
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The Frost Place will celebrate its 40th anniversary July 21 – 23 with a series of poetry readings and community events. This summer also marks the centennial of the time Robert Frost lived with his family in the 19th century farmhouse on Ridge Road in Franconia. All events are FREE and open to the public! For planning purposes, we are asking people to register online if they plan to attend. For more information and to register for any of these celebratory events, please go to The Frost Place event calendar here.
Since its founding in 1977, when the town of Franconia purchased Frost’s former home and the surrounding property, The Frost Place has served as a museum and center for poetry and the arts. The house is open to the public from May to October, allowing visitors to see where America’s most beloved poet lived and worked from 1915-1920. The house also serves as summer living quarters for an annually selected poet-in-residence to work and live in.
While the landscape has changed since Frost and his family lived there, the front porch view of Mount Lafayette and the Franconia Range is just as stunning. Countless visitors and poets find inspiration in the place Frost once called home.
july 21 (Friday) - 23 (Sunday) EST
The Frost Place
158 Ridge Road - Franconia
22jul4:00 pm- 10:00 pmFireworks For A Cause in the Mountains!
A fun event the whole family can enjoy! Our 3rd Annual Boys & Girls Club Fireworks Fundraiser kicks off with a 3-hour 4:30 pm train ride. BBQ dinner and live music
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A fun event the whole family can enjoy!
Our 3rd Annual Boys & Girls Club Fireworks Fundraiser kicks off with a 3-hour 4:30 pm train ride. BBQ dinner and live music upon return to Marshfield Base Station starting at 6 pm.
There is something for everyone with fun field games for kids and raffles with great prizes. Fireworks end the night’s activities.
Co-sponsored by local businesses, this is an evening not to miss! Package price includes train ride, BBQ dinner & NA beverage, and fireworks by NH Pyrotechnic Association: $99 adults, $59 for children 12-4, Children 3-under are free.
All proceeds go to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of the North Country.
Visit us online or call 603.278.5404 to book your tickets or for more information. We recommend advance booking, seating is limited.
(Saturday) 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm EST
23julAll DayNew England Aquarium Day Trip
New England Aquarium Day Trip - Boston, MA $85.00 per person We are in the process of setting up a Pay Pal account, but cannot accept credit cards at this time. Tour includes:
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New England Aquarium Day Trip – Boston, MA
$85.00 per person
We are in the process of setting up a Pay Pal account, but cannot accept credit cards at this time.
Tour includes:
Pick up locations:
Full payment required with reservation by July 1, 2017
Trip runs rain or shine
All passengers are required to carry a valid form of ID (Driver’s License, etc..) with them on the trip
Under 21 requires a parent or legal guardian due to the Brewery Tour
No refunds unless trip is cancelled
Checks payable to FUNTIME TRAVELERS
All Day (Sunday)
Funtime TravelersPO Box 66, LIttleton, NH 03561 (603)991-7517
23jul12:30 pmStorybook SundaysHobo Railroad
Storybook Readings at 12:30pm & 2:30pm every Sunday through September 3rd! presented by: the Believe in Books Literacy Foundation Bring the entire family to meet your favorite storybook character at the
Storybook Readings at 12:30pm & 2:30pm every Sunday through September 3rd! presented by: the Believe in Books Literacy Foundation
Bring the entire family to meet your favorite storybook character at the Hobo Railroad. Storybook readings and character visits take place every Sunday in our Choo Choo Theater on the South Platform.
This year’s cast of storybook characters includes:
7/23 – Hungry Caterpillar; 7/30 – Spot the Dog; 8/6 – Madeline; 8/13 – Corduroy; 8/20 Mouse (If I give a Mouse a Cookie); 27 – Eeyore and 9/3 – Clifford the Big Red Dog.
(Sunday) 12:30 pm EST
25jul7:00 pmSounds In The Sanctuary - Bernard Rose - Piano
Bethlehem Hebrew Congregation - Sounds In The Sanctuary Series 7:00pm Bernard Rose, Piano"Goldberg Variations" by J.S. Bach Light reception follows. Open to the public. Tickets: BHC Members $12, General Admission $15. This series is
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Bethlehem Hebrew Congregation – Sounds In The Sanctuary Series
7:00pm
Bernard Rose, Piano”Goldberg Variations” by J.S. Bach Light reception follows.
Open to the public. Tickets: BHC Members $12, General Admission $15.
This series is funded in part by the Mascoma Savings Bank Foundation and the Mautner Fund in Memory of Maria Mautner.
For more details, please visit bethlehemsynagogue.org or contact Martin Kessel at martink1937@gmail.com. Tickets may be purchased in advance at Catamount Arts: tickets.catamountarts.org/public
(Tuesday) 7:00 pm EST
26jul4:00 am- 6:00 pmBach and BrewsLIttleton Food Co-Op
The Littleton Food Co-op is excited to team up with our partner of the month, North Country Chamber Players and local brewing company, rek'∙lis, for a July series of Bach
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The Littleton Food Co-op is excited to team up with our partner of the month, North Country Chamber Players and local brewing company, rek’∙lis, for a July series of Bach and Brews. The Wednesday series takes place July 12, 19 and 26 from 4-6pm.
Beginning Wednesday July 12, Brewer Ian Dowling of rek’∙lis brewing company in Bethlehem, NH will be discussing ‘4 ingredients and the truth’. Each week he will present 1-2 different ingredients used in their beers and discuss the quality and importance of each. From their website “Rek’*lis Brewing Company is a small town brewery that makes huge beers! We know that our precious lives are short and we’ve decided that life’s purpose is to have fun, enjoy it to the fullest, and drink good beer.” Each discussion will be complete with product samples. Attendees may have the opportunity to sample Mt. Eustis, a beer being produced in limited quantities in partnership to raise funds for the local ski hill.
Immediately following the discussion with rek’∙lis, shoppers will be treated to a different mini concert each week performed by members of the North Country Chamber Players. Serving as a national model for resident ensembles, the Chamber Players have presented countless education and outreach programs in New Hampshire public and private schools at town halls, meeting houses, opera houses, radio stations, movie theaters, libraries, factory floors, supermarkets, community centers, senior facilities, hospitals, rehab centers, churches, synagogues, ski lodges, grand resorts and summer camps, among others.
Bach and Brews is a free event open to the public.
(Wednesday) 4:00 am - 6:00 pm EST
30jul12:30 pmStorybook SundaysHobo Railroad
Storybook Readings at 12:30pm & 2:30pm every Sunday through September 3rd! presented by: the Believe in Books Literacy Foundation Bring the entire family to meet your favorite storybook character at the
Storybook Readings at 12:30pm & 2:30pm every Sunday through September 3rd! presented by: the Believe in Books Literacy Foundation
Bring the entire family to meet your favorite storybook character at the Hobo Railroad. Storybook readings and character visits take place every Sunday in our Choo Choo Theater on the South Platform.
This year’s cast of storybook characters includes:
7/23 – Hungry Caterpillar; 7/30 – Spot the Dog; 8/6 – Madeline; 8/13 – Corduroy; 8/20 Mouse (If I give a Mouse a Cookie); 27 – Eeyore and 9/3 – Clifford the Big Red Dog.
(Sunday) 12:30 pm EST