NORTH CONWAY NH – The White Mountain Waldorf School’s 33rd Annual Winter Craft Faire from 10am-2pm at the North Conway Community Center. Local Artisans, craft activities for children, puppet shows by our Early Childhood and Kindergarten teachers, stories by King Winter in the Crystal Cave, food and more!
Join the White Mountain Waldorf School for the 33rd Annual Winter Craft Faire. Local Artisans and Vendors will be selling beautiful crafts and goods. Faculty and students will be hosting crafting tables for children to make a craft for themselves or to give. Food will be for sale. Puppet Shows and King Winter, along with the Pocket Lady will be happening throughout the day. Don’t miss this wonderful event! Free admission, buy tickets at the door to use to pay for food and crafts.
Tickets to pay for crafts, entrance to puppet shows and King Winter, available at the door
A wonderful event for familes!
Jackson Village and Nestlenook Farm Resort have been putting on this incredible chocolaty delicious sleigh ride for more than 16 years. This event started with one sleigh going out twice on one day. Now sleighs go out 6 times per day for 8 days. This event is an Austrian horse drawn sleigh ride through Jackson Village. You start this enchanted journey by checking in at Nestlenook’s Gazebo. You will walk into the Gazebo finding a heath side fire to warm you and the entire Gazebo filled with Christmas and Holiday decorations. Here you will pick up your first home-made chocolate treasure and a festive bag to use for any uneaten chocolates collected on your sleigh ride. You may sit in the sleigh found in the Gazebo and have family Christmas Holiday photos taken. Then you board your assigned sleigh and your magical journey begins…
Mike Dickerman, author of the White Mountain Guide and numerous other hiking guides, will chronicle the early trails, guides, and path-makers, who, over a 100-year period, helped develop the White Mountain region’s extensive trail network that today includes more than 500 footpaths covering some 1400 miles.
JACKSON NH – Micromassé is a trio of accomplished musicians offering a fresh new sound that is nostalgically analog, worldly and explosively modern. Combining the classic sound of the Hammond Organ with dynamic electric guitar and infectious drums; Micromassé strives to bring instrumental music to new frontiers while maintaining a positive groove and a fun vibe.Micromassé has garnered superlative reviews to their recordings and concerts. They have shared the stage with Charlie Hunter, Bombino the Fogcutters and Moon Hootch and delighted audiences with their energetic performances and fiery compositions.
JACKSON NH – Denny Breau’s rhythmically flawless and dazzlingly clear style allows him to do amazing and stunning things with a six-string guitar. He first draws in an audience with a finely arranged melody and then slides effortlessly into scorching fingerwork that sets ears aflame. The lighting fast guitar lines that seem almost humanly impossible to accomplish are balanced with those that have a quiet intimacy and wrap tenderly around his carefully crafted songs. He mixes genres with ease — folk, Delta blues, country and jazz — “creating a totally accessible musical mélange that captivates as it entertains,” according to Lucky Clark writing for the Kennebec (Maine) Journal.
BROWNFIELD ME – Join us at the beautiful Stone Mountain Arts Center in Brownfield, Maine for our annual gala, Tuxes and Tails. Tuxes and Tails is our premier fundraiser, and an evening to celebrate the mission of our Shelter, and all of those who lend their support. Beginning with a social hour, with appetizers, beer and wine, and moving on to a wonderful Stone Mountain feast for dinner, the evening will highlight the important work of CAHS. Following dinner, a fun live auction featuring a chance to bid on a VIP Broadway experience at Hamilton the Musical, along with other equally exciting items. Tickets are limited. It is called Tuxes to Tails but please come dressed as you would like.
JACKSON NH – A special concert to benefit the MacKenzie Lewis White Scholarship for post secondary studies in music. The concert features a score of Valley musicians who perform through the evening. The Shannon Door Pub & Restaurant has once again offered their lovely porch for the event, where dinner will be served before and during the concert. Reserve your seat for $20.
BARTLETT NH – Grand Prix style tricycle racing on a downhill course. Four racers at a time compete for the best 4 person team and individual time.