NORTH CONWAY NH –
Join us for a fun night at the annual fundraiser for the North Conway Firefighters Association.
Concert is free to attend!
Concert starts at 7pm with the Elisa Smith Band, a country rock artist
Food will be available for purchase and proceeds help benefit NCFFA.
Cash/credit bar will be available on Zip’s deck.
Please leave pets at home.
NORTH CONWAY NH – Rock the Rec, a music event to support the MWV Rec Path is back for 2019! Featuring local bands: the Riley Parkhurst Project, Rek’lis & Shark Martin.
Tickets are $15 and 12 and under are free.
Proceeds benefit the Mount Washington Valley Rec Path.
Doors open at 5pm, music at 6pm
Please leave pets at home.
Sponsored by: REI, Settlers Green and The Conway Daily Sun
Cranmore Mountain Resort
239 Skimobile Road
North Conway, NH
1-800-SUN-N-SKI
Click for more info: cranmore.com
NORTH CONWAY NH – Performances at 7:30pm Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 3:30pm Sunday
Little Shop of Horrors – book and lyrics by Howard Ashman, music by Alan Menkin
Directed by Eric Jordan
The meek floral assistant Seymour Krelborn stumbles across a new breed of plant he names “Audrey II” – after his coworker crush. This foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore promises unending fame and fortune to the down and out Krelborn as long as he keeps feeding it… BLOOD. Over time, though, Seymour discovers Audrey II’s out of this world origins and intent towards global domination!
August 15 , 16 , 17 , 18 , 22 , 23 , 24 , 25 , 29 , 30 , 31
M&D at Eastern Slope Inn Playhouse
2760 White Mountain Highway
North Conway, NH 03860
603-733-5275
Click for more info: www.mdplayhouse.com
NORTH CONWAY NH – The Seacoast Wind Ensemble is a 50-piece Sousa-style symphonic band under the direction of Artistic Director, Mark Stickney and Assistant Director, Jon Roth. Keeping with Arts Jubilee’s long-lasting Pops Concert tradition, the Seacoast Wind Ensemble will be performing a traditional concert of pops favorite and light classics with some familiar Americana mixed in – all culminating with a spectacular fireworks show presented by Atlas Pyrotechnics.
Opening Act: MWV Band
Fireworks at 9pm
Bring friends and family plus your own picnic blanket or lawn chairs. An early concert by area performers, is at 6 PM, the featured main performance is at 7:00 PM. The Arts Jubilee Concert Series is a rain or shine event. Concert goers are encouraged to come prepared as they would to any outdoor event.
Concerts are presented outdoors in nature’s beautiful setting with mountain views at the base of the north slope at Cranmore Mountain Resort, North Conway, NH. Arts Jubilee is a Valley non-profit organization depending on your support.
Admission: Adults: $15, Seniors: (65 and up) $10, Students: $5, Children (12 and under): FREE
No dogs, please.
Fridays after an Art’s Jubilee Concert, bring your wristband from the previous evening’s Arts Jubilee show to the Cranmore ticket office and receive a free chairlift ride to the summit*, featuring a summit restaurant, Tuckerman Brewery Tasting Room, hiking & more! *Chairlift ride valid for that Friday only. Last chair at 4:30pm. Cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts. CLOSED TOE SHOES ARE REQUIRED.
NORTH CONWAY NH – On Sunday, June 23, July 14, and August 25 local residents of Carroll, Coos and Oxford Counties get a special discounted rate of just $25 for an All Day Play Pass!
Discounts valid for residents of Carroll, Coos & Oxford Counties only. Valid ID required for proof of residency required. Offer non-transferable and cannot be combined with other offers or specials.
NORTH CONWAY NH – Celebrate the 4th of July with family fun, backyard games, live music and more!
BBQ and beer available for purchase on Zip’s Deck from 11am-4pmAdmission is FREE (except the F&B). Guests are welcome to add to their fun by purchasing their tickets for the Mountain Adventure Park and/or Aerial Adventure Park.
1-800-SUN-N-SKI
Cranmore Mountain Resort
239 Skimobile Road
North Conway, NH
Click for more info: cranmore.com
NORTH CONWAY NH – Starting Point’s annual fundraiser, Boots ‘n Bling, will return to The White Mountain Hotel June 1, 2019, for its ninth year!
With the generous support of our sponsors and lots of fabulous live and silent auction items, this will be an event you won’t soon forget.
Keep current on Boots ‘N Bling updates through our Boots Facebook page and Instagram page to preview auction items as they come in.
Starting Point is supported by grants, donations, and funding from victims’ assistance programs through the State of New Hampshire and Carroll County localities. In addition, with the help of supporters and friends, Starting Point hosts several fundraisers each year.Boots ‘N Bling 2018 was a huge SOLD OUT success thanks to all our sponsors, donors, volunteers and attendees!!
Tickets are available now HERE.
NORTH CONWAY NH – If you love food and fun, and who doesn’t, you don’t want to miss the tastiest event of the year when the Mt. Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce kicks off spring with the 16th Annual Chili Cookoff, Saturday, April 6 from 11 – 3 at the North Conway Community Center. Professional, non-profit, home chefs and… new this year… kids, bring their best so come hungry and ready to enjoy chili of all kinds, cornbread, sweet treats, music courtesy of Wildcat Tavern, and more.
Take a stroll through the village for Red Hot deals at local retailers. We’ll see you at the end the day at Abenaki Trail Restaurant & Pub for the awards party. Tickets are just $15 adults, $7 children 12 & under, 4 & under free. Tickets may be purchased online or at the door. See you at the Chili Cookoff!
Make a day of it and join Rockhopper Races for a fun 5k and 10k at 9 am. The race starts an finishes in Schouler Park. Your entry includes admission to the Chili Cookoff!
There will be more fun in Schouler Park with Knockerball North Conway. If you’ve never tried it here is your chance to see what a blast you can have in a bubble or playing Soccer Darts.
Website
603 356 5701
NORTH CONWAY NH – Apres Ski with Dennis & Davey 4-5:30
DeaconStreet
32 Seavey Street
North Conway Village
Wow… it is exciting to think this event has been gaining popularity for almost thirty years! People come from great distances to cross country ski, snowshoe or drive from inn-to-inn along the trails of our 45 KM network to enjoy the spectacular scenery, warm hospitality, and great chocolate treats at stops throughout the network, most located along the trails.
Known by many as the ‘Sweetest Day on the Trails”, this may be the only day of the year when chocolate indulgence is totally guilt-free! Chocoholics cross country ski or snowshoe the trails to enjoy chocolate prepared every way imaginable. Many return year after year to enjoy the Chocolate Festival, often returning with a larger group of friends each time! Trailside businesses prepare a variety of goodies from hundreds of pounds of chocolate!
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