Looking for a Night of Music?

Sunapee Coffee HouseCome on down to the Sunapee Community Coffeehouse Friday, February 6th at 7pm to see folk singer-songwriter Cosy Sheridan.  The coffeehouse is located downstairs at the Sunapee Methodist Church, 9 Lower Main Street, Sunapee, NH.  Coffee, tea and baked goods will be available.  A hat will be passed around for donations to the musician.

Cosy Sheridan's satirical viewpoints on everyday life have earned her a place in the hearts of fans across the country. Her concerts are wide-ranging explorations of modern mythology (meet Hades the Biker), love songs for adults, contemporary philosophy for the thoughtfully-minded and her signature parody on aging and women. A former NH native, she first caught the attention of national folk audiences in 1992 when she won the songwriting contests at both the Kerrville Folk Festival and the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. West Side Folk called her "one of the era's finest and most thoughtful singer-songwriters".  

If you would like to perform, volunteer or inquire about performances, call 763-2668 or www.sunapeecoffeehouse.org

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Got Fish?

ice fishingGet off the couch and take the kids ice fishing!  The Elkins Fish and Game Club will be sponsoring an ice fishing event on Kezar Lake on Saturday, January 17th.  Check in starts at 6am and fish measuring ends at 3pm.  Prized will be awarded at 3:30pm. Costs are $12 for adults, $8 veterans and free for kids under 16.  Register online or go to the Welcome Tent.  A 50-50 raffle will be sold during the day; winner need not be present. For details and to download the entry form, go to elkinsfishandgame.net/elkins_icefishing.html Dress warm and enjoy the outdoors!

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Looking for Holiday Festivities?

Christmas magicJoin in the magic this Saturday, December 6th at Sunapee Harbor from 1-4pm.  There will be hayrides and tours of the harbor throughout the afternoon.  Children can visit Pete's Shed to decorate a gingerbread cookie ($5), get their face painted, and participate in holiday craft baking.  Auction items are appreciated for a silent auction from 1-3:30pm.  Drop off items at the Sunapee Town Hall in care of Scott Blewitt, Recreation Director. At 2pm the Looney Lunge takes place where participants dive into the frigid waters of Lake Sunapee!  Talk about Looney! Santa arrives at the Historical Society Museum at 2:30pm to lead the parade and light the bonfire at the gazebo. If you bring in an unwrapped toy for Toys for Joy and/or a food pantry donation, you will have your name entered in a drawing to win a prize. Come one, come all and experience the magic of the holidays!

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Making Soup for those Chilly November Days?

Root veggiesSpring Ledge is still open and harvesting their root vegetables - great for soups.  Their hours for November are: Friday Nov. 7th 12-5:30; Saturday Nov. 8th 10-1; Friday Nov. 14th 12-5:30; Saturday Nov. 15th 10-1; and starting Monday, Nov. 17th, they will be back to full time, seven-days-a-week of farm fresh goods and natural holiday decorations through Christmas!   Stop by in the morning for their homemade cider donuts (beyond yummy!). This year, Spring Ledge is also offering free range turkeys from Misty Knoll in Vermont.  Place your order and you can pick up your turkey on the 24th or 25th of November.  Price is $5/pound. Spring Ledge Farm is located at 37 Main Street, New London, NH.

Love the Beauty of Loons?

Come to this photo presentation and discussion by Kittie Wilson, "Little Loon Grows Up!"  It will be held at the Brown Memorial Library, 78 W. Main Street, Bradford, NH on Tuesday, August 5th at 7pm.  Kittie will share her observations and photographs of a loon family on Pleasant Lake in New London.  She is a volunteer for the Loon Preservation Committee and recipient of the 2009 Spirit of the Loon Award.  Sponsored by the Bradford Conservation Commission.

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Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Come out to "Stuff the Cruiser" this Saturday, July 5th outside of Hannaford's Supermarket in New London, NH.  Stuff the New London Police Department's cruiser with food to benefit the KLS Community Food Pantry.  You can drop off a donation or purchase something at Hannaford's.  Everyone donating will receive a raffle ticket toward winning some great prizes.  The cruiser will be there from 10am-4pm.  Come on down and support a good cause!

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Ready for Golf?

The Annual Black Fly Open Golf Tournament at the Country Club of New Hampshire in North Sutton is scheduled this year for May 15th with tee-off at 10am. It is sponsored by the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce and is one of their biggest events. Funds benefit all businesses in our region. It's loads of fun and offers great prizes for the top three teams.

If you would like to sponsor or volunteer, please call Jen Tockman at 526-6575 or email chamberinfo@tds.net. Registration and sponsorship forms for the event are available online at www.lakesunapeenh.org

Don't Miss Springfest Weekend at Mt. Sunapee Resort, April 5 & 6

Enjoy great spring skiing and riding at Mt. Sunapee's Springfest Weekend featuring KT Tunstall Saturday evening in the Sunapee Lodge.  Opening for her is Brooks Hubbard, an up and coming singer/songwriter from Enfield, NH.  Brooks has opened for the Robert Cray Band,pass4real Stephen Kellogg and Josh Wilson. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased on-line.  There are limited seats available for this performance. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. All ticket sales are final. There are no refunds or646-057 dumps exchanges for tickets. Season pass holders who purchased their season pass at Mount Sunapee can purchase tickets for $20. Concert tickets must be purchased in person at Guest Services or over the phone through Guest Services at 603-763-3500.  All ticket sales are final. There are no refunds or exchanges for tickets.  Doors open at 6:00pm. Saturday, April 5 - It’s the 23rd Annual Intragalactic Cardboard Sled Race. Teams of three will race intricate and professionally designed cardboard sleds down Eggbeater trail. There are prizes for best design, fastest sled and best self-destruction while on the race course. Entry fees are donated to David’s House in Lebanon, NH. Enjoy your weekend!

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Are You Ready to Sow Your Seeds?

Spring Ledge Farm will be holding a Seed Sowing Workshop on Saturday, March 29 from 10-1pm, Part I, and Part II will be on April 19. They will show the basics of sowing flower and vegetable seeds.  You can sow your own tray of seedlings in their greenhouse.  Choose from dozens of seed varieties.  They will supply the seeds, soil, seed trays and expertise.  You choose your favorites and do the sowing.  There will be basil seeds, tomato, pepper, broccoli and other vegetable seeds, marigolds, impatiens, lupine and coreopsis flower seeds.   You may also purchase seeds at the farm from their offerings of High Mowing organic seeds and Hart's seeds.



Cost is $16. per seed tray you take home, or for $32, they will keep the seed tray in their controlled environment greenhouse and tend to the germination and growth of the seedlings for 4 weeks.  One seed tray equals 100 plants.  A great way to invest in garden starts, or perhaps in a mass planting of a particular cultivar.

Spring Ledge Farm is located at 37 Main St., New London, NH.

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Like the History and Charm of Old Houses?

Don't miss the New Hampshire Old House and Barn Exposition to be held at the Center of NH, Radisson Hotel in Manchester on March 15 and 16 from 9am-5pm.  There will be more than 100 exhibitors, presenters and demonstrations of old house products and services. Topics include researching your house's history, barn repair, historic wallpaper, energy efficiency, stonewall building and on and on.  Cost for Adults is $10; Students and Seniors $7; Children under 12 free.  Visit www.nhpreservation.org or call 603-2242281 for more information.