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MARCH
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BABY AND TODDLER STORYTIME 10:30am-11:30am at Minot-Sleeper Li- brary. A Mother Goose on the Loose-Lap sit storytime geared for younger children. Meeting in the Children's room with Miss Martha.
LIVE MUSIC WITH BEN THIBEAULT 6pm. Covered Bridge Farm Table, 57 Blair Rd., Campton, NH. Visit us at farm- tablenh.com or call 603-238-9115.
••••••• March 3 •••••••
SNOW CREATIONS FIELD EXHIBIT
At 2:00 pm join us during the Newfound winter break starting February 25 - March 3, 2024 for our annual Snow "Creations" Field Exhibit! All ages are welcome! Head to the field at the Slim Baker Area. This event is free and open to the public. No registration is necessary to participate.
••••••• March 4 •••••••
KNOT ONLY KNITTERS
2:30pm-4:30pm. Grab your knitting, cro- chet, or other handiwork project and join others for this Knot Only Knitters meetup every Monday from 2:30-4:30pm in the Minot-Sleeper Library Meeting Room. Contact: Liz Sanders 603-744-3163.
SERVICE INDUSTRY NIGHT (SIN) AND LIVE MUSIC WITH BENNY BASS AND
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Contact Sheila at: 603-744-3636 or sheila@coppertoppe.com
What To Do Around Newfound! MATT SMART
own trivia questions and plays some great
$240 / 6-week session.
From 5pm to Close. Bring your service in-
music.
Covered Bridge Farm Table, 57 Blair Rd.,
dustry pay stub and receive 20% of your
••••••• March 17 ••••••• Campton, NH. Visit us at farmtablenh.com
total bill. Not to be combined with any
other offer, in house only, and not takeout.
or call 603-238-9115.
3/8- Friday- Live Music with Tequila Jim
••••••• March 5 •••••••
6pm. Covered Bridge Farm Table, 57 Blair
POETRY NIGHT
Rd., Campton, NH
6:30pm-8:00pm at Minot-Sleeper Library.
All are invited to our Poetry Nights at the
••••••• March 8 •••••••
library on the first Tuesday of the month.
LAKES REGION JUNIOR
Attendees may read aloud their own poet-
HIGH MUSIC FESTIVAL
ry or share works published by others. Po-
••••••• March 19 •••••••
at Newfound Regional High School
etry Nights are free and open to all ages.
MINOT SLEEPER LIBRARY
Mark your calendars for March 8th as
PREPARING FOR CLIMATE CHANGE IN Newfound Regional High School plays
••••••• March 7 •••••••
host to the Lakes Region Junior High
NEW HAMPSHIRE
ASH PROTECTION COLLABORATION
Music Festival. This event promises an
6:30 PM Minot-Sleeper Library Presenta- ACROSS WABANAKIK (APCAW)
unforgettable day filled with musical ex-
tion by Dr. Ricardo C. Nogueira 12:00-1:30pm at Museum of the White
cellence. Students from various schools
Climate Studies Coordinator at Plymouth Mountains (MWM). Panel Discussion
in the Lakes Region will come together to
State University. If you are curious why this with Ella McDonald, John Daigle, Emily
showcase their talents, creating a harmo-
is happening and wondering what can be Francis, and Tyler Everett; moderated by
nious symphony that reflects the power
done, join us for a presentation by PSU MWM Director Meghan Doherty.
of music to unite communities. The event
Professor, Dr. Nogueira, who will discuss culminates with a concert performance at
the changing climate in our state and how 7:00pm. Tickets are $5 and the event is
INTRO TO ANIMAL TRACKS & SIGN
it is affecting tourism, infrastructure, food open to the public.
WITH NLRA!
production, and water quality. Dr. Noguei- ra will also examine what we can do as a Join Newfound Lake Region Association
••••••• March 9 •••••••
community.
(NLRA) Education & Outreach Manager
FLIP‘N FURNITURE COMMUNITY
Mirka Zapletal for an introduction to ani-
PLANT SALE
mal track and sign identification at the He-
ALLIED ARTS NIGHT AT NEWFOUND Save the Date! 9am-5pm or until all items
bron Town Forest on Thursday, March 7th
MEMORIAL MIDDLE SCHOOL
sold! 100% of donations go to The Bridge
at 9:30am. Register online at Newfound-
5:30 in the cafeteria. Newfound Memorial House.
Lake.org/events or call 603-744-8689.
Middle School invites you to Allied Arts Night, an event that puts a spotlight on TEAM TRIVIA WITH MATT ALBEE
••••••• March 10 •••••••
the diverse range of artistic endeavors DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES
6pm. Join us in the lounge for some super
flourishing within the school. On Tuesday, Sundays 3/10-4/21 (no 3/31) at 3pm.
fun trivia with your friends! Matt writes his
at 5:30 in the cafeteria, the school will Class located in the TTCC Gymnasium.
transform into a gallery of creativity, fea- turing displays from all Allied Arts classes. From visual arts to technology and every- thing in between, this night promises to be a celebration of the vibrant arts com- munity at Newfound Memorial Middle School. This event is free and open to the public.
••••••• March 27 ••••••• LECTURE
6:00-7:30pm at Museum of the White Mountains (MWM). NEH Spotlight on the Humanities Lecture with Margot Anne Kelly, author of Foodtopia: Communities in Pursuit of Peace, Love & Homegrown Food.
WHISKEY & WINGS WITH WHITE STEER 5pm-9pm- Come in and get 1LB of wings and one middle shelf whiskey for $14.00! Lounge only. Live music with Chris White and Jared Steer. Covered Bridge Farm Ta- ble, 57 Blair Rd., Campton, NH. Visit us at farmtablenh.com or call 603- 238-9115.
••••••• March 29 ••••••• VOICES AGAINST VIOLENCE IMAGINATION BALL
Get ready for an enchanting night at the Imagination Celebration Ball! Hosted by Voices Against Violence, this event will transport you to a world of creativity and joy. Grab your dancing shoes and join us at the Common Man in Plymouth. Dress to impress and immerse yourself in an eve- ning of imagination, laughter, and delight!
••••••• March 30 ••••••• PARENTS NIGHT OUT
From 5 pm – 9 pm at the TTCC! Drop the kids (ages 4 & up) off at the TTCC & Parents can enjoy a night out! The Teen Council always has fun filled nights planned for your youngsters – including a special dinner, games, bingo, crafts, themes & more! Cost is just $25/child!
ALEXANDRIA EASTER EGG HUNT 10am - Families are invited to come to- gether at the gazebo, located behind the library and Town Hall, where eggs will be “spread all over the place.” Alexandria Gazebo is located at 47 Washburn Rd. in Alexandria Village.
••••••• March 31 •••••••
••••••• ONGOING •••••••
THE NEW HORIZONS BAND PRACTICE EVERY TUESDAY 7-9PM
at the Music Clinic, 197 Daniel Webster Hwy, Belmont, NH 03220. Anybody able to play any band instrument or who would like to learn how to play any band instru- ment is welcome to join us. Any questions please email me Stacey Baston at really- ihg@gmail.com.
••••••• March 21 •••••••
TEAM TRIVIA WITH MATT ALBEE
6pm. Join us in the lounge for some super fun trivia with your friends! Matt writes his own trivia questions and plays some great music. Covered Bridge Farm Table, 57 Blair Rd., Campton, NH. Visit us at farm- tablenh.com or call 603-238-9115.
••••••• March 22 •••••••
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Marian Center Hall 5-7pm
••••••• March 23 •••••••
LIVE MUSIC WITH COLIN HART
6pm. Covered Bridge Farm Table, 57 Blair Rd., Campton, NH. Visit us at farm- tablenh.com or call 603-238-9115.
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