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a 13.1 half marathon, 10K road race & kids race. Not only does the field feature many local runners, but also has attracted runners from 45 different states and 10 different countries. For those interested in participating, registration is now open! Entry fee is $85 for the Marathon, $65 for the Half Marathon & $40 for the 10K Road Race (fee goes up by $10 after 8/27 & another $10 on race day). Check in time will be 7:00am-8:45am on race day in the NMMS cafeteria **HALF MARATHONERS MUST CHECK IN BY 8AM ON SATURDAY - LAST BUS LEAVES AT 8AM SHARP!!! Pre-registered runners may also check in on Friday from 4:30pm-6:30pm. Those in- terested in the pasta dinner on Friday may pre-register for $10 or at the door for $12, 5pm-7:30pm. For more information call 603-744-2713, www.nhmarathon.com or email: race@nhmarathon.com.
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shire Humanities sponsored program with presenter Jane Oneail at the Minot-Sleeper Library. New Hampshire has attracted and inspired artists since the colonial era. What is distinctive about the art made here? This program will consider works by itinerant and folk painters, landscape artists drawn to the state's scenic vistas, and modern artists that adopted bold styles to depict everyday life in the Granite State. Augus- tus Saint-Gaudens, Childe Hassam, and Maxfield Parrish are some of the artists discussed in this program.
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KATIE DOBBINS @ NEWFOUND LAKE INN
6pm-10pm - Newfound Lake Inn, 1030 Mayhew Turnpike, Bridgewater, NH. New England Music Award-winning artist Katie Dobbins captivates listeners with her au- thentic voice, seamlessly weaving through various styles and genres.
NEWFOUND REGIONAL HS MATTRESS AND ADJUSTABLE BASE FUNDRAISER 10am-6pm - It's just like shopping at the stores you're just at the school! Better pric- es than your retail stores, all for a great cause!
RON BUCKLIN/FLOYD COLBY
GOLF CLASSIC
1pm Start at Den Brae Golf Couse. If inter- ested email: info@ttccrec.org.
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NH HUMANITIES PROGRAM
6:30pm - “Songs of New Hampshire” with Jeff Warner hosted by Bristol Historical Society. This program will be held at the Minot Sleeper Library in Bristol. All are welcome.
SONGS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
6:30pm - The Bristol Historical Society has been awarded a grant from the New Hampshire Humanities To Go Program al- lowing them to offer a free program at the Minot Sleeper Library.
We are delighted to welcome Jeff Warner presenting his program “Songs of New Hampshire”. Mr. Warner is a Folklorist and Community Scholar for the New Hamp- shire State Council on the Arts. He accom- panies his songs or concertina, banjo, gui-
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ANNUAL SLIM BAKER DAY
& HAWK WATCH
10am - 2pm - Slim Baker Foundation, 301 New Chester Mountain Road, Bristol, NH. Take a hike up to Inspiration Point for a chance to view the start of the annual fall hawk migration. Many raptors, including Hawks, typically migrate from September through November. Bring your binoculars, patience and sense of adventure while waiting to spot the movement of a hawk along the horizon. From the porch of the Slim Baker Lodge, a tribute to the life and legacy of Everett “Slim” Baker will be on display for all to view. This outdoor event is free and open to the public, no registra- tion required. For information visit www. slimbaker.org.
OCTOBER
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE MARATHON
AT NEWFOUND LAKE
9am start all races - Register on-line now for one of our events – Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K & Kids Race! Don’t want to run, but want to help? You can also regis- ter on-line to volunteer! We expect over 500 runners will participate in the 26.2- mile run and its fellow events, including
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GUIDED PADDLE: NORTHERN NEWFOUND WATER TRAIL
10am-12pm - Grey Rocks Conservation Area, 178 North Shore Rd, Hebron, NH. Join NLRA Watershed Stewards on a guid- ed paddle of the Northern Newfound Wa- ter Trail. Bring your kayak, canoe, or pad- dleboard for a great morning on the water! This tour of the northern end of the lake showcases a variety of habitats, the wildlife that depend on them, and the conserva- tion efforts that help protect them. This program is free and open to all but regis- tration is required.
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3RD ANNUAL LITTLE ANTLERS LEARNING CENTER GLOW BALL GOLF TOURNAMENT
5pm - Registration, cocktails, raffles
6pm - BBQ Buffet
7pm - Shotgun Start - The tournament will be held at the scenic Waterville Valley golf course on Friday, September 27th, 2024. Registration for a foursome is priced at $400, or $100 per individual golfer, and offers a fantastic opportunity for teams to compete on a lit-up golf course. The cost includes golf registration fees, glow golf gear including headlamps and balls, a de- licious BBQ buffet, and the opportunity to take a chance on some great raffle prizes. Space is limited, so interested participants are encouraged to secure their spot early! For more information on sponsorship op- portunities and to register to play, please visit the LALC website at www.littleantlers. org/glowgolf. For any questions or clarifi- cations, kindly email our dedicated team at marketing@midstatehealth.org.
FAMILY CRAFT AFTERNOON
2pm - 3:30pm - Straw weaving! Brace- lets or bookmarks. Join us in the meeting room for a fun family craft. Refreshments provided by the Friends of the Library at the Minot-Sleeper Library.
COOKBOOK CLUB
1pm - 2:30pm – At the Minot-Sleeper Li- brary, Bristol, NH. "Appetites: A Cook- book" by Anthony Bourdain.
NLRA GUIDED EXPLORATION: WATERSHED HIKE
9am-12:30pm - TBD
Join NLRA Watershed Stewards and New- found Land Conservation Partnership sup- porters on a hike through conserved land in the watershed. Protecting the health of Newfound Lake means protecting the ar- eas upstream that filter, channel, and ab- sorb water. You’ll get a new perspective on the lake and what it takes to keep it clean! This program is free and open to all but registration is required. Dogs are not allowed.
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Music Featuring: Lindsey Schuft & The Ragged Mountain Band The Cardigan Mountain Blue Grass Band
The Danbury
Saturday, September 7th 8:30am to 8pm
“A Tradition for More Than A Century”
11am – Parade
Starts on Restful Road ends at the Grange - 15 North Road
At the Grange – Fun for All!
Food, Crafts, a Dutch Auction
Tractor Pull Competition
Spar Road
Come and Enjoy!
Call For Information
603-768-5579
It’s Time For
Fair!
tar, and several pocket instruments, such as bones and spoons. All are welcome.
Open for the Season!
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Booking events with the truck for Summer/Fall 2024 (limited availability)
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