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Here's What's Going On !
Every Saturday Morning Social Hour /
"Puppy Playgroup"
11am-12pm weekly
Join us every Saturday morning with your
dog or puppy for socialization and playtime.
Talk with other owners while your dog/puppy has a blast.
Our knowledgeable staff will be on hand to monitor the group and answer any
questions you may have regarding behavior, training, housebreaking,
nutrition, chewing, etc.
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Babes In Arms,
Rodgers and Hart / July 8-12
1930's Broadway classic star vehicle for young Judy
Garland and Mickey Rooney. Musical theatre's immortal hits, "My
Funny Valentine, Lady is a Tramp, and Johnny One Note". The pure
joy and idealism of a troupe of youthful summer theatre
apprentices (sound familiar??) "Hey, let's put on a show"!!
THE
TEMPTATIONS
REVIEW
featuring
DENNIS
EDWARDS -
July 12 -
8 PM
 Mr.
Edwards was one of the lead singers of The Temptations. In 1989
he was inducted into the Rock
'n' Roll Hall of Fame. He has 14 Golden Albums and 5
Grammys.
And a Nightingale Sang
by C.P. Taylor/ July 15-19
Bittersweet romance, tender farce, and a shot of history
for good measure. Taylor gives us the Stott family in the north
of England during World War II, underscored with music of the
era. Helen, the eldest daughter expects little in the way of
love, but the appearance of a soldier named Norman causes a
seismic shift in the way she sees herself and her world. Does
love give us the freedom to be transformed, even in the midst of
turbulent times?
FREE,
Outdoor Concerts at the base
of the North Slope at Cranmore.
Outdoor concerts begin at 7:30 PM
An 'early concert' by area performers at 6 PM
Beverages and Food available
Thursday, July 17,
Thursday, July 31, &
Thursday, August 14
Blithe Spirit
by Noel Coward/ July 22-26
A masterwork of 20th century comedy by Britain's genius
of laughter and social satire. The madcap plot is driven by the
ghostly appearance of a former wife and engages the audience
with seances and a cast of outlandish characters. Pure fun and
sophistication!!
7th Annual FOLK Festival -
July 25 - July 27
One of the most popular events in
New England, presenting our best
line up ever including performers
that will keep the audience talking
for years to come.
Headliners include
Pure Prairie League,
with the huge hit "Amie", as
well as
The
Waybacks,
the beautiful voice and songwriting
of
Gretchen
Peters,and
back by popular demand is
Anais Mitchell.
Other favorites include
Cheryl Wheeler,
Catie
Curtis,
Sons of The Never
Wrong (sons.com),
Jonathan
Edwards, and
Emilia
Dahlin,
who we feel is our own rising star.
Local favorite
Ash Fischbein
will be with us as well as
nationally acclaimed artist
David Olney
with
Sergio
Webb...and we're not done
yet! More acts to come...
On February
7th Gretchen Peters
was voted the 2007 Folk
Artist of the Year by
Folkwax
readers.
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Toad of Toad Hall by
A. A. Milne/ July 29-August 2
A dramatisation of Kenneth Grahams A Wind In the Willows, with kindly
Rat, wise Badger, gentle Mole, and conceited foolish Toad, who is always in
trouble! His obsessions (caravanning and cars) lead to imprisionment, not to
mention rollicking fights with the Weasels and the Stoats!! Plus Ferrets,
Rabbits, Squirrels, and Field Mice- for extra measure- what more can you ask for
!!?? A Barnstormer Gold Standard Classic!!
The Capitol Steps -
August 2 - 8 PM
Since
1981 Capitol Steps have
recorded 27 albums
and they've been featured on
NBC, CBS, ABC, and PBS,
and can be heard 4 times a year on
National Public Radio
stations nationwide during their
"Politics Takes A Holiday"
radio specials.
Dial M for Murder
by Frederick Knott/ August 5-9
A gripping mystery in the film-noire style. “Tingling
with excitement!! NY Times
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The Celtic Tenors -
August 8 - 8 PM
 Matthew
Gilsenan, James Nelson and Daryl Simpson combine their
unique voices,
character and wit to provide a show overflowing
with vitality and variety from start to finish.
They have all had classical training, sung leading roles
with top opera companies, performed in oratorio and
concerts worldwide, and continue to show great
flexibility in melding their voices to suit the
appropriate Classical,
folk, Irish and pop genres.
Driving Miss Daisy by
Alfred Uhry/ August 12-16
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the Academy Award for Best Picture. The
Iconic story/ relationship of an elderly southern Jewish lady and her African'
American chauffeur over several decades. Heartwarming, honest, brilliant
writing, 2 of the American theatre's most important and memorable characters.
Dracula by Bram Stoker,
adapted for the stage by Deane and Balderston/ August 19-23
The original staging of the 19th century masterpiece of gothic horror!
Please wear a shirt with a collar!
On your way home from the theatre on a dark summer night- please don't look in
your rear view mirror- and for god's sake- don't look in the back seat!!
I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change,
by Joe Pietro and Jimmy Roberts/ August 26-30
Off Broadway's longest running musical comedy. Everything you have ever
secretly thought about dating, romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives and
in-laws, but were afraid to admit!
Blind Boys of Alabama
- August 29 - 8 PM
Back by popular demand! This evening will surely put a
lot of spirit into your step.
Carroll County Kennel Club Dog Show
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Held at E. R. Field Property, Rt 16 & 302, River Road
North Conway, New Hampshire
Conformation, obedience and rally each day.
Best Puppy competition on Saturday.
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HARVEST FESTIVAL
Saturday, September 13, 2008, 1 – 4pm
The Remick Museum will have its annual Harvest
Festival on Saturday, September 13, 2008, from
1-4pm. Join us for horse-drawn hay rides, craft
making, farm games, and live folk music with
Doug Hazard. Try your hand at harvesting corn,
flax and mangelwurtzel using historic
techniques. The Remick Museum concession stand
will sell apples treats, including apple
fritters and apple cider.
While attending the Harvest Festival, come
inside the Visitor’s Center and tour the living
quarters of Dr. Edwin Crafts Remick, the country
doctor who owned the property, and see exhibits
on the agricultural way of life in New Hampshire
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Experience the warmth and
charm of an early 19th century
Hearthside Dinner, where the meal is cooked
entirely on the open hearth. The Remick staff,
dressed in traditional 19th century attire,
prepare a nourishing meal using historic recipes
and ingredients preserved fresh from the
harvest. The menu for each meal varies, and rest
assured, the ingredients were raised on site at
the Remick. Hearthside Dinners are usually a
cozy gathering of eight people, and they are
designed for adult audiences. Young people age
16 and up are welcome with an adult in
attendance. Reserve your place at the table by
calling our Museum Receptionist at (800)
686-6117 or (603) 323-7591, or e-mail
reception@remickmuseum.org.
Fee
is $35.00 per person, and pre-registration is
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A Hearthside Dinner menu is subject to change
with each season; it will reflect our garden harvest yield and
livestock processing program for 2007. The following are sample
menus:
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September 20, 2008
5-7pm |
Biscuits with homemade jam & butter
Ham roasted in tin kitchen
Scalloped cabbage
Assortment of pickled vegetables
Molasses cake with blueberries and cream
Shrub, coffee, tea
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October 18, 2008
5-7pm |
Biscuits with homemade jam & butter
Ham roasted in tin kitchen
Baked acorn squash
Cold chow
Assortment of pickled vegetables
Gingerbread with whipped cream
Shrub, coffee, tea
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December 20, 2008
5-7pm
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Biscuits with homemade jam & butter
Roast pork
Succotash
Pickled beets
Sliced apple pudding and cream
Shrub, coffee, tea |
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September
13, 2008 |
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"Dog Daze
Express" – Conway Scenic Railroad
This is a special days where
"Doggies" treat their masters to a train ride.
We are running this event to coincide with
Conway Humane Society's "Bark in the Park", in
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BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS
Saturday, October 4, 2008, 10am
A new special event at Remick Museum, Blessing of the
Animals will take place on the grounds of Remick Farm on
Saturday, October 4, 2008, at 10am. A
multi-denominational team of MWV clergy will lead a
ceremony to bless you and your pet(s). They will also
bless the livestock on Remick Farm.
The participating clergy members are: the Reverend Tom
Abugelis, Pastor, Chocorua Community Church, Chocorua,
NH and the Tamworth Congregational Church Yoked
Ministries, Tamworth, NH, the Reverend Mary Edes,
Pastor, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Eastern
Slopes, Tamworth, NH, the Reverend Nancy Eldridge Hess,
PhD, Executive Director, Calumet Lutheran Ministries,
Freedom, NH, and the Reverend Donald F. Gauthier, Jr.,
Pastor, Our Lady of the Mountains Roman Catholic
Community, Intervale, NH.
his event will celebrate the gift of animals in our
lives, while invoking the protection of St. Francis of
Assisi, the patron saint of animals, whose feast day is
October 4th.
Howl-o-ween
Party
Sunday, October 26th, 12-2 at Four Your Paws Only
Join
us with your pets in costume, for this extremely popular
event! Our Annual Costume Contest starts at 12 noon!
Don't miss the Howl-o-ween Party after the contests!
Prizes awarded for the contests and treats for
everyone!!!
Always on Columbus Day Weekend
2008 dates - October 11, 12, 13
Located on Rt. 109 North
A Great Family Fair with something
for Everyone!
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HISTORIC THANKSGIVING
Saturday, November 15, 2008 1 – 4pm
Come enjoy some good food, a warm fire, country
crafts, and a healthy dose of history at
Historic Thanksgiving on Saturday, November 15,
2008, from 1-4pm. Our museum interpreters will
prepare a traditional Thanksgiving meal on the
open hearth using historic recipes.
The menu for Historic Thanksgiving includes
roasted turkey, bread sauce stuffing-dressing,
hearth bread and butter, boiled cider pie,
Indian pudding, pumpkin stuffed with apples and
cranberry sauce. In the English Barn, try your
hand at making apple cider, and make a corn cob
feather dart.
Are you raising your own turkey for Thanksgiving
this year? Take the next step, and see a
demonstration on how to properly "dress" a
turkey- from slaughtering the bird, to plucking
feathers, to cleaning and storing poultry. This
activity will take place outdoors on the farm-
only those interested in turkey processing will
see the activity.
For more information on fees for this special
Thanksgiving dinner and event, call the museum
at (800) 686-6117 or (603)323-7591.
Pet
Portraits
Sunday,
November
9th,
10am-3pm
at Four
Your
Paws
Only
Walk-Ins welcome, appointments preferred.
Sign up
early,
appointments
go fast!
Free 5x7
photos
w/
$10.00
sitting
fee.
Great
holiday
gift
idea!
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VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS
AT REMICK MUSEUM & CAPTAIN ENOCH REMICK HOUSE
Sunday, December 7, 2008, 1 – 4PM
Come
enjoy chocolate treats, sugar cookies, country crafts,
and a little history at the annual Victorian Christmas
at the Remick Country Doctor Museum and Farm and the
Captain Enoch Remick House on Sunday, December 7, 2008,
from 1-4pm. Both houses will be beautifully decorated in
Victorian style.
Sample chocolate treats, such as steamed chocolate
pudding, black & gold marble cake, sweet vanilla hot
chocolate, candied peel, chocolate nuts, and chocolate
truffles. Taste the traditional holiday drink, Syllabub.
In the Museum Visitor’s Center, try your hand at making
country crafts, including corn husk angels, felted
snowballs, and decorative gift tags. View exhibits
on Christmas traditions, and see the living quarters of
Dr. Edwin Crafts Remick, the country doctor who owned
the property.
Take a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the Joe Binsack
Trail, offering spectacular views of Remick Farm. (The
sleigh rides will be converted to wagon rides if mild
weather comes and melts the snow by Sunday.)
The
staff at the Captain Enoch Remick House will be baking
sugar cookies; they will also have the Christmas drink,
Wassail, and ginger snaps. See Victorian era
decorations, which include an antique toy collection.
While
at Victorian Christmas, visit the newly expanded Remick
Museum Shop stocked with American-made country gifts and
toys, including Henderson Redware, earthenware pottery
created from 19th century designs. Friends of Remick
Museum- be sure to use your 10% discount at the Museum
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Pet Photos w/ Santa Paws
Sunday,
December7th, 12-3pm at Four Your Paws Only
$5.00
per photo includes free holiday gift for your pet! All proceeds go
directly to
Conway Area Humane
Society.
Refreshments will be available for pets and their owners.
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