Galleries and Exhibits:
The Art Place
Custom Framing and Gallery
Website
Representing local and New England artists in their gallery. Original watercolors, oil and pastel paintings, limited edition prints and photography are featured. Many lakes region scenes are depicted by our artists, including the largest selection of Peter Ferber boat show posters and limited edition prints. The Art Place is the only gallery to have Peter Ferber's orginal work. The Art Place also has a selection of antique prints, photo frames, mirrors, maps and high-quality art cards.
A large selection for custom matting and framing is showcased with an experiences staff able to guide you with the proper design and materials to enhance and preserve your artwork. The Art Place has been serving the Lakes Region since 1975. All work is done on the premises. Member of Professional Picture Framers Association
9 N. Main St. Wolfeboro
569-6159
- Blue Shutter Gallery and Frame Shop
19 Lehner St, Wolfeboro; 569-3372
- DeVork Gallery
15 Lake St, Wolfeboro
569-6560
- League of NH Craftsmen
15 North Main St, Wolfeboro; 569-3309
- Palau Studio
Wolfeboro; 581-9527
- Sandy Martin Gallery
17 S. Main St, Wolfeboro; 569-5641
- Windmere Gallery
72 N. Main St, Wolfeboro 569-9934
Theater - Music - Art - Dance
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Arts on the Edge - Website (603) 651-8343
St. Patrick's Day Celebration
Tues March 13 6:30pm
at the Wolfeboro Inn
- Edra Toth's Academy of Dance and Music/Northeastern Ballet Theatre
Ballet and jazz classes are offered for all ages 3 to adult with an open enrollment.
26 Glendon Street, Wolfeboro. 569-5410. Website - Wolfeboro Area Creative Arts Center
Lehner St. Wolfeboro 569-7979
http://wolfeboro-arts.org/
Wolfeboro Area Creative Arts Center offers Performing Arts classes this Spring starting Feb. 14th
Tuesdays
5:00 BOYS AND GIRLS HIP HOP
5:30 PERFORMING ARTS - THEATRE, DANCE, MUSIC
6:30 HOOP DANCE
7:00 LYRICAL JAZZ
These classes will be rehearsing toward an optional Performance opportunity, our Spring Production: - Expressions Dance Academy
6 Varney Rd, Wolfeboro
569-9799
Music:
Clearlakes Chorale
Jan 19 -Spring semester begins
with rehearsals
on Thursday nights
Next presentation is on May 19 & 20
Haydn's "The
Creation,"
Clearlakes Chorale welcomes
new members at the
beginning
of each semester
and is actively working to recruit
singers,
especially
tenors and basses.
www.clearlakeschorale. org
569-6079.
- The Folk Cellar
25 N Main St.
569-1811 - Sandy Wentworth Music Lessons
20 Center St.
569-8269
Great Waters Music Festival 2012
Great Waters Music Festival
Summer Concerts at Kingswood Arts Center
McManus Rd, Wolfeboro
- Tickets at
the festival's new office at 15
Varney Rd. in Wolfeboro.
Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Tickets are also available
online atwww.greatwaters.org or by
phoning the festival office at
569-7710.
Website
569-7710
Wolfeboro Friends of Music
-
Quint-Essential Winds Feb 12, 2012
at Anderson Hall, So Main St, Wolfeboro
Sunday Feb 12 at 2 PM
tickets - available at Black's Paper and Gift Shop and Avery Insurance in Wolfeboro, Innisfree Bookstore in Meredith or online at friends of music website
The Heifetz Institute of Music
Anderson Hall, Brewster Academy
569-7497
June 29 - August 3, 2011
Mondays & Wednesdays at 7:30pm
Anderson Hall, Brewster Academy
Free concerts featuring students of the 2011 Heifetz Institute.
Goitse
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Irish concert
at the Old White Church
Sunday, Feb. 12, at 4:30 p.m.
Traditional melodies, modern rhythms and new compositions are synthesized by this five-piece band.All of the band members are students of traditional music and dance at the University of Limerick.
For information or reservations contact Greg or Teri at
the Tuftonboro General Storeat 569-9859 or hepx216@yahoo.com.
Tuftonboro Old White Church, Middle Rd Tuftonboro across from general store.
Open Mic and Performances
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Open Mics are held at the
Old White Church on Route
109A in Center Tuftonboro,
across from the Center
Tuftonboro General Store.
Each artist has the opportunity to share two to three songs.
Donation appreciated - proceeds after expenses goes to a local charity
Please be prepared with your finest performance skills.
Artist sign up starts at 6:30 - music begins at 7:00 pm
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For more information,
please visit www.tuftonboromusic.com or call 544-2079.
family friendly - so please bring the kids along.
Bring a dessert to share if you are inclined.
Coffee and tea will be served.
Donations are greatly appreciated to cover costs.
Proceeds over costs are donated
to local charitable organizations.
Wakefield Opera House
2 High St, Sanbornville, NH
Website
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Spousal Deafness…and Other Bones of Contention
Musical Comedy ReviewWhose house is this anyway? Real life husband and wife Carlisle and Poulin combine original songs, sketch comedy, and 2D painted props to explore the wacky world of relationships. Watch Gordon and Susan tackle the really big issues: romance, underwear, vacation negotiation, and spousal deafness, to name a few. Sound familiar? You’ll feel like someone’s been eavesdropping on your home!
Saturday, February 11, 2012, 7:00 PM
Admission: $15.00 at the door; $12.00 advance
Tickets...Bearded Wonders Variety Show
10th Anniversary Benefit for VNA HospiceThe Wakefield Opera House Performing Arts Committee hosts The Tenth Annual Bearded Wonders Variety Show. The show, organized as an old time variety show, is produced as a benefit for the VNA Hospice of Southern Carroll County. The program for the show will feature a variety of acts by the local talent of the bearded sort and non-bearded as well. Come join the festivities and do your bit to help the VNA Hospice of Southern Carroll County!
Sunday, February 19, 2012, 2:00 PM
Admission: Individual $15.00; Family $30.00 [2 adults & their children under 18]
Tickets...The Wakefield Opera House Performing Arts Committee hosts The Tenth Annual Bearded Wonders Variety Show. The show, organized as an old time variety show, is produced as a benefit for the VNA Hospice of Southern Carroll County. The program for the show will feature a variety of acts by the local talent of the bearded sort and non-bearded as well. Come join the festivities and do your bit to help the VNA Hospice of Southern Carroll County!
Sunday, February 19, 2012, 2:00 PM
Admission: Individual $15.00; Family $30.00 [2 adults & their children under 18]
Tickets...
Theater:
The Village Players
52 Glendon St, Wolfeboro
569-9656 - Website
"Hay
Fever." Auditions
at The Village Players
Theater
at 51 Glendon St,
Wolfeboro
Performance dates for Hay Fever
April 13, 14, 20, 21
and 22, 2012.
Directed byCarol Bense
Please come
to one of the auditions if
you have any interest in a
role or in working on the
production team.
If you cannot attend either
of the auditions, please
contact Carol Bense at 569-
1396 or cwbense@roadrunner.
com
52 Glendon St, Wolfeboro
569-9656 -
The Barnstormers Theatre
104 Main Street, Tamworth, NH 03886
603-323-8500
Website
Museums:
Castle in the Clouds
455 Old Mountain Road Rte 171
Moultonboro
www.castleintheclouds.org.
NH Boat Museum
397 Center St.
Unless otherwise stated, all events are held at the New Hampshire Boat Museum, 399 Center St., Wolfeboro Falls, NH. For details, email museum@nhbm.org, call 603-569-4554 or visit www.nhbm.org. Like us on Facebook!
The Museum features many of the finest examples of vintage mahogany and antique boats on a rotating basis.
569-4554
Website
- Clark House Museum Complex
233 S. Main St. Website
August . 10am-4pm Wens.-Fri. Sat. 10am-2pm. Tours by Appointment Spring and Fall.
Libby Museum
755 GW Highway, Rt 109.
Built in 1912 by Dr. Henry Libby visitors view the wonders of the natural world
Adult & children's programs throughout the summer
- Tue - Sat: 10am - 4pm Sun: Noon - 4pm
Memorial Day - Labor Day
New Hampshire Farm Museum
125 White Mt Highway, Milton
652-8740.
February 12th Sunday Valentine's Sleigh Rides 12 noon- 3 pm weather permitting
Take a sleigh ride through the farm fields and warm up in the
farmhouse kitchen with hot cocoa and cookies. You can even make your
own valentine and explore the Barn. This program depends on proper snow
conditions. No reservations necessary $10 adult/$5 child $7/ $3 for
Museum Members
February 18th Milton Winter Carnival/ Ice Cutting Demonstration at the Town Beach 10:00 am -11:00 am
March 10th, 17th, Maple Days 12:00 - 3:00 pm, weather permitting
Remick Museum and Farm
58 Cleveland Hill Rd. in Tamworth
323-7591
Website
- Stew, Story & Song Series
WhenFri, January 27, 6pm – 8pmWhereThe Remick Country Doctor Museum and Farm (map)DescriptionStew, Story & Song Series Warm up by the hearth, savor a hearty stew with home-baked bread while you enjoy a lively story and song. "Burns Supper-Tribute to the Scottish Poet” The treasured poems of beloved poet, Robbie Burns come to life as you tip your glass in honor of Burns’ 252nd birthday. Please register by Monday during the week of the event. BYOB - $10 per person ages 16 & over please Museum Visitor Center: (603) 323-7591 or toll free 1 (800) 686-6117
- Visitor Center at (800) 686- 6117 or 323-7591 to make your reservation. The Remick Museum is easily accessible from Routes 16 and 25 between the Lakes and White Mountains in Tamworth Village.
- Pre-school Story Hours can be found on
website at www.remickmuseum.org
New changes are always made, so please check the site.
Squam Lake Science Center
23 Science Center Road | Holderness,
NH 03245 | T: 603-968-7194 | F: 603-968-2229
Website
- Home School Series:
The first Thursday of the month
from November through April
ages 4-6 and 7-10.
- Wild Winter Walks
Saturday, Jan. 14, from 10 a.m. to noon,
Sunday, Jan. 15, from 1 to 3 p.m.,
Saturday, Jan. 21, from 10 a.m. to noon
Sunday, Jan. 29, from 1 to 3 p.m
Wild Winter Walks on the Gephart Exhibit Trail
See the animals at the Science Center in their winter fur coats.
A staff naturalist will guide the walk and discuss the many ways native animals are well adapted for winter life in New Hampshire.
Participants should be prepared to snowshoe,which are available at no extra cost, or participants can bring their own.
Adult must accompany children. If you want to make a day of it, lunch will be available at Longhaul Farm beginning at noon (less than one mile down Route 113 from the Science Center).
The cost is $10 per member or $12 per non-member
- Sunday Jan 22 - 7am-5pm
Winter Birding Excursion to the New Hampshire and Massachusetts seacoast to search for the hardy bird species that spend their winters there.
. On Sunday, Jan. 22, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Winter Birding Excursion to the New Hampshire and Massachusetts seacoast to search for the hardy bird species that spend their winters there.
Tuftonboro Historical Society Museum
July & Aug
Wednesday & Friday 2-4pm, Sat 10-1pm
Rte 109, Melvin Village.
544-2203
Wright Museum
77 Center St, Wolfeboro
Lectures and Programs
The Wright Museum collects and displays artifacts that illustrate the Second World War's significant and lasting impact on American life
May1-Oct 31:
M-Sat 10-4, Sun Noon - 4
Tues evening lectures 6:30-9pm
569-1212.
Website
Libraries:
- Wolfeboro Public Library - Website
259 S. Main St, Wolfeboro 569-2428
Mon-Thur 9:30am-8pm;
Fri and Sat 9:30am-5pm- Films - Storytime - Book Discussions - Lectures
- Artist of the Month Info
- Tuftonboro Library - Website
221 Middle Rd, Ctr Tuftonboro 569-4256
Hours: Tues, Wed, Thurs: 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Fri: 10pm. to 7:30pm - Sat 10am to 2 pm. Closed Sun & Mon- Book and Author Luncheons More...
- History Book Club Meetings
Fall Schedule - 2nd Tuesday 7pm 569-4256
- Artist of the Month
- Gilman Library - Alton NH
100 Main St. Alton 875-2550 Website- Alton Book Chat and the Gilman Library invite the public to join in welcoming Katherine Towler to the Gilman Library, 100 Main St., Alton on Monday, Nov. 14, at 7 p.m. in the Agnes Thompson Meeting Room. Those on hand will be discussing her most recent novel, Island Light.
- "A
Night at the Oscars" First Friday
of each month at 7 p.m. in the
Agnes Thompson Meeting
Room for movies that have
won an Oscar or have been
nominated to win an Oscar.
- Friday,
