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THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, January 21, 2010
JANUARY
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winter environment. member/$7, non-
member/$9. Preregistration required.
“2012 and the Mayan Calendar”
968-7194 to register.
Cody Michaels In “The Middle”
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The Middle New Hampshire Arts and
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Center, Concord. 7pm. Join
AYCE Spaghetti Dinner
Archaeoastronomer-historian r.P.
Entertainment Center is pleased to host
Winter Ways
American Legion, main st., Ashland.
hale and learn about the real mayan
5-7pm. $10 per person. Children
an uplifting concert by solo pianist Cody
squam Lakes natural science Center,
calendars and how they work, Ages
5-12. $5. door Prizes. sponsored by
Michaels in the historic Franklin Opera
holderness. 1-2:30pm. An interactive
8+. Under 13 must be accompanied
the Pemi-Baker Valley republican
House at 8pm on Saturday, January 23.
and educational program about
by guardian. Adults/$9, students &
Michaels will warm audience hearts as he
how animals survive in nh’s harsh
Committee. 536-3880.
seniors/$8. 271-7827. starhop.com.
winter environment. member/$7, non-
performs selections from his new album
member/$9. Preregistration required.
Cody Michaels - Solo Piano “Winter Suite.”
Jonathan Edwards
968-7194.
the middle new hampshire Arts
rochester opera house, 32 Wakefield
Michaels’ music has a strong connec-
and entertainment, Franklin. $20 at
st. 8pm. 335-1992 for ticket prices
tion to his Granite State upbringing.
Knotty Knitters
the door. 934-01901 for times and
and more info. rochesteroperahouse.
Growing up in southeastern New Hamp-
meredith Public Library, main st.
more info.
com.
shire, he was introduced to the piano at
10am-noon. Join a group of fun-loving age 3 by his jazz pianist father.
knitters. 279-4303.
Truffle Duo - Live Music
Resonant Soul - Live Music
Patrick’s Pub & eatery, Jcts rte 11 &
Advance tickets for Michaels’ performance of “Winter Suite”
Patrick’s Pub & eatery, Jcts rte 11 & at The Middle are $15 for adults and $10 for students, plus
Preschool Storytime
11B, gilford. 8pm. 293-0841.
11B, gilford. 8pm. 293-0841. $1.50 per ticket handling fee. For tickets or information,
meredith Public Library, main st.
please visit online TheMiddleNH.org or call 934-1901.
1-2pm. Ages 3-5. 279-4303.
s
sa T & su n 23 & 24
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The Middle New Hampshire Arts and Entertainment Center
Snowmoblie Racing
“ M a m m a l s I n A W i n t e r
is a non-profit organization operating in the historic Franklin
Boating Education Class
the Lodge at Belmont, rte 106.
Wonderland” department of safety, Concord. 9am-
Opera House, 316 Central Street, Franklin. The Middle’s mis-
races on the former greyhound track.
Loon Center, Lee’s mills rd, 4:30pm. $30 non-refundable deposit.
sion is to nourish the soul, indulge the human spirit and be
8am-5pm each day. $5 per person
moultonborough, 7:30pm. naturalist Pre-registration required. 267-7256 or per day. $25 for a weekend pass.
the destination for distinctive, quality arts and entertainment
and Bio-Inventory specialist rick Van 888-254-2125 to register. 267-7778.
for middle New Hampshire.
de Poll. Free. 476-5666.
S n o w s h o e H a r e H u n t i n g
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“The Beauty Academy of Kabul” Workshop
moultonborough Public Library. 7pm. owl Brook hunter education Center,
Lisa Williams - Messages From Military Salute Weekend
documentary film about post-taliban holderness. 9am-1pm. snowshoe Beyond
Afghanistan. hares and where to find them,
Palace theatre, manchester. 7:30pm.
At Attitash
equipment needs, dogs and their Acclaimed medium and clairvoyant.
Attitash will honor our nation’s defenders and their fami-
Comedy Night
training needs and more. Participants tickets are $44-$66. 668-5588.
Patrick’s Pub & eatery, Jcts rte 11 &
should bring warm outdoor clothing. palacetheatre,org,
lies through free lift tickets for active, veteran and retired ser-
11B, gilford. 8pm. mark scalia. $10.
Free. 536-3954 to register. wildnh.
vice men and women as well as discounted tickets for active
reservations accepted. 293-0841.
gov.
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duty dependent family members on Saturday and Sunday,
January 23 and 24 with valid ID.
Chris Lester - Live Music
Creatures of Snow
Preschool Storytime
Saturday’s activities will include a downhill Flag Parade
Cactus Jack’s. 1182 Union Ave,
squam Lakes natural science Center,
meredith Public Library, main st.
which starts at approximately 1:30pm, and culminates with
Laconia. 9pm-midnight. 528-7800.
holderness. 9:30-11:30am. Find out
10:30-11:30am. Ages 3-5. 279-4303.
a color guard, guest speaker and the National Anthem in
how animals survive in nh’s harsh
Lakes Region Chamber of
the base area. The parade is open to all and participants are
Commerce Awards Luncheon
welcome to bring their own U.S. flag. Music during the out-
Inns and spa at mills Falls, meredith,
door parade and ceremony will be provided by the impressive
COMEDY
noon-1:30pm. $25 per person. 524-
US Air Force Colonial Brass Band. In addition, the U.S. Air
5531 to register.
Force’s amazing rock band, Afterburner, will perform from 3
pm to 6pm in Ptarmigan’s Pub on Saturday and again from
Community Sewing Event 1pm to 4pm on Sunday.
sewing tree, 66 third street, dover. Also on Sunday at 11am, “The Battle of the Branches,” a
9am-noon and 5:30-8pm. All sewists
With a Cause
new fun race event to test the mettle (and competitive spirit)
are invited to join in to sew operating
between branches is planned, with racers, including kids,
room caps and cancer hats for area
selecting which branch they are racing to represent. The $5
hospitals and hats for area shelters.
Fabric donations are appreciated,
entry fee will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project. In
THURSDAY
664-6944.
addition, the popular Attitash “on snow” obstacle course will
test your skills on Sunday.
Paul Warnick - Live Music
For more information call 374-2605 or visit attitash.com.
Patrick’s Pub & eatery, Jcts rte 11
& 11B, gilford. 7-10pm. Adventure
NIGHTS
series. Prizes. 293-0841.
“Small Business Day at
Tim Theriault - Live Music
The State House”
Cactus Jack’s. 1182 Union Ave,
The Lakes Region Association has partnered with the
Laconia. 9pm-midnight. 528-7800.
8PM • Admission $10
Business and Industry Association and the Small Business
Development Center in bringing the 5th Annual “Small Busi-
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ness Day at the State House” to the Holiday Inn in Concord
This week’s show is exclusively for the
“Godspell”
on Wednesday, January 27th.
silver Center For the Arts, Plymouth
This is an opportunity for small business owners and
Laconia Area Community Land Trust,
state University, Wednesday-Friday mangers to meet New Hampshire’s top policy makers and
at 7pm, saturday at 2 & 7pm, sunday
learn more about legislative issues that could affect your
of which they will receive 100% of the
at 2pm. special circus performance
bottom line.
at 6:30 before each evening show.
Cost is $15 per person and registration is required.
admission price.
tickets available at plymouth.edu/
The preliminary agenda is:
silver/tickets. 535-2933.
7:30am - Registration and Continental Breakfast.
8am - Welcoming remarks by Governor Lynch.
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8:15am - State Leadership Panel will discuss the top small
Knotty Knitters
business issues facing the NH Legislature,
meredith Public Library, main st.
9:30am - Taxing distributions from LLC’s.
10am-noon. Join a group of fun- 10:30am - Recovery To Growth: What are the opportuni-
loving knitters. 279-4303. ties?
To register call 224-5388 x116 or visit nhbia.org.
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Concord Cooperative market,
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Celery stick Cafe, main street. List your community events FREE
6-7pm. Quentin Lauradunn, L. Ac.,
online at www.weirs.com, email to info@weirs.com
Rtes. 11 & 11B Gilford • 293-0841 • www.patrickspub.com
Acupuncturist, this class will apply to
or mail to PO Box 5458, Weirs, NH 03247
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