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THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, July 15, 2010
]ULY THURS 15TH - SAT 17TH
“Wait Until Dark” The Barnstormers Theatre, Tamworth. 7:30pm Tues - Sat, plus a matinee at 2pm on Sat. Tickets $24.50 - $29.50 evening shows or $15 - $20 for mati- nees. Tickets 323-8500. See ad on page 22.
Market Days & Summer Music
Festival Downtown Concord, Main Street. 9am-10pm each day. Live Music, per- formances, indoor/outdoor shopping, carnival rides, children’s activities, Zumba, classic car show and much more. Free to public. 226-2150.
THURSDAY 15TH
Aaron Seibert - Live Music Cactus Jack’s, 1182 Union Ave, Laconia. 9pm-Midnight. Free. 528- 7800.
Comedy Night /Live Music Patrick’s Pub, Gilford. Music with Matt Langley. 7-10pm. Comedy at 10pm. 293-0841.
3rd Annual Antique and Unique
Car Show Forestview Manor, Meredith. 5:30pm- 7:30pm. Music, food, raffles and more. 279-3185 for info or to RSVP.
THURS & FRI 15TH & 16TH
New Hampshire Music Festival Silver Center For The Arts, Hanaway Theatre, Plymouth University. 8pm. Rising Stars of Passion and Fire. Joana Carniero, conductor; Jessica Rivera, soprano. 279-3300.
nhmf.org. See ad on page 16.
FRIDAY 16TH “The Pillowman” – Award Winning
Play Capitol Center’s Spotlight Café, Main St, Concord. Thru July 17th. 8pm. Tickets $20. $15 for students at Capitol Center box office or by phone 225-1111.
Tribute To Duke Ellington Great Waters Music Festival, Brewster Academy, Wolfeboro. 8pm. John Piz- zarelli Quartet. 569-7710. greatwater. org. See ad on page 22.
Rummage Sale Holderness Community Church, 923 US Rt. 3. 9am-2pm.
Paul Warnick - Live Music T-Bones, 1182 Union Ave, Laconia. 4-7pm. Free. 528-7800.
Can-Am Heritage Coalition Veterans Appreciation Day Hosted by the Hobo Railroad, 64 Railroad Street, Lincoln. Begins at 9:30am.
Cody James and Relevation -
Live Music Patrick’s Pub, Gilford. 9pm. 293-0841.
Bob Goutreau & Steve Bjork – Live Comedy The Village Players Theatre, Glen- don Street, Wolfeboro. Doors open 7:30pm. Show starts 8pm. All shows PG-13. Tickets $15 all seats. Available at Black’s Paper and Gifts, Wolfeboro, or online
village-players.com.
400 Miles Down the Connecticut River – A Lecture by Michael Tougias The Rey Center at Waterville Valley Town Square. 8pm-9pm. Free to public.
FRIDAY 16TH
– SUNDAY 18TH
The Lakeside Living Expo Gunstock Mountain Resort, Gilford. Fri.11am – 7pm, Sat. 10am – 7pm and Sun. 10am – 4pm. The largest consumer lifestyle home show in New England. Admission $9. Seniors $8. 16 years old and under are free.
lakesidelivingexpo.com.
SATURDAY 17TH History of the SS Mount
Washington Lake Winnipesaukee Museum, Rte 3, Weirs. Next to Funspot. 11am. Fred Golembewski. Will give an informa- tive presentation on the history of the original SS Mount Washington from its origin in 1872 until it was destroyed by a devastating fire on Dec 23, 1939. Free. 366-4377.
lwhs.us. See article on page 22.
Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Festival North Conway Community Center. 9am – 5pm. Dealers inside and out. Free admission.
Justin McKinney – Live Comedy The Middle NH Arts and Entertainment Center in the Franklin Opera House, Franklin. 8pm. Tickets $22. 934-1901.
League of NH Craftsmen Demo 279 Daniel Webster Highway, Mer- edith. 11am – 2pm. Artist Jack Dokus will demonstrate the wax model work- ing for “lost wax casting,” a technique he is particularly well known for. Free to Public. 279-7920.
8th Annual B!@#H Ride
Stix Bowling Alley, Rt. 3 Meredith. Women’s Motorcycle ride to benefit N.H Breast Cancer Coalition. Reg- istration begins 10am. Ride begins 11am sharp. 100+ mile ride around the Lakes Region to end at The Loo- ney Bin, Rt. 3 Weirs Beach across from Funspot. $20 early registration or $25 day of ride. Info 279-8481.
Boating Education Class 9am-4:30pm. Portsmouth Urban Forestry Center and also at The Department of Safety in Concord. $30 non-refundable fee per person. Limited seating. Preregistration required. 267- 7256 or 888-254-2125.
Rummage Sale Holderness Community Church, 923 US Rt. 3. 9am-2pm.
New England Vintage Boat
Auction NH Boat Museum, 397 Center Street, Wolfeboro. 10am. Vintage, classic, fi- berglass, paddle & sail. Free previews Friday the 16th,
12pm – 5pm and also before the auction from 8am-10am.
Summer Fair & Yard Sale First Congregational Church, Highland Street, Meredith. 9am-2pm. Gently used items, baked goods, food, music and more.
Fly Tying Workshop Amoskeg Fishways Learning Center, 6 Fletcher Street, Manchester. All abilities welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Ages 8 and up. $8 per person. Advance registration with payment required. 626-3474.
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The Great Winnipesaukee Steamboat Race & Musical Talent Contest!
On Friday and Saturday, July 30 and 31, the Sanbornton
Historical Society will present “The Great Winnipesaukee Steamboat Race and Musical Talent Contest!” at 7pm at the Sanbornton Old Town Hall on Meetinghouse Hill Rd in Sanbornton Square. It’s an old-fashioned melodrama with super music, witty
lines and terrific characters, a play you can bring your chil- dren and grandparents to and all will have fun. It’s all performed by local residents and directed by Lindley Kinerk. Admission is Adults:/$6 Children 5 to 15/ $4 and Children
under 5 are free. A family of 5 or more will be charged $20. Refreshments will be available. For general information contact: Linda Salatiello, 286-4526 or email info
lanetavern.org.
“The Miser” Comes To The Barnstormers Theatre
The Barnstormers Theater presents Molière’s classic com-
edy of manners “The Miser” Friday through Tuesday, July 20 to 24, in Tamworth. Harpagon, a penny-pinching money-lender, is the cheapest
man in town. He rules over his household and his children with a tight fist, even arranging their marriages to further enrich himself--all the while planning to marry the beauti- ful Mariane. But Harpagon’s son Cleante is also in love with Mariane, and his daughter Elise has matrimonial plans of her own. Love and the love of money spell trouble, intrigue, and laughter in Molière’s outrageous farce from 1668. Performances of “The Miser” are at 7:30pm Tuesday to
Saturday, plus a matinee at 2pm. on Saturday. Tickets are $24.50 to $29.50 for evening shows and $15 to $20 for matinees. Friday night is Family Night, with family groups (containing at least one person age 18 or under) admitted for half price, first come first served, on the day of the show. Not all productions are suitable for very young children. Please ask at the box office. For more information or to purchase regular or season tickets, call 603-323-8500 or visit the web site at
www.barnstormerstheatre.org.
Heifetz International Music Institute Students In Gilford
On Sunday July 18, at 3pm a concert of classical music
will be performed at First United Methodist Church on Route 11A in Gilford. Performers are young concert artists from Heifetz International Music Institute in Wolfeboro. Each summer, students from Germany, Italy, China, France and the USA who are being prepared for the concert stages of the world, gather to learn and share at the Heifetz Institute located at the Brewster Academy. The Wesley Arts Committee of The First Methodist Church is pleased to bring these young people to the local area to perform. The Wesley Arts Committee is an ongoing group that
sponsors and encourages all sorts of Arts at the church for the community. They have continually brought plays, art displays, poetry readings, concerts, art demonstrations, and other visual arts to the area over the 25 years the group has been in existence. The concert is free but a free will offering will be collected for scholarships. A reception for the students will follow in the Fireside Room. The Methodist Church is lo- cated near the Gilford Village exit off the Rt. 3 bypass on Rt. 11A. For more information call Sharon at 528-6485.
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