THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, July 22, 2010
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Graceful curves mark the new balcony area at the Flying Monkey. MONKEY from 14
that existed in the the- ater’s earlier years and completely renovating the restrooms. Common Man Vice President Diane Downing has been collect- ing and adding vintage and retro pieces as she works on redesigning the entire building. As part of the project ,workers from Conneston
Lisa Lovett, Flying Monkey manager, and Finnigan, a black lab who is the mascot for the Flying Monkey renovation.
Construction of Laconia have built wings on both sides of the original build- ing, creating more space and allowing a successful interior reconfiguration. The 20-foot high wing on the south side of the building also contains an elevator, permitting handicapped access. Lovett said the unique new seating layout of The
Flying Monkey allows fans to enjoy performances in ways no other venues in New Hampshire of- fer. A funky lounge with comfortable couches and chairs will be included in the balcony section and fans will be able to stay seated in that area during performances. The Monkey’s Orches-
See MONKEY on 16 NH’s first true prime steakhouse
New stairway to the balcony area of the Flying Monkey. ROGER AMSDEN PHOTOS
“Top 3 Restaurants in NH for 2009” -Manchester Union Leader
“Top 20 Best Seacoast Restaurants for 2010”
“Hottest Dish in NH” - 2007 & 2008 NH Magazine 1- “Top 10 Burgers”- Portsmouth Herald
Located Just 30 minutes South of Lake Winnipesaukee
A hand’s-on chef-owned restaurant Christopher “Koz” Kozlowski, chef/owner
1 Orchard Street, Downtown Dover, NH (603) 749-0006 •
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