The sweet start of summer has fully landed here and we’re already busy beyond words, which suits us just fine after the quiet winter. Boats are being launched and summer cottages opened. Seniors have graduated with visions of exciting future ventures in their heads.  Young fawns have been spotted in the meadow and loons are hatching.

It seems like yesterday that “The Beatles” burst onto the music scene

and hard to believe, now “Sir” Paul McCartney, was onstage at Fenway last week, celebrating his 80th year with a Birthday Tour!

Locally, July 1st marks the start of summer music on community bandstands

all around the lake. First on the stage at The Livery in Sunapee Harbor, will be

the trio, Decatur Creek. (Check: thelivery.org for info and tickets for the full

summer music series of concerts.) “Happenings” calendar will include summer music events in July & August.

Saturday, June 18, 4-6. You’re invited to “ALL THINGS SUNAPEE “ a

Meet & Greet at The Livery, 58 Main Street in Sunapee Harbor.

Is Sunapee your new hometown ? or, perhaps a long time resident, recently retired?  This is your opportunity to learn about our community’s nonprofits… their missions, programs, volunteer opportunities… and their gala events! Come and invite a friend/neighbor to join you. Refreshments. Giveaways. Raffle Prizes… and neighborly fun!

.". and, especially for kids a new 4th of July tradition

“Chorus Line” continues on the New London Barn stage thru June 25th

  Just FYI. a teaser video from the (old) London production.

There is a new book up at the Story Walk at Tilton Park! Learn more about the Story Walk.

Stacy’s Smoothies in Sunapee Harbor is open for the summer!

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36 River Road - Sunapee Harbor

603-763-3400

Boating Courtesy ~

The 2022 boating season has begun. Lake Sunapee has a number of narrow coves and inlets. In these pristine areas it is ever important to be mindful of the distance between boaters, the shore and the wildlife that is all around. Marine Patrol Capt. Tim Dunleavy reminds us that, "It is illegal to operate a boat at greater than headway speed (6 mph or the slowest speed to travel and still maintain steerage) if within 150 feet of swimmers in the water, other boats, rafts or floats, swimming areas, docks or mooring fields, the shoreline, a bridge or while passing under a bridge.

A “Bakers Dozen of Cute Cat Critters”.

Sunapee Boys Baseball team won the Division IV State Championship! WELL DONE!

An astounding 98 years... Sunapee has welcomed visitors. 40% of responders were correct while another 40% guessed 52 years. Time does seem to fly here... especially in the summer! Thank you to all who graciously and informatively introduce visitors to the beautiful area of Lake Sunapee. Interested in learning more? The Sunapee Historical Society has the complete history from Volume One, Sunapee's Historic Buildings & Places book. Visit the Sunapee Historical Society!

Project Sunapee wishes all dads a very Happy Father’s Day!

Wednesday’s email “SUNAPEE HAPPENINGS”

Project Sunapee Community Calendar

They can sign up HERE