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ISSUE NO. 253 / May 19, 2021 |
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Have the pastel-hued budding trees ever been more appreciated than this year? Even the black flies are (almost) looking possibly good about now. Farmers are tilling the soil and gardeners busily planting. Spring Peepers sing their nightly serenade. Suddenly, shorts & flip-flops are the uniform of the day. Boats are being launched into the crystal clear waters of Lake Sunapee. School playing fields are full of youthful energy competing for championship glory. Spirits are high with the promise of a ‘back to familiar’ summer! … and the Red Sox are leading their league. So take me out to the ball game! |
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Kansas City Orchestra cheering the Royals on to victory in the World Series. |
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Do you know how “Sweet Caroline” became a Fenway tradition? |
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Check out Ken Burns documentary “The History of Baseball”. |
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It's time for Project Sunapee’s Tri-Annual (plus 1 year) FUNdraising Celebration! You do remember BEATLEMANIA?... aka ‘THE' Party of that summer! |
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Bluegrass ~ BBQ ~ Libations!
Seating in Picnic Pods!
Tickets on sale SOON!
Mark your calendars & get your “pod-squad” ready for a fun evening together. Watch your email and Sunapee Happenings for details.
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Center for the Arts NH invites you
to the July 8th Gala
SWING, SWING, SWING" with The BEDFORD BIG BAND
Outside at the New London Historical Society
Enjoy the concert and kick up your heels!
Safely prepared complimentary hors d'oeuvres & desserts. Cash bar.
10x10 art sale and more!
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The Sunapee Region Arts Atlas is (almost) a reality! A sneak preview features The Livery and Sunapee Cruise boats representing Sunapee Harbor, front & center of the Atlas map.
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Carnegie Hall Select. A series of free concert films from legendary stages around the world. New films will be released every Friday at noon (EDT) & available on demand for one week, exclusively from the Hall's website. May 21: Beethovens Symphony No. 5.
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Unsure if Simon Cowell will be judging or not?? However the Dartmouth Idols Finals are featured on HOP@HOME.
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The Hop is also presenting: "Mountain Goat Mountain" for kids! |
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Center for the Arts NH is calling all artists to participate in the annual July exhibit “Naturally New England” at The Livery.
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… and the League of NH Craftsmen is calling for volunteers to help with the 87th Fair at Mt. Sunapee in August.
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Did you know?? each week will also feature a local nonprofit booth as well as a local artisan!
Two of the market vendors you’ll meet:
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Ewe & I Farm
Wools-raw fleece, roving, quilt batts, yarn and hand knit/crocheted items (hats, mittens, scarves, dish/face clothes, dish/face scrubbers), goat milk soap and lotion, plants, flowers, vegetables, gnomes (soft), handmade wool dryer balls, herbal moth and mouse chasers. Learn More
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Thyme To Cook Catering
James, jellies, salsas, sauces, pickles, other jarred foods and small bakery items such as loaves, sweet breads (whole and by slice), and scones. Learn More
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Vendors:
Abbot Hill Creamery
Aurora Bakery
Beaver Pond Farm
Bootleg Bones Dog Barkery
Ewe & I Farm
Fresh Start Farms
Harding Hill Farm
Hopewell Farms
Lake Sunapee Flower Farm
New England Seafood Cooperative
Tara Farm and Bakery
Thyme to Cook
Two Mountain Farm
Vegetaball's Pesto
Whitney Brook Farm
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Sponsors:
Brown's Auto and Marine
Harbor Light Realty
Sotheby's Realty
Stacey's Smoothies
Sunapee Harbor Riverway
LaValley Building Supply, Inc.
Prospect Hill
Harborside Trading
Scott's Yard Care
Project Sunapee
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"Opening of Sunapee’s Farmer’s Market is capturing attention in the Upper Valley area. Sunday’s Valley News / "Out & About” headlined it .. “ Newly minted Sunapee Farmers Market leads the summer schedule.” and WMUR also made mention on Monday’s newscasts." Valley News Article.
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Family excursions: History, Gardens, Hawks & Owls: If you love eagles, owls, hawks and other wild birds… check out VINS!
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On behalf of the John Hay Estate at The Fells, we wish to welcome everyone as we look forward to our summer season 2021.
Wander the home and gardens of the John Milton Hay estate at The FELLS. Learn More
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An extra Inning with Frank Sinatra & Gene Kelly |
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Even as spring warms and encourages us, so too does the slow but steady return to normalcy here. We are quietly proud of being in this Upper Valley New Hampshire bubble… of firm but enlightened leadership ranking us as one of the safest places relative to the pandemic. We’re very much looking forward to welcoming returning snowbirds and visitors to the Lake Sunapee shore and being neighborly once again. |
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Wednesday’s email “SUNAPEE HAPPENINGS”
highlights a selection of events in our community each week.
For complete details on everything happening around the
Lake Sunapee area, check out the
Project Sunapee Community Calendar at:
You too, may submit all nonprofit and civic events
to that same calendar for posting.
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