Summer has been a time of creative adapting, theater under tents, dinner on outdoor patios, music & movies on the town green… tho some traditional events were postponed for another year.  But mostly, everyone was feeling the pent up positive energy, attributable to all of us being recently confined by the pandemic. Every village and town in the Lake Sunapee region was bustling like never before, even as we were sobered by the upsurge of the Delta variant and the need to sustain our vigilance even as we were all beginning to (literally) breathe a little easier.  The good news is that we were out & about enjoying favorite pastimes that didn't exist a year ago.

See you at the market

in Sunapee Harbor.

Local farms are flush with fresh produce so come visit us on

Saturday and support our farmers from the Sunapee region.

Your taste buds will thank you!

It’s September and schools are in session. 

Those big yellow busses are on the road again. 

Remember: Never pass a stopped school bus!

Please be mindful and on high alert while driving

so we can be sure our children stay safe!

The finale of local bandstand concerts and

even more onstage at the Barn & Northern Stage.

Tonight: on the Ben Mere Bandstand: “CRUZIN”… Former members of the “Squids” have regrouped as a trio performing fabulous three-part harmonies of all your favorite rock, country & pop hits, as well as some original tunes!

Give a warm ‘welcome' to “Peabody’s Coal Train” 

This is their 1st time to perform on Flanders Stage in Sunapee. 

The Riverway is excited to have them entertain on Labor Day weekend.

Join us for new exhibits at our MicroGalleries: Dan Brenton and Janie Snowden at The New London Inn, Elizabeth D'Amico at Blue Loon Bakery, and Leigh Schoch at the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust.  At the Tatewell Gallery Kael Fein is exhibiting in August and Steve Sanford and Mark Pederson are exhibiting in September and October.  

Baking with the Best: Blue Loon Bakery.   

Laurie Schive, the talented Head Baker and Co-owner of the Blue Loon Bakery, will lead an intimate group in the Pavilion kitchen, creating delectable late summer treats. Your baked goods will highlight fruits and herbs harvested from The Fells own gardens or other regional ingredients. Her recipes will easily be translatable to the home baker, encouraging you to replicate them time and again in your own kitchen. Take home what you cook! 

View this amazing exhibit of quilts at the Libraray Arts Center.

Saturday, September 11- Wednesday, October 13.

Gallery Hours:

Tues.-Fri. 11:00am-4:00pm

Sat. 10:00am-2:00pm

September 11 & 12th /Saturday & Sunday.

Exhibitors will share their Collections of Aerosmith Memorabilia

at the Livery during 3rd Aerosmith History Day!  

The saga of Wally the Walrus who has wandered far from his native home.

The weekly Wednesday “HAPPENINGS” is brought to you by Project Sunapee, the community nonprofit that sponsored 

If you have reveled in "Gatsby-esque style”, reminisced with the “Fab Four at Beatlemania", or donned "Boots & Bling , enjoying BBQ & Bluegrass this summer... “THANK YOU”! for making all we do for the community possible through your generous donations and support!  

We invite you to join us in our dedication to supporting the vitality and well being of the Town of Sunapee by strengthening a sense of community, encouraging economic vitality, supporting education and preserving the cultural, historic and scenic assets of our community and the region, for the past 11 years.

Contact us at: info@projectsunapee.org

Check out the website: www.projectsunapee.org

We continue to live in “interesting times”, and give thanks daily for the relative safety of beautiful New England. Take great care of yourselves and those you love … and always be neighborly.

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