ISSUE NO. 284 / January 12, 2022
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Since the last “Happenings” of 2021, we’ve celebrated holidays, enjoyed a “White Christmas”, bid "Auld Lang Syne" to 2021 and welcomed a New Year.
Sharing two quotes that bring hope and light and promise as we say goodbye to the past year and turn our eyes to the next.
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“The real index of civilization is when people
are kinder than they need to be."
Louis de Bernieres
“Another world is not only possible, she is on her way.
On a quiet day I can hear her breathing.”
Arundhati Roy
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The NH Mobile Vaccine Van will be at the Abbott Library THIS AFTERNOON January 12 from 1 PM to 4 PM.
The following vaccines will be available:
- Primary doses for Pfizer, Moderna and J&J. THIS INCLUDES PRIMARY DOSES FOR CHILDREN AGES 5-11 AND 12-17
- 3rd doses for Pfizer and Moderna for persons who are moderately to severely immunocompromised
- Booster doses for Pfizer, Moderna and J&J FOR AGES 16 AND UP
Vaccines are FREE and available to all, regardless of your town of residence.
Call the Abbott Library at 603-763-5513 for any time slots still available.
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Let’s ring in the New Year with host Hugh Bonneville as Daniel Barenboim leads the Vienna Philharmonic in the tradition New Year’s Day concert with the music of Austria’s “Waltz King” Johann Strauss. Enjoy the majestic sights and sounds of Vienna. Click on video below and then 'Watch Full Episode'. |
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Friday, Jan. 14: It's “Open Mic Night” at the Sunapee Coffeehouse.
Always a good time for local musicians and audience alike!
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Thursday, January 27th: Patrick Ross, one of the favorite artists at “Live at the Livery” summer concerts, will be at Flying Goose Brew Pub. Reservations required. |
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You can start by climbing to the second floor to stand before the boots, or you can begin on the first floor and save them for last. They are but one of the works of art in the Hood Museum’s just opened exhibition, "THIS LAND: AMERICAN ENGAGEMENT WITH THE NATURAL WORLD.”
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Discover Winter at The HOP |
As the new year swings into motion, so do our live arts experiences. Visionary resident artists invite us into their artistic practices and inspire us with new creations. Immersive audio-visual installations challenge us to experience the world with fresh eyes and ears. Long-awaited premieres unpack the current moment and uplift our spirits. Welcome to winter at the Hop.
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January 22 & 23:
Nutcracker at KCPA
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Please join us for this incredible production. We were the first to bring our totally fresh and unique version of THE NUTCRACKER to our area! This incredible production combines all the performing arts. A charming Victorian family reads the original story, vocalists sing and traveling carolers bring to life this Christmas classic, revealing an in-depth understanding of the ballet. The choreography is also unique, including all of the dance arts such as tap, acro, jazz, hip hop and of course, beautiful ballet! Tickets: Adults $20, Children and Students $15
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January 28 & 29:
Dancing with the Stars in Newport
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The Opera House stage sparkles with Newport’s finest dancing contestants, each vying for the winner’s trophy! A winning couple will be chosen each night so be sure to vote for your favorites!
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Please note: Due to COVID surge, CFA has postponed the following programs: (to be rescheduled at a later date) “Abraham & Mary Lincoln” on Jan. 15 and “Tapestry Tuesday” on Jan 18.
Because of the uncertainty of COVID concerns, it's advisable to call and check with venues prior to previously posted events.
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SPOTLIGHT ON SUNAPEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
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If you’re a winter-walk warrior in your thermal layers... you’ll appreciate LSPA’s suggestions for basking in the calm of the NH woods. |
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With our beautiful New Hampshire winter season upon us, there is much to do and see right here in the Lake Sunapee Region!
Check out Pine Hill Ski Club - a beautiful cross country ski touring club accessed from Mountain Road in New London!
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... or if you’d rather sit by the fire with a good book... you are in luck! The Tracy in New London, Richards Free Library in Newport, the Newbury Library and Sunapee’s Abbott have each made accommodations to safely offer services during these times. The librarians are always happy to suggest books to match your interests... and alert you to new publications... just ask. The Abbott even has a new online catalog to make your selection easy. |
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Here at the library, we launched our new catalog browsing service, Aspen Discovery, on December 15th over at https://abbott.aspendiscovery.org/ - We think it will not only be friendlier to browse, but it will also allow you to more easily place holds, request materials, and browse new materials similar to your favorites!
Love reading on your home device? Browse and read or listen to anything from New Hampshire Downloadable Books: ebooks, eaudiobooks, magazines, or even films from Kanopy, right there without ever leaving our catalog. See below to learn how to place a hold and keep an eye out for more how-to guides to be made available soon! LEARN MORE
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your community needs you! |
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Now is the time for all good men and women to volunteer and share your time and expertise to keep local government running smoothly. Check with your Town Hall to see the opportunities to run for office and serve on town boards and committees. |
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WINTER WEATHER is here to stay for awhile.
Local Police and Highway Services remind everyone: Please do not park on roadsides... it impedes timely snow removal!
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CUTE CRITTERS for the week: Animals drawn to the sounds of music. |
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Project Sunapee wishes you and yours good health and an abundance of happiness in the new year. |
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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
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