September Happenings
in the Lake Sunapee Region
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September 6 5:30pm
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First Friday Gallery Night! Opening Receptions
Stroll the CFA MicroGalleries, enjoy some refreshments and meet the artists from 5:30-7pm.
The New London Inn:
Features the
compelling and imagination work
of
Ludmilla Gayvoronski
Blue Loon Bakery:
F
eatures the
Contemporary Primitive Americana" paintings
of
Marianne Stillwagon
Bar
Harbor Bank and Trust on Main Street:
Features the work of
Penny Koburger
whose artwork reflects her
fascination with light, color, and mood
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These CFA exhibits will be on display through October 31 during regular business hours.
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August 31 1pm
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Winter Show Singing Auditions for Handel's MESSIAH
At KCPA Studio, 1-2pm. We need to hear a song from Handel's Messiah. 1 min in length. Teenagers and adults only please. For more information contact Michelle Gosnell KCPA Director of Music at: [email protected] or visit www.NHPerformingArts.org
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September 1
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New London Barn Playhouse: The Marvelous Wonderettes
Who has big hair, big voices, and bigger personalities: the Marvelous Wonderettes! With voices as big as their bouffants, and harmonies tighter than The Plaids from Forever Plaid, the Wonderettes wow with hits like "It's My Party", "Son of a Preacher Man", "You Don't Own Me", "RESPECT", and so many more! Wed.-Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 5:00 PM, $37 (under 16, $26); Wed. matinee 2:00 PM, $31 (under 16, $20). Info: www.nlbarn.org or 603-526-6710.
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September 1 & 2
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Pre-registration for fall classes
Offering classes in all dance disciplines for ages 2-1/2 through adults. Rolling admission and classes begin September 3rd. For more information check out our website:
www.NHPerformingArts.org
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Begins September 2
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West Coast Swing Dance Classes with Natalie Miles
4 week workshop (4 sessions) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm, Mondays: September 2nd, 9th, 16th, & 23rd
A dance made popular during World War II and danced to the music of Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey and Glen Miller. Workshops are held at Whipple Hall (429 Main Street, New London).
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September 3 & 4 6:30pm
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Auditions For The Female Version Of The Odd Couple
At the Bar Harbor Community Room, Newport Road, New London. Presented by SKIT. Directed by Martha Bristol. Show Dates November 8, 9 and 10. For more information call 927-4247.
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September 7 2pm
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WarnerStock on MainStreet Warner Stage
Warner celebrates 50 years since the iconic American festival Woodstock. Local and regional bands and fans alike come together for a day of peace, love and music! Performances will pay tribute to the original 1969 festivals performers while also showcasing some of artists original work of today.
Join us for a night of peace, love, and music.Free Concerts. Family Friendly. All welcome.
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September 7 7pm
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It's Vaudeville at the Newport Opera House
Songs, silliness and sweets. Directed by Wally Borgen. To benefit Road to Independence. Tickets $10 in Advance, $15 at the door. Available at Aurora Bakery, RTI Farmers Market Booth and the Newport Opera House Box Office.
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September 8 8am
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Wilmotpalooza at Wilmot Community Association
An all-day (8am-2pm), fun-filled event. From a Pancake Breakfast to a meet-and-greet with the DHART helicopter crew, kids' games and rock 'n' roll on the bandstand - there will be something for everyone. Details and complete schedule online at www.WilmotWCA.org
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September 13 7pm
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Sunapee Coffee House presents Open Mic Night
The Tradition continues, Stop by to listen or join in. Downstairs at the Sunapee Methodist Church , 9 Lower Main Street in Sunapee. www.sunapeecoffeehouse.org
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September 15 3pm
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Chamber Music Concert to benefit Salisbury Historical Society Scholarship Program
Program: Bach, Beethoven, Mozart; Louisa Stonehill, Violin; Peter Sulski, Violin/Viola; Ariana Falk, Cello. Olde Baptist Meeting House, Route 4, Salisbury. Complimentary Wine and Cheese. Tickets $20 available at the door
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Deadline September 25
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Tag Line and Logo Contest
The Arts and Business Alliance wants to hear from you!
Create a "Tag Line" that will identify our region as an Arts destination! Design a "Logo" too!
Awards for each winner! This tag line and logo will be publicized throughout New England in 2020!
Deadline is extended until September 25th
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September 18 5:30pm
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CFA Annual Meeting and Open House
At the LSPA Knowlton House, Sunapee Harbor. 5:50-7:30pm
See what's planned for 2020
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Sept. 18 - Oct. 6
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A Doll's House, Part 2 at the Northern Stage
Northern Stage is thrilled to present the unofficial sequel to our 2017 production of A Doll's House. Whether you enjoyed our 2017 production or are new to the iconic story, you will delight in this moving contemporary classic that happens to be America's most produced play this season.
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September 19 5pm
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New London Hospital Fall Art Exhibit Opening Reception
5:00-6:30 PM NLH Main Lobby. Featuring artwork from Peter Anderson, Maurie Harrington, Youngsheen A. Jhe, Seline Skoug and Yvonne Shukovsky.
Event is free and open to the public. No RSVP required.
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September 19 7pm
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Wes McNair -The Courage to Create: "Mending Broken Things"
Taking a cue from his memoir, The Words I Chose, Wes McNair will give a combined poetry reading and talk. He will show how he has addressed this threat in poems that attempt to repair and restore the broken world.
Presented by the The Literary Arts Guild of CFA, at the Library Arts Center, Newport."This program made possible by a grant from New Hampshire Humanities"
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September 20 7pm
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Sunapee Coffee House: Dan Frechette & Laurel Thomsen
Canadian-American Roots-Folk duo Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen are "prodigious players with songwriting that sets them apart." Downstairs at the Sunapee Methodist Church , 9 Lower Main Street in Sunapee. www.sunapeecoffeehouse.org
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September 20 7pm
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Oliver The Crow preforms at the Andover Coffee House
Oliver the Crow navigates effortlessly between the gravitas of chamber composition, the longing of folk music, the near dreamlike quality of atmospheric sound art, and above all, pop music's candy-sweet escape. At the Highland Lake Grange Hall on the corner of Rte 11 & Chase Hill Road, East Andover.
http://andovercoffeehouse.org
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September 22 6pm
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Lights Up Cabaret at the Northern Stage
This magical night will feature your favorite Northern Stage actors, Boot Camp students, and more in a Dr. Seuss inspired musical revue entitled "Oh, the Places We'll Go" narrated by Producing Artistic Director Carol Dunne and Director of Education Eric Love. Dream of Northern Stage's future while wearing your most festive cocktail attire, eating delicious hors d'oeuvres, drinking signature beverages, and bidding generously on eye-catching auction items.
Tickets and more information.
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September 27 7pm
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Sunapee Coffee House: Tamara Hey
Hey got her start in the Lower East Side's edgy singer-songwriter scene in the early part of this century.
Downstairs at the Sunapee Methodist Church , 9 Lower Main Street in Sunapee. www.sunapeecoffeehouse.org
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October 1 9:30pm
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Arts and Business Alliance Meeting
At Tracy Memorial Library, New London NH.
Would you like to help make The Lake Sunapee/Kearsarge Region an Arts Destination? Join the Arts and Business Alliance, as we plan future efforts, regional events, and broader publicity to bring more people to the Lake Sunapee Region for one night or for a lifetime. RSVP to
[email protected]
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Save these Upcoming Dates
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3rd Annual CFA Open Studio Tour
Columbus Day Weekend Oct. 12th &13th 10-3.
CFA "A Cappella and Art GALA" To Benefit Youth Arts Education
October 19th at Colby Sawyer College, 6:30-9:30pm
Join us for Music, Art, Delicious Hors D'oeuvres and Desserts! Raising Money for Youth Arts!
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Ongoing Exhibits and Events
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Thru September 19
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Selections 2019 Exhibit at the
Library Arts Center
A group exhibit of selected winners from the 2018 Juried Regional. Selected Artists are: Debbie Campbell, Rod Keller, Susan Lirakis, Gillian Martlew, Meg McLean, Susan Parmenter, Ann Saunderson and Adele Sanborn. On Exhibit: August 3 - September 19. www.libraryartscenter.org
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Thru October 15
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Opening Reception for "Coming Home: The Ceramics of Vivika and Otto Heino
Colby-Sawyer College presents "Coming Home: The Ceramics of Vivika and Otto Heino," an exhibition of 48 ceramics by internationally celebrated New Hampshire and California potters, from the collection of Forrest L. Merrill. In the Center for Art + Design's William H. and Sonja Carlson '56 Davidow Fine Art Gallery. The exhibition is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Tuesday, Oct. 15, and weekends by appointment.
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Thru October 31
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CFA MicroGalleries
The New London Inn: Features the
compelling and imagination work
of
Ludmilla Gayvoronski
Blue Loon Bakery: F
eatures the
Contemporary Primitive Americana" paintings
of
Marianne Stillwagon
Bar
Harbor Bank and Trust on Main Street: Features the work of
Penny Koburger
whose artwork reflects her
fascination with light, color, and mood
.
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Monthly
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Monthly Writers Group
For people who like to write, share their writing, share advice, commit to finishing something, or sell their work! Anyone and everyone is welcome to join this group. All are welcome to attend. At the Newbury Public Library. newburynhlibrary.net/
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Monthly
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Monthly Poetry Workshop with Deborah Brown
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Monthly 7pm
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The John Hay Poetry Society Meets
Led by Newbury's Poet Laureate, Dianalee Velie, this group in open to the public, and meets the second Monday of every month. All are welcome to attend. At the Newbury Public Library. newburynhlibrary.net/
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Council on Aging Weekly Activities
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Memoir Writing on Tuesday at 10:00am
Walk In Painting Tuesdays at 1:00pm
Line Dancing at KComm Presbyterian Church Wed 10:00am
and Needlework Craft Group Wed 1:00pm
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Resources and Events for Artists
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Upper Valley Arts Alliance
The Upper Valley Arts Alliance (UVAA) is a regional organization with focus on the arts in New Hampshire and Vermon
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To learn more visit
www.uvarts.org.
Revels North
One Saturday a month, folks gather at Tracy Hall in Norwich for Revels Teens, Revels Singers, and the Band of Fools, followed by a community potluck supper and dance, or Pub Sing. This day-long celebration of music and community is open to all ages and abilities--no experience necessary.http://revelsnorth.org
Kearsarge Conservatory Of The Performing Arts
Ongoing classes in Dance, Drama and Music for students of all ages and all levels including excellent Pre-School and Adult Classes. We offer: Ballet, Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre, Acting, Acro. www.NHPerformingArts.org
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