Free Auriculotherapy

Thursday, October 23 3:30-5pm

Want to de-stress before heading home after work? Curious about acupuncture? Come join Resilience & Hope and learn how a mini stress-relieving treatment with just 3 acupuncture points and 15-20 minutes, can work like magic. These free mini-treatments are community-style, which means they can give many people this stress-relieving opportunity at the same time while each person is resting in chairs. No needle options are also available. Learn more.

Live Music Art Cafe Session

Saturday, October 25, 4-6pm

Instead of food, art supplies are on the menu! Enjoy live acoustic music while you create art with friends or make new ones at Aplomb Gallery. Your base session includes a wide selection of dry drawing materials and specialty papers. You’ll be able to choose your supplies from the in-studio art menu, with the option to upgrade to premium wet mediums or mixed media combinations. Learn more.

Woodman Museum Community Trunk or Treat

Saturday, October 25,

5-8pm

Come spend an evening of Spooktacular fun at the Woodman Museum during a free and open to the public, family-friendly event. Meet with local organizations and businesses as you walk the museum trick or treat trail. Learn more.

New England Keyboard & Choral Festival

Sunday, October 26, 6-8pm

First Parish Church and the Mark Thallander Foundation are pleased to welcome Mark Hayes, internationally known arranger, composer, pianist and conductor. There is no cost to attend, but a goodwill offering may be made during the concert to support this and other music programs open to the public. Learn more.

2025 Dover Candidate Forum

Monday, October 27and Wednesday, October 29,

starts at 6pm

The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce will host Candidate Forums for the competitive City Council races in the election. The public is invited to attend. The forums will be broadcast live on Channel 22 and streamed live on the City's website. See the schedule.

Learn Excel at GBCC

Classes begin Tuesday,

October 28

Whether you are new to Microsoft Excel, a casual spreadsheet user, or experienced with the platform, Great Bay Community College has a course for everyone. Each of these courses offers useful information on how to use Excel based on your experience level. These courses are offered via Zoom. Learn more.

Cybersecurity Awareness for NH Residents

Wednesday, October 29,

6-7:30pm

The Dover Public Library is hosting a cybersecurity awareness event with The New Hampshire Municipal Cyber Defense Program. This training session is tailored for the public to educate individuals about cybercrimes and frauds targeting New Hampshire. Participants will gain knowledge on recognizing, avoiding, and responding to cyber threats, ensuring a safer and more confident digital experience. Register here.

NH United Ways

Coat Drive

Collecting through October 31

Every winter, many families, seniors, and children in New Hampshire struggle to stay warm without adequate clothing. Granite United Way, Monadnock United Way, United Way of Greater Nashua, and community partners are uniting to ensure our neighbors have the warmth they need this season. Drop off your coat at The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce at 550 Central Avenue in Dover.

Learn more.

Halloween Soiree

Friday, October 31, 7pm

Head to the Three Chimneys Inn to celebrate Halloween. This 21+ event will have hor d'oeuvres, drinks, a DJ, and dancing. There will also be a silent auction, with proceeds going to METAvivor Breast Cancer Research. Learn more here.

Anti-Perfectionist Poetry Workshop Series

Saturdays, November 1-22,

9am-12pm

Over 4 weeks, you will generate writing, encourage each other, learn to edit and polish your work, and create a safe community. Instructor Laura Hartman holds and MFA in creative writing and is a lifelong and published writer. This is a mixed level class. Laura believes poetry instruction "works great" when combining beginners and pros. Register here.

It Runs in the Family

Running through November 1, various times

Head to Garrison Players Art Center to catch a performance of It Runs in the Family. This play is a farcical comedy set in a hospital where Dr. Mortimore tries to deliver a lecture while fending off a paternity suit, an ex-wife, a daughter, and other characters, all while navigating the chaos of mistaken identities and running through doors. Get tickets.

2025 Run for the Dogs 5k Race/ 2 Mile Walk

Sunday, November 2, 10am



Mary's Dogs is holding their annual race to benefit their dog rescue. Participants are invited to either walk or run the course. Leashed dogs are welcome to join in on the fun. Register here.

The Visiting Mexican Artists Program: The Dancing Chickens of Ventura Fabian

Sunday, November 2, 10:30am-12pm

The Children’s Museum of New Hampshire is excited to welcome back Oaxacan wood carver Norberto Fabian, son of the late master carver Ventura Fabian. This special guest visit celebrates Mexican folk art and culture, and Norberto’s beautiful finished carvings will be on display. Visitors can take inspiration from Norberto’s style and make a Day of the Dead inspired craft.

Get tickets.

The Man Who Laughs

Running through November 2, various times

Set during the reign of Queen Anne, this gothic horror-romance follows Gwynplaine, the most famous clown in England. His acrobatic talents and omnipresent grin delight peasants and noblemen alike. But this clown can never remove his makeup. His grin is a curse, carved into his face when he was a child at the behest of a cruel king. When a beautiful duchess attends his show, a secret from Gwynpalin’s past is revealed, a secret that threatens to destroy everything he has built, and everyone he holds dear. At Players' Ring Theater. Get tickets.

Titanic: The Broadway Musical

Running through November 2, various times

Titanic is an emotionally stirring and unforgettable voyage through the final days on this “ship of dreams.” The real stories of immigrants and the privileged class entwine through a lush musical experience that garnered five Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and stole the hearts of audiences. Playing at the Ogunquit Playhouse.

Get tickets.

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