4th Annual Family Race Day
Place: Keene High School, Scripture Field, Keene, NH
Price: See flyer
Ages: All
The Elm City Track Club & UCC Nursery School will be hosting a 5k Race, 1 mile kid’s race,
Flyer
Hike on the Cahill Conservation Land
Place: Cahill Conservation Land, Stoddard, NH (about 18 miles from Keene)
Price: Free
Ages: Older
Join Paul Gagnon, Conservation Easement Steward with the Society for the Protection of NH Forests, for this moderate, 4 to 5 mile round-trip hike. We'll look at spring wildflowers, vernal pools, beaver meadows, bogs, ledges, and interesting rock formations on this remote, 900 acre property in Stoddard. Our end destination will be a scenic view from the 1,909 foot summit of Morrison Hill. Bring a lunch and water.
Please preregister if you would like to attend. There is a limit of 10 participants. 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. For meeting place and to register, please contact Paul at pgagnon@forests
Happy Birthday Everywhere
Time: 2:00 pm
Place: Mariposa Museum, Peterborough, NH
Price: Child $3/Adult $5
Ages: All
Contact for more information: (603) 924-4555.
Wild New Hampshire Canines Day
Place: Squam Lakes Natural Science Center, Holderness, NH (about 90 miles from Keene)
Price: $10 youth (3-15)/$15 adult
Ages: All
Why do coyotes howl? How sly is a fox? Can you tell the difference between fox, coyote, and dog tracks? Find out about foxes and coyotes through crafts and a scavenger hunt or take a challenge to survive in a wild canine game.
Tour De Heifer
Place: Lilac Ridge Farm, 30 Covey Rd., West Brattleboro, VT
Price: Varies-see website
Ages: Older
The Tour is a trio of scenic farm-to-farm bicycle rides tailored to
all levels of ability, with 10-mile, 30-mile and 60-mile routes. There is also a five-mile walking option.
All of the routes begin and end at Lilac Ridge Farm, and feature
incredible views, farm and woodland terrain, New England villages (one
with a covered bridge), and much more.
The tour is part of the eleventh annual Strolling of the Heifers
Weekend, which takes place June 1-2-3, 2012 in the heart of New England —
Brattleboro, Vermont. As always, the centerpieces of the weekend are
the world-famous Strolling of the Heifers Parade and the Live Green Expo
that follows, both on Saturday, June 2. Come for the parade and expo,
and stay for the Tour!
Proceeds from the Tour de Heifer will benefit the Strolling of the
Heifers Farm/Food Business Plan Competition, a program of direct grants
($30,000 per year) to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship in farm
and food enterprises. Riders may participate purely for recreation, or
they can do additional fund raising, either individually or in teams.
Sports Card & Coin Show Benefit
Place: Charlestown Middle School, Gym, 307 Main St., Charlestown, NH (about 28 miles from Keene)
Price: Free
Ages: All
Buy, sell, and trade sports cards and vintage coins; dealers from all over New England.
Admission is free to the Twin state Sports Card and Coin Show, and a
portion of the proceeds benefits Charlestown students who can’t afford
to go on school field trips.
If you’re interested in selling, please contact Jim Younce: 603-543-7393, or email jimbojenni@gmail.com … Tables are $20.00 and selling fast.
This event promises to have everything for your sports cards and coin collecting needs.
31st Annual Car Show & Flea Market
Time: 9:00 am-2:00 pm
Place: Westminister Center School, 301 School St., Westminister, VT (about 15 miles from Keene)
Price: $3 admission/under 12 free
Ages: All
Antique & classic cars and trucks on display at Now and Then Vehicles Club’s
31st Annual Car Show & Flea Market!
* Dash plaques to first 150 exhibitors and flea marketeers.
* 60 award trophies plus Car Dealer Trophies.
* Food and picnic area
* Public admission: $3
* Children under 12 Free
* Vehicle pre-registration: $8
* Vehicle registration at the gate: $10
* Flea market space: $15, open to all merchandise
* Car Corral: $10/car
* No Pets, Please!
More info and registration:
Chuck Ranney
NandTVC@svcable.net
802-257-3053
Bull Full Moon Festival
Time: 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Place: Hastings Parish House, Walpole Unitarian Church, Corner of Main and Union St., Walpole, NH
Price: n/a
Ages: n/a
The River Valley Full Moon Meditation Group would like to invite the community to join us in celebrating the Bull Full Moon, or the Festival of Goodwill. Each month at the time of the full moon people who are concerned about the state of the world gather to offer service by using a scientific form of creative meditation. This form of meditation helps to step down the spiritual and healing energies, available at this specific time, for planetary evolution.
(Please note: This group recognizes the new, corrected, star-based astrological calendar.)
Each full moon occurs during a certain zodiacal sign that serves as a symbol for the energies available to humanity at that time. Each sign has a keynote, the keynote for the Bull being, “I see, and when the eye is opened, all is illuminated.” This keynote reminds us that it is important to see the intelligent design and necessity for the struggle and pain in the world and also what changes it will lead to and the eventual outcome of enlightenment. We also see the most appropriate way that we can serve evolution in that moment. These are seen as opportunities to give the gift we incarnated to give.
The Bull Full Moon Festival will be held on Monday, June 3rd, from 7-9 pm at the Hastings House, Walpole Unitarian Church, Corner of Main and Union Streets, Walpole, NH. 03608. Meditations are open to the public and operate on the principle of shared responsibility. Please join us on the River Valley Full Moon Meditation Group Facebook page for news, interesting articles and information on scientific meditation, and why we meditate at the full moon. You may also email the group on FB or call (802) 536-5024 for more information.
Drumming Class for Children
Time: 11:45 am-3:00 pm
Place: The Starving Artist, 10 West St., Keene, NH
Price: $10
Ages: Up to age 14 depending on individual
Children's Drum Classes with Sayon Camara of Guinea West Africa. A rare chance to get a direct experience with traditional African culture and music. First Sunday of each month. All skill levels welcome.
FUNdamentals of Bead Stringing
Time: 12:00 pm-2:00 pm
Place: Micheals Craft store, Keene, NH
Price: $25
Ages: Older
Learn basic bead stringing techniques to complete a one-of a kind bracelet. Create patterns using different colors and bead types. Then, attach a charm with a jump ring. By Bead Corner Design Academy.
4H Horse Show
Time: 9:00 am
Place: Milot Green, Alstead, NH
Price: Free
Ages: All
Come celebrate the sport of horseback riding with the Colts and Fillies 4-H Club
Enjoy refreshments & Continue to celebrate Alstead’s public horse ring
Sunday June 3, 2012, Milot Green, Alstead, NH
Start Time: 9:00 AM
Rain or Shine
Judge: Marge Tanner
What's special about today?
Egg day
The world's worst oil spill occurred when an exploratory oil well, Ixtoc 1, blew out, spilling over 140 million gallons of oil into the Bay of Campeche off the coast of Mexico, 1979
Henry James birthday, 1811
31st Annual Car Show & Flea Market
Place: Westminister Center School, 301 School St., Westminister, VT (about 15 miles from Keene)
Price: $3 admission/under 12 free
Ages: All
Antique & classic cars and trucks on display at Now and Then Vehicles Club’s
31st Annual Car Show & Flea Market!
* Dash plaques to first 150 exhibitors and flea marketeers.
* 60 award trophies plus Car Dealer Trophies.
* Food and picnic area
* Public admission: $3
* Children under 12 Free
* Vehicle pre-registration: $8
* Vehicle registration at the gate: $10
* Flea market space: $15, open to all merchandise
* Car Corral: $10/car
* No Pets, Please!
More info and registration:
Chuck Ranney
NandTVC@svcable.net
802-257-3053
Bull Full Moon Festival
Place: Hastings Parish House, Walpole Unitarian Church, Corner of Main and Union St., Walpole, NH
Price: n/a
Ages: n/a
The River Valley Full Moon Meditation Group would like to invite the community to join us in celebrating the Bull Full Moon, or the Festival of Goodwill. Each month at the time of the full moon people who are concerned about the state of the world gather to offer service by using a scientific form of creative meditation. This form of meditation helps to step down the spiritual and healing energies, available at this specific time, for planetary evolution.
(Please note: This group recognizes the new, corrected, star-based astrological calendar.)
Each full moon occurs during a certain zodiacal sign that serves as a symbol for the energies available to humanity at that time. Each sign has a keynote, the keynote for the Bull being, “I see, and when the eye is opened, all is illuminated.” This keynote reminds us that it is important to see the intelligent design and necessity for the struggle and pain in the world and also what changes it will lead to and the eventual outcome of enlightenment. We also see the most appropriate way that we can serve evolution in that moment. These are seen as opportunities to give the gift we incarnated to give.
The Bull Full Moon Festival will be held on Monday, June 3rd, from 7-9 pm at the Hastings House, Walpole Unitarian Church, Corner of Main and Union Streets, Walpole, NH. 03608. Meditations are open to the public and operate on the principle of shared responsibility. Please join us on the River Valley Full Moon Meditation Group Facebook page for news, interesting articles and information on scientific meditation, and why we meditate at the full moon. You may also email the group on FB or call (802) 536-5024 for more information.
Drumming Class for Children
Time: 11:45 am-3:00 pm
Place: The Starving Artist, 10 West St., Keene, NH
Price: $10
Ages: Up to age 14 depending on individual
Children's Drum Classes with Sayon Camara of Guinea West Africa. A rare chance to get a direct experience with traditional African culture and music. First Sunday of each month. All skill levels welcome.
FUNdamentals of Bead Stringing
Place: Micheals Craft store, Keene, NH
Price: $25
Ages: Older
Learn basic bead stringing techniques to complete a one-of a kind bracelet. Create patterns using different colors and bead types. Then, attach a charm with a jump ring. By Bead Corner Design Academy.
4H Horse Show
Time: 9:00 am
Place: Milot Green, Alstead, NH
Price: Free
Ages: All
Come celebrate the sport of horseback riding with the Colts and Fillies 4-H Club
Enjoy refreshments & Continue to celebrate Alstead’s public horse ring
Sunday June 3, 2012, Milot Green, Alstead, NH
Start Time: 9:00 AM
Rain or Shine
Judge: Marge Tanner
For more information, click here.
Horse Drawn History
Time: 10:00 am-11:30 am
Place: Stonewall Farm, 242 Chesterfield Rd., Keene, NH
Price: Free
Ages: All
Horse Drawn History
Place: Stonewall Farm, 242 Chesterfield Rd., Keene, NH
Price: Free
Ages: All
This family program explores the use of horses and horse-drawn
equipment on farms, and includes a hay ride with our Belgian draft
horses, Prince and magic. FREE.
603-357-7278
www.stonewallfarm.org
603-357-7278
www.stonewallfarm.org
What's special about today?
The world's worst oil spill occurred when an exploratory oil well, Ixtoc 1, blew out, spilling over 140 million gallons of oil into the Bay of Campeche off the coast of Mexico, 1979
Henry James birthday, 1811
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