Go Try It: Concord Reads ‘Following Atticus’
We’ve already told you about Concord Reads at the Concord Public Library, but for those of you who may have forgotten, here’s a quick refresher: Every year the library chooses a certain book to build a few months of programming around. There are usually several events over the course of those months that, though each different in their own way, have something to do with the chosen title. At the end of the program, the author of the...
Take a tour of studios, galleries and shops
Fall weekends in New Hampshire are some of the best of the year.With the bright colors of foliage acting as a backdrop, you can’t beat spending crisp sunny days apple picking, pumpkin carving and jumping around in leaf piles.And if you’re a fan of the arts, this Saturday and Sunday is right up your alley. N.H. Open Doors is an event that can’t – and shouldn’t – be missed. It includes great demonstrations, visually inspiring work and...
The Insider's guide to fall fun
September SEPTEMBER 14 Jumper Classic With over 600 horses exhibiting and 10,000 spectators, this is New England’s premier equestrian event. Events range from a champagne luncheon to numerous jumping competitions culminating in the final $75,000 Grand Prix. Ticket prices vary. Gates open 10 a.m. daily. September 14-18. Silver Oak Equestrian Center, 340 Exeter Road, Hampton Falls. Visit jumperclassic.com for tickets, a complete...
City Briefly
Each week, City Manager Tom Aspell puts on his Sunday best bonnet, dusts off his wicker basket and heads off to market. When he arrives, he opens up that market basket and serves up a farm-fresh heaping helping of city memo.The Insider grabbed a gigantic handful of two scoops and we're here to share them with you.hot on the trailClean up that messFriends of the Merrimack River Greenway Trail are looking for volunteers to help pick...
