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Say You Saw it in The Monadnock Shopper News, November 12 – November 18, 2014
NOVEMBER THURSDAY NIGHT
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WEEK-LONG SPECIALS
Tarot Readings 1-4:30pm. With Catherine Moonsong;
fee; drop in or call ahead. The Dragonfly Shop, 67 Emerald
St., Keene. Phone: 603-354-3471.
Healthy Thanksgiving: Nutritional Class 6-8pm. With
Linda LoProto, RN at Your Kitchen Store, 20 Main St.,
Keene; fee. Ingredient substitutions. Ideas for different
turkey preparations and slimmed-down sides and desserts
will be prepared. Phone: 603-352-1626.
Program 7pm. “iPhone Insanity: 22 (or More) Little Known
Fun Things To Do With Your iPhone” at Hancock Town
Library with Chris Halvorson; free. Phone: 603-525-4411.
Qigong 10am. Keene Senior Center, 70 Court St.; at
10:30, Age in Motion 1; 12, Special Travel Presentation –
Portugal & Its Islands; 1, Stitches from the Heart. Phone:
603-352-5037.
Electric Earth Concerts 7:30pm. Bach and Smetena with
Trio Cleonice and Ellen dePasquale at First Church in Jaffrey. Tickets online. Phone: 646-522-3352. Web: www.
ElectricEarthConcerts.org.
USO Dance 8-11pm. Winchester VFW Post #3968. Hosted
by Winchester Ladies Auxiliary and post. Dress in 1940s
attire. 1940s music by The Butterfly Swing Band. Proceeds
benefit Honor Flight New England. Call for tickets. Phone:
603-239-6355.
DINING PLEASURES
Third Saturday Supper 4:30-5:30pm. First Congregational Church of Swanzey, 679 Old Homestead Hwy. (Rte.
32). Also 5:30-6:30. Turkey Dinner and the fixings; rolls,
pies, beverages; takeouts; no res. req.; handicapped accessible. Phone: 603-352-6689.
Ham and Bean Supper 5-7pm. Hosted by Westmoreland
United Church at Town Hall, 780 Rte. 63, Westmoreland.
Ham, beans, salad, applesauce, rolls, apple crisp. Phone:
603-399-9028.
Community Breakfast 8-10am. Finnish buffet at Christ
Monthly Meeting 1pm. Mary Varnum Platts-Peterborough Lutheran Church, Rte. 12, Troy. Benefits “Shelter From
Chapter of the National DAR. “Honoring Our Veterans.” The Storm” in Jaffrey. Ed Mattson, 603-242-7283.
Jaffrey Civic Center. Speaker is Michelle Zedalis; refreshments; open to all.
Old Homestead Garden Club Meeting 12pm. First Con- Finnish Marketplace - Tori 9am-2:30pm. Troy Elemengregational Church of Swanzey, 679 Old Homestead Hwy. tary School; free admission. Crafts, Finnish/Scandinavian
Refreshments, followed by business meeting at 12:45. ”All items, demos, displays, music, Revontulet Finnish Folk
Wired Up, How To’s for Greens Sale”; public welcome. dancers 1-1:30. For schedule and details, go online. Web:
www.saima-park.org/ff2014/index.html.
Phone: 603-352-6689.
Mission Fair 9am-2pm. The Ladies Society of The United Church of Winchester, corner of Main and Parker Sts.
Christmas trees, greenery, decorations, baked goods, Chinese Auction, coffee and donuts in the morning, lunch from
Line Dancing 1:30-3pm. On Thurs. at the Keene Senior 11:30-1, more.
Citizens Center, Court St. Space limited, so sign up req. 8th Annual Winter Sports Sale 10am-1pm. Ski, snowboard, and skate sale at KHS cafeteria, Arch St., Keene;
Phone: 603-352-5037.
Film 7:30pm. Warren Miller’s “No Turning Back” at The cash and checks only; ski tuning. Benefits ski team. Drop
Colonial Theatre, Main St., Keene. Tickets at Norm’s Ski & off items on 14th 4:30-8/15th 8-9:30. Call to donate.
Bike Shop, 62 Martell Ct., Keene. Phone: 603-352-1404. Phone: 603-313-1319.
Web: www.normsskibike.com.
Art a la Carte: Drama – “The Wizard of Oz” 11:15Program 8-9:30pm. The Night Sky at Northfield (MA) Mt.
11:45am. MoCo Arts in Keene. Young Arts drop-in class
Rec. & Env. Center; free; reg. req.; 10+. 800-859-2960.
using props, masks, singing, dancing, imagination. Phone:
WREN Energy Forum 9am-12pm. Lucy Hurlin Theater at
603-357-2100.
ConVal High School, Peterborough; reg. req. Phone: 978415-9736. Email: WapackREN@icloud.com. Web: www.
Kids’ Club 3:30-5pm. First Congregational Church of WapackREN.org.
Swanzey, 679 Old Homestead Hwy. Open to children of
Mt. Caesar or Cutler Schools, grades K-6. School buses
Unveiling of Portrait of Ellen Faulkner 4-6pm. The Hisare able to drop off kids (must write note to school with
torical Society of Cheshire County, 246 Main St., Keene;
permission). Phone: 603-352-6689.
free. Phone: 603-352-1895. Email: hscc@hsccnh.org.
Web: www.hsccnh.org.
Line Dancing 1:30-3:30pm. Keene Senior Center, 70 Early Bird Dinner/Music 5-11pm. Gordon-Bissell American Legion Post #4, 797 Court St., Keene. Dinner 5-6
Court St. Phone: 603-352-5037.
Workshop 5-7pm. HCS will host “Planning for Peace of (spaghetti, salad, rolls, dessert); dance 8-11. Early birders
Mind,” at 312 Marlboro St., Keene. Panel of experts in the eat free (guests and non-early birders, fee). Phone: 603field of elder law, banking, and services for older adults; 352-9703.
Pennies From Heaven Fund-raiser 5pm. Benefits Clint
free, but res. req.; refreshments. 603-352-2253.
Cheese-Tasting Series 5:30-6:30pm. Cheddars at Monad- Dickenson and family. William Marconi’s Italian Club, 97
nock Food Co-op in Keene, 34 Cypress St. With Angela Wood St., Keene. Spaghetti Supper, silent auction, 50/50
Abdullah, the co-op’s cheese buyer; free; reg. online. 603- raffle, dancing; donation at the door (bring many pennies).
Phone: 603-903-1230.
283-5401, www.monadnockfood.coop/events/cheese.
Program 7pm. Urine Nutrient Reclamation Project Ex- Meet and Greet 7pm. First Baptist Church of Troy, 17
plained (first of its kind in the nation) for gardeners or per- North Main St. (Rte. 12). Dessert fellowship. On 16th, cofmaculture enthusiasts at Rockingham Free Public Library, fee at 10, followed by service at 10:30. Celebration ends
65 Westminster St., Bellows Falls, VT; free. Phone: 802- with afternoon service and communion at 3.
High Tunnel Open House 9am-12pm. Walpole Elemen463-4270.
Book Reading “Spin Cycles” with Boston author Charles tary School, Walpole. Tour and taste some of the variety
of winter greenery being grown for the Walpole School cafCoe at Hancock Town Library; free. 603-525-4411.
Program 7pm. “Vanished Veterans – NH’s Civil War Mon- eteria. Learn how a high tunnel differs from a conventional
uments and Memorials.” Winchester VFW Post #3968, greenhouse. Phone: 603-756-4382.
35 Main St. With George Morrison; free; refreshments. Monadnock Writers’ Group Meeting 9:45am. Downstairs
meeting room at Peterborough Town Library. Guest is auPhone: 603-239-8918.
thor Eric A. Masterson (“Birdwatching in New Hampshire”),
discussing nature writing; free and open to the public.
The Catmobile Fitchburg (MA) Animal Control Facility. Meet & Greet, Adoption Event 10am-12pm. For the Love
Low-cost spay/neuter clinic for cats sponsored by Mer- of Dog – Rottweiler Rescue of NH is a local Rottweiler & Pit
rimack River Feline Rescue Society. Appts. req. Phone: Bull rescue, located on Matthews Rd., Keene, at Mukata
978-465-1940. Email: catmobile@mrfrs.org. Web: www. Kennels (which had a fire recently). Event at Petco, Fort
catmobile.org.
Eddy Rd., Concord.
Keene Community HU Chant 7:30pm. HU: a love song Tennis Open House 12-3pm. Keene Racquet Club, Marto God. Keene Public Library, 60 Winter St.; free. Phone: tell Ct. Tours, play some tennis, learn about joining the
603-446-7361. Web: www.eckankar-nh.org.
club. Immediate memberships available. Phone: 603-209Lunch with Local Artists and Craftsmen 12pm. Keene 4892. Email: racquetclubkeene@msn.com.
Public Library, Winter St., Trustees Room. Bring a lunch on
Thurs., through Nov. 13th. Writer and independent scholar
Katherine Dimancescu. Phone: 603-352-0157.
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ARTS, MUSIC & THEATER
FAIR & SALES
Thursday, Nov. 13
Going Out Green:
sustainable and meaningful funeral options
presentation & discussion
-ONDAY.OVEMBERsPM
Friendship Hall, First Congregational Church
679 Old Homestead Hwy., Swanzey Center, NH
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Join us as we learn about simple, meaningful and
affordable green burial options, families’ legal rights,
integration with religious or spiritual beliefs,
working with a funeral director and much more.
Learn more at: NHFUNERALORG
LECTURES & WORKSHOPS
FAMILY FUN
MISCELLANEOUS
LECTURES & WORKSHOPS
MISCELLANEOUS
Sunday, Nov. 16
Friday, Nov. 14
ARTS, MUSIC & THEATER
Twilight Music 7:30pm. Jonathan Edwards, Lisa McCormick, The Stockwell Brothers, at Next Stage, 15 Kimball
Hill in Putney, VT. Tickets online, Turn It Up in Brattleboro
Cabaret – Complicated People 7pm. The Back Room at and Offerings Jewelry in Putney. Phone: 802-387-0102.
Good Fortune, 110 Main St., Keene. Songs by local com- Web: www.nextstagearts.org.
poser/lyricist Michael Cohen; no cover. Phone: 603-3577500. Email: info@goodfortunejewelry.com.
Edge Ensemble Theatre Company Production 7:30pm. Public Breakfast 8-11am. Eggs (any way), bacon, sauWorld premiere of “Auld Lang Syne” by Walter Lowe at sage, home fries, sausage gravy and biscuits, pancakes,
Heberton Hall, Keene Public Library, 76 Winter St. Phone: French toast, blueberry pancakes, toast, juice, coffee.
American Legion, 644 Dublin Rd., Marlborough. Contact:
603-352-5657. Email: TheEdgeEnsemble@aol.com.
John Fletcher. Phone: 603-876-4518.
ARTS, MUSIC & THEATER
DINING PLEASURES
FAIR & SALES
LECTURES & WORKSHOPS
Beef Raffle 6pm. American Legion Post #4, 797 Court St.,
Keene. 2 special raffles include surf and turf and seafood The Nathan E. Cohen Memorial Lecture Series 3pm.
medley, from Paul’s Choice; munchies. Benefits programs “J.R.R.Tolkien And The Uses Of Fantasy,’ presented by
Dr. Clia Goodwin at Congregation Ahavas Achim, 84 Hastof Sons of the American Legion Squadron #4.
ings Ave., Keene; free. Phone: 603-352-6747.
MISCELLANEOUS
Gadget Friday 1pm. Keene Senior Center, 70 Court St.
Phone: 603-352-5037.
50th Year Celebration 6:30-8pm. Troop #347 of the
Mt. Monadnock District of the Daniel Webster Council of
the Boy Scouts of America at LDS chapel, 130 Summit
Rd., Keene; RSVP. Phone: 603-847-9589. Email: schillemds@corning.com.
Saturday, Nov. 15
ARTS, MUSIC & THEATER
Monadnock Tri-State Dance 7-11pm. ELMM Hall in Winchester (Durkee St., off Parker St.). Champagne Jam. Call
for cancellations. Phone: 802-722-9205 or 603-357-0794.
Edge Ensemble Theatre Company Production 7:30pm.
World premiere of “Auld Lang Syne” by Walter Lowe at
Heberton Hall, Keene Public Library, 76 Winter St. Phone:
603-352-5657. Email: TheEdgeEnsemble@aol.com.
Monday, Nov. 17
ARTS, MUSIC & THEATER
Greek Folk Dancing 6pm. St. George Greek Orthodox
Church, Hellenic Hall, Keene. Dance steps taught by
Roula Leristis, assisted by church members; fee. Phone:
603-352-2935.
Art a la Carte: Drama – Karaoke 11:15-11:45am. MoCo
Arts in Keene. Young Arts drop-in class. Take up the microphone and sing all-time favorites in front of a supportive
and cheering audience. Phone: 603-357-2100.
DINING PLEASURES
Walpole Seniors’ Potluck Luncheon 12pm. Congregational Church, Walpole Common. Bring dish and contribution for Food Shelf; all Walpole seniors welcome. Ray
Boas will share insights about the preparation of his book
of Walpole. Sign up sheets for Dec, available.