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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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e-Brew
Join us at the The Press Room on the 1st Thursday of the month from 5pm to 7pm to network with others in the high-tech community!
e-Brews are open to employees and guests of all local high-tech businesses and the local business community.
Admission is free with a business card.
For more information on The Press Room, featuring live blues, jazz, folk, R&B, and Latin jazz seven nights a week, visit www.pressroomnh.com.
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Searching for a special, personalized gift for Mother's Day? Paradiza's Trollbead Trunk Show arrives just in time! Special promotions include free bracelet with the purchase of decorative clasp; buy 3 beads and receive a 4th one free; and $25.00 off a fantasy chain. Come in and let us help you design a beautiful bracelet!
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Searching for a special, personalized gift for Mother's Day? Paradiza's Trollbead Trunk Show arrives just in time! Special promotions include free bracelet with the purchase of decorative clasp; buy 3 beads and receive a 4th one free; and $25.00 off a fantasy chain. Come in and let us help you design a beautiful bracelet!
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Fish dinner consisting of haddock, french fries, cole slaw, roll for $9.00 and the same with onion rings also is $10.00. Provided the first Friday of every month.
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Girls Only Shopping Weekends
After a day of shopping you can relax in one of our neighboring hotels, enjoy a wonderful choice of restaurants and pamper yourself. Make a reservation at one of the following hotels for our upcoming shopping weekends. Receive a complimentary "It's All About Me" shopping bag filled with Kittery Outlet coupons when you check-in.*
*Please be sure to mention this promotion when making your reservation. Totes are limited and are on a first come, first serve basis.
April 20 – 22
April 27 – 29
May 4 – 6
Best Western Wynwood Hotel & Suites 603-436-7600
The Coachman Inn 800-824-6183
Gorges Grant Hotel 800-646-5001
Juniper Hill 800-646-4544
Microtel Inn & Suites 207-363-0800
The Milestone 800-646-6453
Courtyard by Marriott Portsmouth 603-436-2121
Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel 603-431-2300
Stage Neck Inn 800-339-1395
The Union Bluff 207-363-1333
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Celebrate the opening of our decks, patios, sidewalks and lawn chairs along with the impending summer season! See the many specials at participating restaurants and retailers listed on our Facebook page for Portsmouth Decks!
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Govt Affairs
This Friday, May 4th, the Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly Government Affairs Committee meeting (8 am, Seacoast Media Group, 111 New Hampshire Ave., Portsmouth, NH ). This month, we'll get into some political analysis, as we prepare to enter the 2012 election season. Specifically, I'll be leading an analysis and discussion of what the new State Senate districts will mean for the fall elections - there have been some significant changes in the districts, especially here on the Seacoast. There are incumbents retiring left and right (six of 24 have already announced they won't be running in 2012), and I've done detailed analysis of what we should expect in 2012, including the partisan voting patterns of these newly-drawn districts, who will or may run, and how the outcome will impact policy in 2013. Maps, statistics, PowerPoint, a little rumor mongering, coffee and munchkins - come this Friday, and be informed and entertained!
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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Mid Day Meet
Join us on the first Friday of every month, 11:30am to 12:30pm, at the Roundabout Diner & Lounge located at 580 US Highway 1 Bypass, Portsmouth.
This facilitated networking event is a great opportunity to meet other business professionals in a smaller setting. Attendees will get a chance to share their business stories and identify opportunities to work with other businesses. This program is open to members and nonmembers with a business card.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Girls Only Shopping Weekends
After a day of shopping you can relax in one of our neighboring hotels, enjoy a wonderful choice of restaurants and pamper yourself. Make a reservation at one of the following hotels for our upcoming shopping weekends. Receive a complimentary "It's All About Me" shopping bag filled with Kittery Outlet coupons when you check-in.*
*Please be sure to mention this promotion when making your reservation. Totes are limited and are on a first come, first serve basis.
April 20 – 22
April 27 – 29
May 4 – 6
Best Western Wynwood Hotel & Suites 603-436-7600
The Coachman Inn 800-824-6183
Gorges Grant Hotel 800-646-5001
Juniper Hill 800-646-4544
Microtel Inn & Suites 207-363-0800
The Milestone 800-646-6453
Courtyard by Marriott Portsmouth 603-436-2121
Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel 603-431-2300
Stage Neck Inn 800-339-1395
The Union Bluff 207-363-1333
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Saturday, May 5th, 1-3pm at Tugboat Alley, 47 Bow St. Portsmouth. Meet sea glass expert and author C.S. Lambert. She'll sign copies of her newly released book, Sea Glass Crafts, featuring exciting and unique projects using the sea glass and treasures to be found on our beaches.
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Searching for a special, personalized gift for Mother's Day? Paradiza's Trollbead Trunk Show arrives just in time! Special promotions include free bracelet with the purchase of decorative clasp; buy 3 beads and receive a 4th one free; and $25.00 off a fantasy chain. Come in and let us help you design a beautiful bracelet!
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Searching for a special, personalized gift for Mother's Day? Paradiza's Trollbead Trunk Show arrives just in time! Special promotions include free bracelet with the purchase of decorative clasp; buy 3 beads and receive a 4th one free; and $25.00 off a fantasy chain. Come in and let us help you design a beautiful bracelet!
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Girls Only Shopping Weekends
After a day of shopping you can relax in one of our neighboring hotels, enjoy a wonderful choice of restaurants and pamper yourself. Make a reservation at one of the following hotels for our upcoming shopping weekends. Receive a complimentary "It's All About Me" shopping bag filled with Kittery Outlet coupons when you check-in.*
*Please be sure to mention this promotion when making your reservation. Totes are limited and are on a first come, first serve basis.
April 20 – 22
April 27 – 29
May 4 – 6
Best Western Wynwood Hotel & Suites 603-436-7600
The Coachman Inn 800-824-6183
Gorges Grant Hotel 800-646-5001
Juniper Hill 800-646-4544
Microtel Inn & Suites 207-363-0800
The Milestone 800-646-6453
Courtyard by Marriott Portsmouth 603-436-2121
Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel 603-431-2300
Stage Neck Inn 800-339-1395
The Union Bluff 207-363-1333
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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Every Monday join us at Ri Ra for a pocket saving meal.
All House Ground Burgers are 1/2 Priced
Now thats a great way to kick of the week
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Tots, start your week moving and grooving at the Seacoast Science Center, Monday morning, 9:00-10:00 a.m. Discover the secrets of nature through fun and games, singing and dancing, stories and crafts, and lots of learning fun! Today, we will dance around the Maypole and celebrate spring.
$3 per member child; $5 per non-member child, no charge for adult.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Member Orientation
Join Chamber staff and Ambassadors for a Member Orientation, held every other month on the 2nd Wednesday at the Chamber office, 500 Market Street, 9:00am - 10:00am.
The program is designed for new members and those needing a refresher. Learn how to make the most of your membership while meeting new members.
Space is limited but usually available, please contact the chamber to reserve your seat.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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eCoast Cloud Summit
The limitations of physical hardware were unlocked when the computing world virtualized. Now hardware has vaporized into the atmosphere and formed the cloud. What opportunities does the cloud hold for your business? How do you move into the cloud? Moreover, why do it? Does it really improve ROI and profitability?
Explore these issues and more at the eCoast Cloud Summit presented by TechWorld on Friday, May 11, 2012 at the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel, 250 Market Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
The day-long event encompasses two informational tracks: Business & Infrastructure and Software Development. Business & Infrastructure focuses on moving your company’s technology infrastructure into the cloud. The Software Development track explores application development, pricing, and configuration for the cloud environment. Summit topics will help you understand the cloud and leverage it properly to save money and increase profits.
Registration begins at 7:30am. Program begins at 8:00am.
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Runners and walkers! Support local grants and research funding through donations raised on your behalf as a participant in the first ever Komen 5K Race for the Cure in New Hampshire. Grab a team of ten or more to increase your impact to the cause to eradicate breast cancer.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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27 April - 13 May 2012 • CAP’N SIMEON’S STORE & OTHER STORIES -- $24. Purchase Tickets Online: www.pontine.org
Fridays @8pm / Saturdays @4pm & @8pm / Sundays @2pm. Additional 8pm performance on Saturday 28 April.
Drawing on the ‘local color’ tales of writer, paintr, carver and boat builder, George Savary Wasson, Pontine Theatre brings the salt-crusted denizens of Killick Cove to the stage. Wasson’s stories, published as Cap’n Simerion’s Store, Home From Sea, and The Green Shay, are based upon his neighbors and acquainances in Kittery Point, Maine, circa 1900. These stories of the elder generation of deep-sea fishermen are told in their own dialect; sitting around the hospitable fire of Cap’n Simeon’s Store, they spin their yarns of shipwrecks and storms, ghosts and witchcraft, the insufferable summer “rusticators,” and life and death on the great deep.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Every Monday join us at Ri Ra for a pocket saving meal.
All House Ground Burgers are 1/2 Priced
Now thats a great way to kick of the week
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Fund-raiser for Kittery Block Party
Monday, May 14, 2012, 5:30 to 7:30 -- $25/person. Wine from different parts of the world provided by Tulsi -- hors d'oeuvres provided by Terra Cotta Pasta. Gary Walker of South Portland Wine will discuss each wine sample. Call early to reserve your place.
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Tots, start your week moving and grooving at the Seacoast Science Center, Monday morning, 9:00-10:00 a.m. Discover the secrets of nature through fun and games, singing and dancing, stories and crafts, and lots of learning fun! Today, we will explore the rocky shore and see what the last tide has left behind.
$3 per member child; $5 per non-member child, no charge for adult.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Huzzah! Take a tour of the Ladd-Gilman House and Folsom Tavern! Guided tours are offered at 10 a.m., 12 p.m. & 2 p.m. and are approximately 90 minutes. Self guided tours available all day. Be sure to visit our Museum Shop for items of local and historical interest! $6 adults, $5 seniors, $3 ages 6 - 18, under 6 and museum members free Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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The NHTP Senior Repertory Company presents Antigone, a translation by Lewis Galantiere from the play by Jean Anouilh, which was adapted from the original Greek play by Sophocles. Antigone, the daughter of Oedipus, is sentenced to execution for burying her dead brother after her uncle, King Creon, declares that his body is to be left for the vultures. The prohibition against desecrating the dead is almost as old as war itself; and recently brought swift punishment to American Marines in Afghanistan.
Anouilh’s version of Antigone was first performed in Paris in 1944 during the German occupation. Produced under censorship, the play is clearly a metaphor for the French Resistance movement and its rejection of fascist authority. NHTP artistic director Genevieve Aichele has chosen to set the play in an imaginary occupied land, where the resistance fighters in hiding dare to put on a play about undermining totalitarian authority. In preparation for this production, Senior Repertory Company members studied the original Greek tragedy, as well as the French resistance movement and contemporary rebels like the Occupy movement. As the final Chorus states, the cause of “Antigones” is always the same: a passionate regard for the sanctity of human dignity.
Other artists involved in the production are assistant director/stage manager Robin Fowler, costume designer Maura Suter, and set/lighting designer Meghann Beauchamp.
Antigone is generously sponsored by Avery Insurance Agency, Diverse Networks LLC, and Flatbread Company.
Antigone runs May 18-27, 2012 Friday & Saturday @ 7PM, Sunday @ 2PM at 959 Islington Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801. Tickets are $20 general admission, $14 students & seniors. Member discounts apply $2 off individual tickets. Reservations recommended: 603-431-6644 x 5, or email reservations@nhtheatreproject.org
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The NHTP Senior Repertory Company presents Antigone, a translation by Lewis Galantiere from the play by Jean Anouilh, which was adapted from the original Greek play by Sophocles. Antigone, the daughter of Oedipus, is sentenced to execution for burying her dead brother after her uncle, King Creon, declares that his body is to be left for the vultures. The prohibition against desecrating the dead is almost as old as war itself; and recently brought swift punishment to American Marines in Afghanistan.
Anouilh’s version of Antigone was first performed in Paris in 1944 during the German occupation. Produced under censorship, the play is clearly a metaphor for the French Resistance movement and its rejection of fascist authority. NHTP artistic director Genevieve Aichele has chosen to set the play in an imaginary occupied land, where the resistance fighters in hiding dare to put on a play about undermining totalitarian authority. In preparation for this production, Senior Repertory Company members studied the original Greek tragedy, as well as the French resistance movement and contemporary rebels like the Occupy movement. As the final Chorus states, the cause of “Antigones” is always the same: a passionate regard for the sanctity of human dignity.
Other artists involved in the production are assistant director/stage manager Robin Fowler, costume designer Maura Suter, and set/lighting designer Meghann Beauchamp.
Antigone is generously sponsored by Avery Insurance Agency, Diverse Networks LLC, and Flatbread Company.
Antigone runs May 18-27, 2012 Friday & Saturday @ 7PM, Sunday @ 2PM at 959 Islington Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801. Tickets are $20 general admission, $14 students & seniors. Member discounts apply $2 off individual tickets. Reservations recommended: 603-431-6644 x 5, or email reservations@nhtheatreproject.org
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Family Wise Walks offer a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the week and bring you and your family close to nature. Join us as we hike the northern end of the park, along Seavey Creek toward Frost Point; an area rich in folklore. We will see the Wentworth Hotel across the creek, that was once owned by Portsmouth's Beer Barron, Frank Jones. We'll see old cellar holes, shrubs that were planted during the estate era, the Heritage Garden and more. Meet at the Seacoast Science Center. Bring binoculars, water and mud boots.
2:00-4:00 p.m.
Free with admission.
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Folks of all cycling levels can join in the fun and raise funds to support healthy air quality and help those who are living with chronic lung conditions. Individuals or teams may participate. Registration is quick and easy. Log onto www.breathenh.org/biketour. Registration fee is only $40.00 until January 31st.
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Join us at The Kittery Outlets on Saturday May 19th for AAA Membership Appreciation Day. The first 150 people to register will receive a complimentary tote bag and Kittery Outlets coupon book, as well as additional discounts to area restaurants and the outlet stores. Registration will take place starting at 9am at the Information Center located at Kittery Premium Outlets (4).
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Folks of all cycling levels can join in the fun and raise funds to support healthy air quality and help those who are living with chronic lung conditions. Individuals or teams may participate. Registration is quick and easy. Log onto www.breathenh.org/biketour. Registration fee is only $40.00 until January 31st.
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In 1985, the 25th copy of a Dunlap Broadside of the Declaration of Independence was found in the attic of the Ladd-Gilman House, spurring the creation of the museum. Are treasures sitting in your attic? Find out as local auctioneers and appraisers, including Caroline French (silver & jewelry), Devon Moisan, Dan Olmstead, and John Segal (books) offer confidential and objective verbal appraisals. Event is held at Folsom Tavern. Bring photos of large items. 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. $5 per item or 5 for $20. Limit of 5 items per visit. No pre-registration necessary. Held at Folsom Tavern.
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The NHTP Senior Repertory Company presents Antigone, a translation by Lewis Galantiere from the play by Jean Anouilh, which was adapted from the original Greek play by Sophocles. Antigone, the daughter of Oedipus, is sentenced to execution for burying her dead brother after her uncle, King Creon, declares that his body is to be left for the vultures. The prohibition against desecrating the dead is almost as old as war itself; and recently brought swift punishment to American Marines in Afghanistan.
Anouilh’s version of Antigone was first performed in Paris in 1944 during the German occupation. Produced under censorship, the play is clearly a metaphor for the French Resistance movement and its rejection of fascist authority. NHTP artistic director Genevieve Aichele has chosen to set the play in an imaginary occupied land, where the resistance fighters in hiding dare to put on a play about undermining totalitarian authority. In preparation for this production, Senior Repertory Company members studied the original Greek tragedy, as well as the French resistance movement and contemporary rebels like the Occupy movement. As the final Chorus states, the cause of “Antigones” is always the same: a passionate regard for the sanctity of human dignity.
Other artists involved in the production are assistant director/stage manager Robin Fowler, costume designer Maura Suter, and set/lighting designer Meghann Beauchamp.
Antigone is generously sponsored by Avery Insurance Agency, Diverse Networks LLC, and Flatbread Company.
Antigone runs May 18-27, 2012 Friday & Saturday @ 7PM, Sunday @ 2PM at 959 Islington Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801. Tickets are $20 general admission, $14 students & seniors. Member discounts apply $2 off individual tickets. Reservations recommended: 603-431-6644 x 5, or email reservations@nhtheatreproject.org
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Tots, start your week moving and grooving at the Seacoast Science Center, Monday morning, 9:00-10:00 a.m. Discover the secrets of nature through fun and games, singing and dancing, stories and crafts, and lots of learning fun! Today, we will explore the rocky shore and see what the last tide has left behind.
$3 per member child; $5 per non-member child, no charge for adult.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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A presentation by Laura Perra, Merrimack Valley Hospice Chaplain. How to talk to family memebers about choices and options for end of life medical care.
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Business After Hours
Join us for this month's Business After Hours held from 5pm to 7pm at Federal Savings Bank, Woodbury Ave, Portsmouth.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Join us as we kick off the Summer Season with our BIG Memorial Day Sale. Find extra savings in all of your favorite name brand stores during our 4-day sale! Be sure to check the coupon page for up to date sales offers!
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Kittery Premium Outlets is having their annual Memorial Day Sidewalk Sale Event. Enjoy shopping and summer weather while searching for great values at Premium Outlets merchants. Both inside and outside sales abound for this first weekend of Summer. Check out some of the great event sales posted on www.premiumoutlets.com/kittery.
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The NHTP Senior Repertory Company presents Antigone, a translation by Lewis Galantiere from the play by Jean Anouilh, which was adapted from the original Greek play by Sophocles. Antigone, the daughter of Oedipus, is sentenced to execution for burying her dead brother after her uncle, King Creon, declares that his body is to be left for the vultures. The prohibition against desecrating the dead is almost as old as war itself; and recently brought swift punishment to American Marines in Afghanistan.
Anouilh’s version of Antigone was first performed in Paris in 1944 during the German occupation. Produced under censorship, the play is clearly a metaphor for the French Resistance movement and its rejection of fascist authority. NHTP artistic director Genevieve Aichele has chosen to set the play in an imaginary occupied land, where the resistance fighters in hiding dare to put on a play about undermining totalitarian authority. In preparation for this production, Senior Repertory Company members studied the original Greek tragedy, as well as the French resistance movement and contemporary rebels like the Occupy movement. As the final Chorus states, the cause of “Antigones” is always the same: a passionate regard for the sanctity of human dignity.
Other artists involved in the production are assistant director/stage manager Robin Fowler, costume designer Maura Suter, and set/lighting designer Meghann Beauchamp.
Antigone is generously sponsored by Avery Insurance Agency, Diverse Networks LLC, and Flatbread Company.
Antigone runs May 18-27, 2012 Friday & Saturday @ 7PM, Sunday @ 2PM at 959 Islington Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801. Tickets are $20 general admission, $14 students & seniors. Member discounts apply $2 off individual tickets. Reservations recommended: 603-431-6644 x 5, or email reservations@nhtheatreproject.org
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The NHTP Senior Repertory Company presents Antigone, a translation by Lewis Galantiere from the play by Jean Anouilh, which was adapted from the original Greek play by Sophocles. Antigone, the daughter of Oedipus, is sentenced to execution for burying her dead brother after her uncle, King Creon, declares that his body is to be left for the vultures. The prohibition against desecrating the dead is almost as old as war itself; and recently brought swift punishment to American Marines in Afghanistan.
Anouilh’s version of Antigone was first performed in Paris in 1944 during the German occupation. Produced under censorship, the play is clearly a metaphor for the French Resistance movement and its rejection of fascist authority. NHTP artistic director Genevieve Aichele has chosen to set the play in an imaginary occupied land, where the resistance fighters in hiding dare to put on a play about undermining totalitarian authority. In preparation for this production, Senior Repertory Company members studied the original Greek tragedy, as well as the French resistance movement and contemporary rebels like the Occupy movement. As the final Chorus states, the cause of “Antigones” is always the same: a passionate regard for the sanctity of human dignity.
Other artists involved in the production are assistant director/stage manager Robin Fowler, costume designer Maura Suter, and set/lighting designer Meghann Beauchamp.
Antigone is generously sponsored by Avery Insurance Agency, Diverse Networks LLC, and Flatbread Company.
Antigone runs May 18-27, 2012 Friday & Saturday @ 7PM, Sunday @ 2PM at 959 Islington Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801. Tickets are $20 general admission, $14 students & seniors. Member discounts apply $2 off individual tickets. Reservations recommended: 603-431-6644 x 5, or email reservations@nhtheatreproject.org
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This inspirational show is told through the letters of Louise Segar, portrayed by Emmy Award winning actress, Sally Struthers, who is celebrating her 10th Anniversary of performing at the Ogunquit Playhouse! Featuring the unforgettable hits of Country Music mega star Patsy Cline, this funny and touching tribute celebrates the career and life of the singer of who died tragically in a plane crash in 1963. “Crazy,” “I Fall to Pieces,” “Sweet Dreams” and “Walking After Midnight” are just a few of the 27 featured songs – you’d be “Crazy” to miss it!
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This beloved Seacoast event features a wide array of activities for children & families, lilac enthusiasts, and history buffs.
Children will love our art projects, scavenger and treasure hunts, alpaca petting zoo, and more!
We will also have guest lectures by lilac experts, a silent auction, tours of the Mansion, and sales of many lilac varieties, including plants descended from our 250 year old lilacs, the oldest in the United States.
Artists participating in a plein air event will be onsite during the Festival, capturing the Site's gorgeous seaside views, lush green lawns, and century old lilacs. Their work will be featured in the onsite gallery.
Ample parking is available on site and on Little Harbor road. Guests are invited to use various means of transportation, including walking, bicycles, kayaks, and canoes.
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Kittery Premium Outlets is having their annual Memorial Day Sidewalk Sale Event. Enjoy shopping and summer weather while searching for great values at Premium Outlets merchants. Both inside and outside sales abound for this first weekend of Summer. Check out some of the great event sales posted on www.premiumoutlets.com/kittery.
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Join us as we kick off the Summer Season with our BIG Memorial Day Sale. Find extra savings in all of your favorite name brand stores during our 4-day sale! Be sure to check the coupon page for up to date sales offers!
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Join us as we kick off the Summer Season with our BIG Memorial Day Sale. Find extra savings in all of your favorite name brand stores during our 4-day sale! Be sure to check the coupon page for up to date sales offers!
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Kittery Premium Outlets is having their annual Memorial Day Sidewalk Sale Event. Enjoy shopping and summer weather while searching for great values at Premium Outlets merchants. Both inside and outside sales abound for this first weekend of Summer. Check out some of the great event sales posted on www.premiumoutlets.com/kittery.
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This inspirational show is told through the letters of Louise Segar, portrayed by Emmy Award winning actress, Sally Struthers, who is celebrating her 10th Anniversary of performing at the Ogunquit Playhouse! Featuring the unforgettable hits of Country Music mega star Patsy Cline, this funny and touching tribute celebrates the career and life of the singer of who died tragically in a plane crash in 1963. “Crazy,” “I Fall to Pieces,” “Sweet Dreams” and “Walking After Midnight” are just a few of the 27 featured songs – you’d be “Crazy” to miss it!
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The NHTP Senior Repertory Company presents Antigone, a translation by Lewis Galantiere from the play by Jean Anouilh, which was adapted from the original Greek play by Sophocles. Antigone, the daughter of Oedipus, is sentenced to execution for burying her dead brother after her uncle, King Creon, declares that his body is to be left for the vultures. The prohibition against desecrating the dead is almost as old as war itself; and recently brought swift punishment to American Marines in Afghanistan.
Anouilh’s version of Antigone was first performed in Paris in 1944 during the German occupation. Produced under censorship, the play is clearly a metaphor for the French Resistance movement and its rejection of fascist authority. NHTP artistic director Genevieve Aichele has chosen to set the play in an imaginary occupied land, where the resistance fighters in hiding dare to put on a play about undermining totalitarian authority. In preparation for this production, Senior Repertory Company members studied the original Greek tragedy, as well as the French resistance movement and contemporary rebels like the Occupy movement. As the final Chorus states, the cause of “Antigones” is always the same: a passionate regard for the sanctity of human dignity.
Other artists involved in the production are assistant director/stage manager Robin Fowler, costume designer Maura Suter, and set/lighting designer Meghann Beauchamp.
Antigone is generously sponsored by Avery Insurance Agency, Diverse Networks LLC, and Flatbread Company.
Antigone runs May 18-27, 2012 Friday & Saturday @ 7PM, Sunday @ 2PM at 959 Islington Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801. Tickets are $20 general admission, $14 students & seniors. Member discounts apply $2 off individual tickets. Reservations recommended: 603-431-6644 x 5, or email reservations@nhtheatreproject.org
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Kittery Premium Outlets is having their annual Memorial Day Sidewalk Sale Event. Enjoy shopping and summer weather while searching for great values at Premium Outlets merchants. Both inside and outside sales abound for this first weekend of Summer. Check out some of the great event sales posted on www.premiumoutlets.com/kittery.
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Join us as we kick off the Summer Season with our BIG Memorial Day Sale. Find extra savings in all of your favorite name brand stores during our 4-day sale! Be sure to check the coupon page for up to date sales offers!
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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This inspirational show is told through the letters of Louise Segar, portrayed by Emmy Award winning actress, Sally Struthers, who is celebrating her 10th Anniversary of performing at the Ogunquit Playhouse! Featuring the unforgettable hits of Country Music mega star Patsy Cline, this funny and touching tribute celebrates the career and life of the singer of who died tragically in a plane crash in 1963. “Crazy,” “I Fall to Pieces,” “Sweet Dreams” and “Walking After Midnight” are just a few of the 27 featured songs – you’d be “Crazy” to miss it!
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This inspirational show is told through the letters of Louise Segar, portrayed by Emmy Award winning actress, Sally Struthers, who is celebrating her 10th Anniversary of performing at the Ogunquit Playhouse! Featuring the unforgettable hits of Country Music mega star Patsy Cline, this funny and touching tribute celebrates the career and life of the singer of who died tragically in a plane crash in 1963. “Crazy,” “I Fall to Pieces,” “Sweet Dreams” and “Walking After Midnight” are just a few of the 27 featured songs – you’d be “Crazy” to miss it!
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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Rare opportunity to view garments and accessories from the Museum Collection, exhibited alongside contemporary fashion they inspired. 19 contemporary designers. Displayed in 6 historic houses. Included in regular admission: $15 adults, $10 children 5-17, free to members and children under 5. Family: $40 for 2 adults and all accompanying children. Open daily 10-5.
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This inspirational show is told through the letters of Louise Segar, portrayed by Emmy Award winning actress, Sally Struthers, who is celebrating her 10th Anniversary of performing at the Ogunquit Playhouse! Featuring the unforgettable hits of Country Music mega star Patsy Cline, this funny and touching tribute celebrates the career and life of the singer of who died tragically in a plane crash in 1963. “Crazy,” “I Fall to Pieces,” “Sweet Dreams” and “Walking After Midnight” are just a few of the 27 featured songs – you’d be “Crazy” to miss it!
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