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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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'At the Edge' features the work of 30 contemporary artists who explore and stretch boundaries in many different ways. This show explores intent and expression created with a range of materials and techniques; each artist sets their sights on an 'edge' in his or her own visual language. In the end, the viewers make the final judgement on how or whether each piece enhances his or her personal experience with the world.
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Every Thursday - $3.00 off our specialty cocktail list
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Please Join The Port Canvas Collection in celebrating our GRAND OPENING on July 1st, 2010. On Thursday night we will be hosting a celebration in the 33 Deer Street store with a piano player, refreshments, and discounts throughout the store. There will be special offers on canvas products buy one product get the second half off and free monogramming from July1st to the 4th. Come and kick things off with us!
Featuring: Vineyard Vines
Port Canvas
Ann Kedron Designed Rugs
Sarah Minor Placemats
Golden Rabbit Tinware
Chappy Wrap Blankets
ByPaige Needlepoint Shoes and Accessories
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Come join us on the best Party Ship in the New Hampshire Seacoast Region! The M/V Thomas Laighton steams through the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor on this 21 and older party ship. Guests are guaranteed to get a taste of some of the best local music New Hampshire and New England has to offer, a 2 hour cruise of the harbor, and delicious drink specials for all to enjoy on board.
Musical genres includes but not limited to: Reggae, Rock, Hip-Hop, Country, and more! The M/V Thomas Laighton features three cash bars including an open-air top deck which is ideal for absorbing the sights and fresh air that surrounds. The bands may change week to week but the fun doesn't stop. Our Party Ships always go rain or shine.
Party Ships are a great inexpensive way to celebrate birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, small corporate outings, or any special occasion.
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Opening July 2 and continuing through Sept. 3, this exhibit tells the story of Whaleback Lighthouse in Kittery, Maine, established in 1830 at the mouth of the Piscataqua River as one of the first successful wave-swept lighthouses in the United States. Whaleback's history will be told along with stories of life at the lighthouse, as well as the present-day efforts to restore the tower and make it accessible to the public.
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'At the Edge' features the work of 30 contemporary artists who explore and stretch boundaries in many different ways. This show explores intent and expression created with a range of materials and techniques; each artist sets their sights on an 'edge' in his or her own visual language. In the end, the viewers make the final judgement on how or whether each piece enhances his or her personal experience with the world.
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Annual Fourth of July Sale Event. This four day sales extravaganza kicks off the summer season with red hot, white & blue sales. For all of your summer entertaining needs, visit Crate & Barrel, Le Creuset or Le Gourmet Chef. The more adventurous should stop by the Kittery Trading Post to see this year’s new kayaks and bicycles. Summer gear can also be found at Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour – just a sampling of the 120 stores in Kittery!
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Portsmouth’s historic houses are full of portraits of individuals who made and observed the city’s past. Take this opportunity to move through the brick walks and grand homes at your own pace, focusing on the portraits in each museum. Meet Governor John Langdon, Portsmouth furniture maker Samuel Dockham, entrepreneur Samuel Moffatt, and the angelic Polly Warner, among others. Notable eighteenth century artists include Joseph Blackburn and John Greenwood. House on the tour are the Governor John Langdon House, Moffatt-Ladd House, John Paul Jones House, Rundlet-May House and Warner House.
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Midday Meet SUMMER
This summer we will be condensing our bimonthly mid-day meet to one monthly event to be held on the first Friday of the month for the months of June, July, and August. We will be changing the venue of our meetings as well. Join us at the new 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 who they would like to do business with. This program is open to members and nonmembers with a business card. Those with any questions may contact Salina McIntire, Membership Manager at 603-610-5514.
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Annual Fourth of July Sale Event. This four day sales extravaganza kicks off the summer season with red hot, white & blue sales. For all of your summer entertaining needs, visit Crate & Barrel, Le Creuset or Le Gourmet Chef. The more adventurous should stop by the Kittery Trading Post to see this year’s new kayaks and bicycles. Summer gear can also be found at Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour – just a sampling of the 120 stores in Kittery!
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'At the Edge' features the work of 30 contemporary artists who explore and stretch boundaries in many different ways. This show explores intent and expression created with a range of materials and techniques; each artist sets their sights on an 'edge' in his or her own visual language. In the end, the viewers make the final judgement on how or whether each piece enhances his or her personal experience with the world.
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On Saturday, July 3rd and Sunday July 4th the Ogunquit Playhouse will present Disney’s 101 Dalmatians, Kids. In a loving home in the city of London, Dalmatian parents, Pongo and Perdita happily raise their Dalmatian puppies, until the monstrous Cruella De Vil plots to steal them for her new fur coat! Join all the dogs of London, as they daringly rescue the puppies from Cruella and her bumbling henchmen. With a delightfully fun score, lovable characters, and one of the most deliciously evil villains in the Disney canon, this stage adaptation is certain to charm all audiences.
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Come join us on the best Party Ship in the New Hampshire Seacoast Region! The M/V Thomas Laighton steams through the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor on this 21 and older party ship. Guests are guaranteed to get a taste of some of the best local music New Hampshire and New England has to offer, a 2 hour cruise of the harbor, and delicious drink specials for all to enjoy on board.
Musical genres includes but not limited to: Reggae, Rock, Hip-Hop, Country, and more! The M/V Thomas Laighton features three cash bars including an open-air top deck which is ideal for absorbing the sights and fresh air that surrounds. The bands may change week to week but the fun doesn't stop. Our Party Ships always go rain or shine.
Party Ships are a great inexpensive way to celebrate birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, small corporate outings, or any special occasion.
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Come join us on the best Party Ship in the New Hampshire Seacoast Region! The M/V Thomas Laighton steams through the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor on this 21 and older party ship. Guests are guaranteed to get a taste of some of the best local music New Hampshire and New England has to offer, a 2 hour cruise of the harbor, and delicious drink specials for all to enjoy on board.
Musical genres includes but not limited to: Reggae, Rock, Hip-Hop, Country, and more! The M/V Thomas Laighton features three cash bars including an open-air top deck which is ideal for absorbing the sights and fresh air that surrounds. The bands may change week to week but the fun doesn't stop. Our Party Ships always go rain or shine.
Party Ships are a great inexpensive way to celebrate birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, small corporate outings, or any special occasion.
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Come join us on the best Party Ship in the New Hampshire Seacoast Region! The M/V Thomas Laighton steams through the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor on this 21 and older party ship. Guests are guaranteed to get a taste of some of the best local music New Hampshire and New England has to offer, a 2 hour cruise of the harbor, and delicious drink specials for all to enjoy on board.
Musical genres includes but not limited to: Reggae, Rock, Hip-Hop, Country, and more! The M/V Thomas Laighton features three cash bars including an open-air top deck which is ideal for absorbing the sights and fresh air that surrounds. The bands may change week to week but the fun doesn't stop. Our Party Ships always go rain or shine.
Party Ships are a great inexpensive way to celebrate birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, small corporate outings, or any special occasion.
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On Saturday, July 3rd and Sunday July 4th the Ogunquit Playhouse will present Disney’s 101 Dalmatians, Kids. In a loving home in the city of London, Dalmatian parents, Pongo and Perdita happily raise their Dalmatian puppies, until the monstrous Cruella De Vil plots to steal them for her new fur coat! Join all the dogs of London, as they daringly rescue the puppies from Cruella and her bumbling henchmen. With a delightfully fun score, lovable characters, and one of the most deliciously evil villains in the Disney canon, this stage adaptation is certain to charm all audiences.
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'At the Edge' features the work of 30 contemporary artists who explore and stretch boundaries in many different ways. This show explores intent and expression created with a range of materials and techniques; each artist sets their sights on an 'edge' in his or her own visual language. In the end, the viewers make the final judgement on how or whether each piece enhances his or her personal experience with the world.
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Annual Fourth of July Sale Event. This four day sales extravaganza kicks off the summer season with red hot, white & blue sales. For all of your summer entertaining needs, visit Crate & Barrel, Le Creuset or Le Gourmet Chef. The more adventurous should stop by the Kittery Trading Post to see this year’s new kayaks and bicycles. Summer gear can also be found at Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour – just a sampling of the 120 stores in Kittery!
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Explore the legend of Ona Judge and John Langdon’s role in her brave story. In celebration of Historic New England’s Centennial and the Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail’s Fifteenth Anniversary, the groups present a narrative, actors act out a scene from the original play by Emory Wilson, and there is designated time for discussion. Refreshments are offered and the Langdon House is open for tours. Free.
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At Strawbery Banke Museum
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American Independence Museum in Exeter
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Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse is located in New Castle, NH, off Route 1B, adjacent to Coast Guard Station Portsmouth Harbor and Fort Constitution. The grounds immediately around the lighthouse are off limits except during open houses.
No reservations are needed; tours are on a first come, first served basis. No children under 42 inches tall are permitted to climb to the top, and adults are not permitted to carry children up the stairs. Visitors get to climb to the lantern room to enjoy the magnificent view and to see the fourth-order Fresnel lens up close. Volunteers will tell visitors about the history of the light station, and there will be souvenirs for sale.
There are 44 stairs to the watch room and a 7-rung ladder to the lantern room. Flat shoes (not sandals or flip-flops) are required to climb the ladder into the lantern room.
The admission fee to climb the lighthouse is $4 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under.
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Annual Fourth of July Sale Event. This four day sales extravaganza kicks off the summer season with red hot, white & blue sales. For all of your summer entertaining needs, visit Crate & Barrel, Le Creuset or Le Gourmet Chef. The more adventurous should stop by the Kittery Trading Post to see this year’s new kayaks and bicycles. Summer gear can also be found at Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour – just a sampling of the 120 stores in Kittery!
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Buy One Oyster Get 2nd one free
Monday Nights
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3 course meal
Proceeds donated to local charities. For information on who the charitable donation is for we list on our website
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Join Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse for an evening cruise! Captain & Patty's Cruises is offering these special Tuesday evening cruises from Kittery Point. The 80-minute narrated cruise leaves at 6:30 p.m. from the town dock at Pepperrell Cove in Kittery, behind Frisbee's Store and Capt’n Simeon's Galley restaurant on Route 103 (Pepperrell Road). Join Captain Neil Odams for a historical tour of the Piscataqua River basin, with points of interest on both the Maine and New Hampshire shore including historic forts, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Whaleback Lighthouse, and Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse. Representatives of Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse will be on board to tell about the organization's preservation efforts. All proceeds from these cruises benefit Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse.
There's room for 15 people on each cruise. The cost is $18 for adults, $15 for children 12 and under. You can call Jeremy at 603-431-9155 or email info@portsmouthharborlighthouse.org to make a reservation.
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Van tour leaving downtown Portsmouth, including 6 beautiful and historic lighthouses, a museum, a visit to the world's largest lighthouse gift shop, and lunch by the water in South Portland.
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'At the Edge' features the work of 30 contemporary artists who explore and stretch boundaries in many different ways. This show explores intent and expression created with a range of materials and techniques; each artist sets their sights on an 'edge' in his or her own visual language. In the end, the viewers make the final judgement on how or whether each piece enhances his or her personal experience with the world.
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'At the Edge' features the work of 30 contemporary artists who explore and stretch boundaries in many different ways. This show explores intent and expression created with a range of materials and techniques; each artist sets their sights on an 'edge' in his or her own visual language. In the end, the viewers make the final judgement on how or whether each piece enhances his or her personal experience with the world.
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Kick back with your friends and family on Thursday evenings in July and hear some of the hottest bands in New England during the Music-by-the-Sea Concert Series to benefit the Seacoast Science Center. You can enjoy hot off-the-grill fare, relax to a scenic sunset by the shore or dance the night away!
All concerts begin at 6pm; gates open at 5pm for dining. Tickets are required ($8 ages 13 and up; $2 ages 3-12; under 3 is free) and may be purchased at the gate or at the Center prior to the event. Members can purchase their ticket at half price. Join today and save!
Upcoming concerts:
July 15: Johnny Wad and the Cash
July 22: Entrain
July 29: Jumbo Circus Peanuts
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Van tour leaving downtown Portsmouth, including 6 beautiful and historic lighthouses, a museum, a visit to the world's largest lighthouse gift shop, and lunch by the water in South Portland.
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Travel aboard Portsmouth Harbor Cruises M/V Heritage--destination Appledore Island, Isles of Shoals. Enjoy a fully-narrated ocean passage to Celia Thaxter's restored historic Island Garden. Enjoy a fully-catered luncheon courtesy of Shoals Marine Laboratory. This guided, walking tour day will also include many historical sites on Appledore which boasts a diverse human & natural history!
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Van tour leaving downtown Portsmouth, including 6 beautiful and historic lighthouses, a museum, a visit to the world's largest lighthouse gift shop, and lunch by the water in South Portland.
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Come join us on the best Party Ship in the New Hampshire Seacoast Region! The M/V Thomas Laighton steams through the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor on this 21 and older party ship. Guests are guaranteed to get a taste of some of the best local music New Hampshire and New England has to offer, a 2 hour cruise of the harbor, and delicious drink specials for all to enjoy on board.
Musical genres includes but not limited to: Reggae, Rock, Hip-Hop, Country, and more! The M/V Thomas Laighton features three cash bars including an open-air top deck which is ideal for absorbing the sights and fresh air that surrounds. The bands may change week to week but the fun doesn't stop. Our Party Ships always go rain or shine.
Party Ships are a great inexpensive way to celebrate birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, small corporate outings, or any special occasion.
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'At the Edge' features the work of 30 contemporary artists who explore and stretch boundaries in many different ways. This show explores intent and expression created with a range of materials and techniques; each artist sets their sights on an 'edge' in his or her own visual language. In the end, the viewers make the final judgement on how or whether each piece enhances his or her personal experience with the world.
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Walk the streets of Portsmouth just like George Washington. During his visit in 1789, Washington took tea with his secretary's mother, Mrs. Lear, attended Mass at St. John's Church, and was feted at a reception at the Langdon House. This tour traces his footsteps from the Langdon House, past his lodging, the church sites where he worshipped, the waterfront he observed, and the house of a special family meeting. The tour returns to the Langdon House, where you can use your ticket for a half-priced house tour. $6 Historic New England members, $12 nonmembers.
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Harbour Trail 5K Road Race & Kid's Fun Run
Part of the Portsmouth Community Road Race Series
Registration 7:00 - 8:30 a.m.
9:00a.m., Saturday, July 10, 2010
Portsmouth Middle School
Parrott Ave., Portsmouth, NH
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'At the Edge' features the work of 30 contemporary artists who explore and stretch boundaries in many different ways. This show explores intent and expression created with a range of materials and techniques; each artist sets their sights on an 'edge' in his or her own visual language. In the end, the viewers make the final judgement on how or whether each piece enhances his or her personal experience with the world.
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The ever-popular Fairy Houses: The Musical, returns to the Playhouse stage with an all new script and musical score Saturday, July 10th and Sunday, July 11th. Based on the bestselling children’s book, "Fairy Houses" by author Tracy Kane, this enchanting musical production reveals how nature inspires children's imaginations and captures their hearts; encouraging them to go outside to cherish and respect wildlife and their habitats...and to create their own fairy houses. It is held in collaboration with a special Fairy Houses weekend, featuring Fairy House Village tours, face painting, animal tracking and other activities on the grounds all weekend long. Visitors to the Playhouse stroll through the woods to enjoy the many “Fairy Houses” built by local floral designers and artisans and are encouraged to build their own Fairy Houses along the path. Join the Playhouse for a weekend full of enchantment!
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Come join us on the best Party Ship in the New Hampshire Seacoast Region! The M/V Thomas Laighton steams through the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor on this 21 and older party ship. Guests are guaranteed to get a taste of some of the best local music New Hampshire and New England has to offer, a 2 hour cruise of the harbor, and delicious drink specials for all to enjoy on board.
Musical genres includes but not limited to: Reggae, Rock, Hip-Hop, Country, and more! The M/V Thomas Laighton features three cash bars including an open-air top deck which is ideal for absorbing the sights and fresh air that surrounds. The bands may change week to week but the fun doesn't stop. Our Party Ships always go rain or shine.
Party Ships are a great inexpensive way to celebrate birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, small corporate outings, or any special occasion.
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Join author and radio personality Ron Kolek of the New England Ghost Project, along with author and lighthouse historian Jeremy D'Entremont, for a rare nighttime walking tour of Fort Constitution and Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse. The fort and lighthouse have been featured on TV, including the popular show "Ghost Hunters" You'll hear about the paranormal investigations at the fort and lighthouse that have indicated the presence of a number of otherworldly residents. Ron will discuss investigation methods, and Jeremy will fill in the history behind the ghostly tales.
There will be four tours during the evening (8:00, 9:00, 10:00, and 11:00); each tour will last about one hour and will be limited to 16 persons. Not recommended for children under 12. $15 per person. Be sure to bring your camera -- you never know what you might catch!
Note: this event is a one-hour walking tour, not a full paranormal investigation. If you are interested in taking part in an investigation, check our Ghost Hunt on September 18, 2010
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Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse is located in New Castle, NH, off Route 1B, adjacent to Coast Guard Station Portsmouth Harbor and Fort Constitution. The grounds immediately around the lighthouse are off limits except during open houses.
No reservations are needed; tours are on a first come, first served basis. No children under 42 inches tall are permitted to climb to the top, and adults are not permitted to carry children up the stairs. Visitors get to climb to the lantern room to enjoy the magnificent view and to see the fourth-order Fresnel lens up close. Volunteers will tell visitors about the history of the light station, and there will be souvenirs for sale.
There are 44 stairs to the watch room and a 7-rung ladder to the lantern room. Flat shoes (not sandals or flip-flops) are required to climb the ladder into the lantern room.
The admission fee to climb the lighthouse is $4 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under.
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Seacoast Wind Ensemble concert 4PM, birthday cake and punch. Celebrate the birthday of John Paul Jones, America's first naval hero, at the John Paul Jones 43 Middle St. Free admission to the museum all day.
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The ever-popular Fairy Houses: The Musical, returns to the Playhouse stage with an all new script and musical score Saturday, July 10th and Sunday, July 11th. Based on the bestselling children’s book, "Fairy Houses" by author Tracy Kane, this enchanting musical production reveals how nature inspires children's imaginations and captures their hearts; encouraging them to go outside to cherish and respect wildlife and their habitats...and to create their own fairy houses. It is held in collaboration with a special Fairy Houses weekend, featuring Fairy House Village tours, face painting, animal tracking and other activities on the grounds all weekend long. Visitors to the Playhouse stroll through the woods to enjoy the many “Fairy Houses” built by local floral designers and artisans and are encouraged to build their own Fairy Houses along the path. Join the Playhouse for a weekend full of enchantment!
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'At the Edge' features the work of 30 contemporary artists who explore and stretch boundaries in many different ways. This show explores intent and expression created with a range of materials and techniques; each artist sets their sights on an 'edge' in his or her own visual language. In the end, the viewers make the final judgement on how or whether each piece enhances his or her personal experience with the world.
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Cars will be at Strawbery Banke
For more information call telephone number below,
Mary Lou & ken Sommers
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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3 course meal
Proceeds donated to local charities. For information on who the charitable donation is for we list on our website
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Join Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse for an evening cruise! Captain & Patty's Cruises is offering these special Tuesday evening cruises from Kittery Point. The 80-minute narrated cruise leaves at 6:30 p.m. from the town dock at Pepperrell Cove in Kittery, behind Frisbee's Store and Capt’n Simeon's Galley restaurant on Route 103 (Pepperrell Road). Join Captain Neil Odams for a historical tour of the Piscataqua River basin, with points of interest on both the Maine and New Hampshire shore including historic forts, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Whaleback Lighthouse, and Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse. Representatives of Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse will be on board to tell about the organization's preservation efforts. All proceeds from these cruises benefit Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse.
There's room for 15 people on each cruise. The cost is $18 for adults, $15 for children 12 and under. You can call Jeremy at 603-431-9155 or email info@portsmouthharborlighthouse.org to make a reservation.
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Van tour leaving downtown Portsmouth, including 6 beautiful and historic lighthouses, a museum, a visit to the world's largest lighthouse gift shop, and lunch by the water in South Portland.
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Merrill's Place Restaurant and Bar is offering a free appetizer with any purchase of a coctail beverage from the bar for the month of July..
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Travel aboard Portsmouth Harbor Cruises M/V Heritage--destination Appledore Island, Isles of Shoals. Enjoy a fully-narrated ocean passage to Celia Thaxter's restored historic Island Garden. Enjoy a fully-catered luncheon courtesy of Shoals Marine Laboratory. This guided walking tour day will also include many historical sites on Appledore which boasts a diverse human & natural history!
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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The Portsmouth Historical Society celebrates 90 years of Telling Portsmouth Stories at the John Paul Jones House 43 Middle St. 25 cents for admission 11-5 plus a Garden Party from 5-7 ($10) to help support our beautiful garden. Tickets in advance at Discover Portsmouth center and the John Paul Jones House or at the gate on Thursday.
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Van tour leaving downtown Portsmouth, including 6 beautiful and historic lighthouses, a museum, a visit to the world's largest lighthouse gift shop, and lunch by the water in South Portland.
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Kick back with your friends and family on Thursday evenings in July and hear some of the hottest bands in New England during the Music-by-the-Sea Concert Series to benefit the Seacoast Science Center. You can enjoy hot off-the-grill fare, relax to a scenic sunset by the shore or dance the night away!
All concerts begin at 6pm; gates open at 5pm for dining. Tickets are required ($8 ages 13 and up; $2 ages 3-12; under 3 is free) and may be purchased at the gate or at the Center prior to the event. Members can purchase their ticket at half price. Join today and save!
Upcoming concerts:
July 22: Entrain
July 29: Jumbo Circus Peanuts
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Van tour leaving downtown Portsmouth, including 6 beautiful and historic lighthouses, a museum, a visit to the world's largest lighthouse gift shop, and lunch by the water in South Portland.
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Come join us on the best Party Ship in the New Hampshire Seacoast Region! The M/V Thomas Laighton steams through the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor on this 21 and older party ship. Guests are guaranteed to get a taste of some of the best local music New Hampshire and New England has to offer, a 2 hour cruise of the harbor, and delicious drink specials for all to enjoy on board.
Musical genres includes but not limited to: Reggae, Rock, Hip-Hop, Country, and more! The M/V Thomas Laighton features three cash bars including an open-air top deck which is ideal for absorbing the sights and fresh air that surrounds. The bands may change week to week but the fun doesn't stop. Our Party Ships always go rain or shine.
Party Ships are a great inexpensive way to celebrate birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, small corporate outings, or any special occasion.
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Merrill's Place Restaurant and Bar offers a delicious 12 oz prime rib dinner ever Friday and Saturday night for 14.99. Upgrade for a 16oz piece for 17.99.. Join us while it lasts.
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Merrill's Place Restaurant and Bar offers a delicious 12 oz prime rib dinner ever Friday and Saturday night for 14.99. Upgrade for a 16oz piece for 17.99.. Join us while it lasts.
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It's our 20th year! Celebrate our nation's fight for freedom and its founding at the American Independence Festival in downtown Exeter. Traditional artisans, battle portrayal, role players, cannons, crafts, sidewalk sales and plenty of food and fun! Visit our Festival page at www.independencemuseum.org.
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Stacy Chiliki is the contact person for this two craft fair.
A portion of Bow Street will be closed till 7pm on those days 10am-5pm
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Stacy Chiliki is the contact person for this two craft fair.
A portion of Bow Street will be closed till 7pm on those days 10am-5pm
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The Seacoast Science Center will hold a sale of original art on Sunday, July 18 from 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. All works were created “en plein air” in Odiorne Point State Park in Rye, NH.
All art in the Petite Art in the Park sale is 10” by 10” or smaller and available for purchase for $75, cash (check or credit card) and carry. Art will be unframed and sold first come, first served. You can learn about each artist and before you purchase their work by viewing a reference binder at the Center. The binder includes samples of their work along with a personal statement and resumé.
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Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse is located in New Castle, NH, off Route 1B, adjacent to Coast Guard Station Portsmouth Harbor and Fort Constitution. The grounds immediately around the lighthouse are off limits except during open houses.
No reservations are needed; tours are on a first come, first served basis. No children under 42 inches tall are permitted to climb to the top, and adults are not permitted to carry children up the stairs. Visitors get to climb to the lantern room to enjoy the magnificent view and to see the fourth-order Fresnel lens up close. Volunteers will tell visitors about the history of the light station, and there will be souvenirs for sale.
There are 44 stairs to the watch room and a 7-rung ladder to the lantern room. Flat shoes (not sandals or flip-flops) are required to climb the ladder into the lantern room.
The admission fee to climb the lighthouse is $4 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under.
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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KITTERY PREMIUM OUTLETS
PRESENTS
“COLONIAL COOKING MADE NEW” AT CALPHALON
What: A three-part FREE series , entitled “Colonial Recipes – Modern Methods” will be presented at the Calphalon store located at Kittery Premium Outlets (4) in Kittery, Maine.
Colonial dishes can be both tasty and nutritious, but it can be difficult to translate some of the terminology and measurements from old recipes using modern ingredients, measurements and cooking equipment. Calphalon and the York Museum’s Education Program will show you how easy and tasty it can be to bring back these old favorites.
Using Calphalon’s state of the art cookware and a historical interpreter channeling an 18th Century lady, attendees will learn how to make original 18th Century New England Recipes such as Gingerbread, Bread Pudding, Indian Slapjacks and Corn Bread by converting measurements used in colonial days and replacing some traditional ingredients with modern substitutes. Attendees are welcome to sample all recipes and the event is free and open to the public.
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Join Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse for an evening cruise! Captain & Patty's Cruises is offering these special Tuesday evening cruises from Kittery Point. The 80-minute narrated cruise leaves at 6:30 p.m. from the town dock at Pepperrell Cove in Kittery, behind Frisbee's Store and Capt’n Simeon's Galley restaurant on Route 103 (Pepperrell Road). Join Captain Neil Odams for a historical tour of the Piscataqua River basin, with points of interest on both the Maine and New Hampshire shore including historic forts, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Whaleback Lighthouse, and Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse. Representatives of Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse will be on board to tell about the organization's preservation efforts. All proceeds from these cruises benefit Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse.
There's room for 15 people on each cruise. The cost is $18 for adults, $15 for children 12 and under. You can call Jeremy at 603-431-9155 or email info@portsmouthharborlighthouse.org to make a reservation.
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SUMMER ANTIQUE AUCTION
Tuesday July 20th at 5:30pm preview 3:00pm
10 Andrew Jarvis Drive, Jarvis Center in Portsmouth, NH
Auctioneers Note: Boyd auctions will be selling a fine selection of items from a long time collector from Chester, NH along with a New London, NH estate.
FURNITURE 19th c glass front American corner cabinet 79” x 49” x 17”, 19th c two part American linen press w/raised paneled doors, tavern table w/tiger maple & stretcher base, set of 6 QA bannister back chairs, early bannister back arm chair w/good turnings, set of 4 bannister back chairs, country slant front desk w/carved base, tiger maple empire tall chest, two part pewter hutch w/reeded molding, grain painted 6 drawer chest, primitive 3 drawer dresser w/bracket base, paneled pine hall settle, PA style paneled blanket chest, William & Mary style chest w/bun foot, country sofa, ladder back arm chair with acorn finials, slat back armed rocker, pr of cannon ball 4 poster beds, four posted bed converted to queen, apothecary chest, , burled walnut half commode, pr of French marquetry inlaid gondola form chairs, Scandavian painted cupboard, mahogany Empire card table, early mahogany wash stand, Victorian marble top commode w/burled panels, carved rosewood fern stand w/marble insert, Hepplewhite 3 over 3 inlaid tall chest, slant front country desk, drop leaf cherry dining tables, set of 4 Empire chairs, set of 6 cherry ladder back chairs, golden oak glass front bookcase, golden oak revolving bookcase, walnut Governor Winthrop desk, Kittenger 3-tier self with acorn finials, painted corner shelf, 3-part oak screen, small upholstered sofa, rattan peacock chairs, leather club chair, 2 tier mahogany stand ACCESSORIES convex mirror w/carved eagle, carved rosewood religious kneeler, European brass cross, Seth Thomas banjo clock, Seth Thomas brass mantle clock, early 19th c cobblers bench, butter churn in salmon paint, corn husker in green, decorated stoneware inc. Ft Edwards, NY, Taunton, MA, Utica, NY, March Cheapstore Newburyport, MA, Exeter, NH & Byfield, MA, fire place tools, pierced brass trivet on stand, brass kettle stand w/QA foot, brass cannonball andirons, betty lamps, miners lamp, B & H Rayo lamps, iron peel & fire starter, iron cooking tools, trammels, cast iron B&H owl andirons, primitive candle box on stand, large brass bucket w/rat tail handle, pr of iron adjustable floor candle stands, early brass candlesticks, whale oil lamp, cranberry & brass oil lamp, pr of shaker tin ware & raspberry bucket, hanging brass kettle holder, tole ware hp tray, baskets, painted shutters w/moon cut-outs, candle box in paint, whisky barrel, dome top box w/inlay, wrought iron plant stand, newel post, curling score board, knife box, hand mirrors, ME RR Signs reverse painted, several doll lots, doll cradle, steiff animals & cats, folksy teddy bear, tin trains, cast iron toys, RR Map, Goldwater sign, enameled Sunoco tin sign, cast figurine on horseback, Madera wine bottle lamp, floor lamps, globe on stand Art work o/b Poppy fields Pasadena, CA 1907 Benjamin C. Brown 3” x 5”, o/b early Madonna scene w/carved mop inlaid frame, w/c still life signed GG Young, o/c landscape signed H. Carter, w/c harbor scene RE Bye, 19th c portrait, w/c Chain Bridge Newburyport by Thurlo, Paris street scenes, Pastel beach scene Donna Harkins 18 x 24, o/c seascape Gordon Payne 22 x 30, o/c still-life Dennis Perrin Curtis type native American photo, painted wooden tiles, Japanese wood block prints, etchings, prints coaching scenes, historical prints, Victorian frames, large 19th c pine mirror, arts & crafts frame, 1902 Portsmouth broadside, framed Victorian beadwork, framed textile, linen’s, quilts, sterling silver to include boxes, dishes, trophies, flatware sets Gorham “Esprit”, Towle “Silver Flute”, large silver plated serving trays, jewelry, Coins, world coins, stamps, airline memorabilia Antique Firearms Wesson & Harrington 1871 pistol, Russian 1904 naval revolver w/checkered pistol grip, 2 flintlock pistols, Belgium naval pistol w/ivory handle, muff pistol, Winchester model 67 22 shot gun, WWI bolt action rifle, collection of powder horns, bayonets, German officers swords, German pipe, tin horn in wood case, brass horn
GLASS & CHINA hand painted plaques, yellowware, spongeware, collection of spatterware, amberina s/p, art glass, baccarat stemware & decanters, studio pottery, transferware, Royal Copenhagen, fiesta ware, paperweights, hand painted plaques, stemware, dinner sets, Scheier ash tray ESTATE ORIENTAL CARPETS Heriz 8x11, Sarouk 4x9, Sarouk scatters, Heriz runners, Bokara 6 x 8, Turkish Kazak 4 x 6, ivory Hamadan, Bortchalu 5 x10 etc.
TERMS: buyer’s premium, cash or check on approval, all items subject to error sold “as is” “where is”, all sales are subject to terms and conditions of the sale, catered, no absentee bids or phone bids, phone day of sale 603-498-3131, Maureen Boyd, NH lic. #2821, John Boyd NH lic. #4010 DIRECTIONS: 1-95, N/S exit 5 to Portsmouth traffic circle, bear right onto the rte 1 by-pass south take a left at the third set of lights onto Greenleaf Ave. at the top of the hill take a sharp right, then the first left onto Andrew Jarvis Drive the hall is behind St Nicholas Church (near Portsmouth High School)
BOYD AUCTIONS
PO Box 294 Eliot, ME 03903
(207)439-6641
www.boydauctions.com look us up on auctionzip #2676
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Merrill's Place Restaurant and Bar is offering a free appetizer with any purchase of a coctail beverage from the bar for the month of July..
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Travel aboard Portsmouth Harbor Cruises M/V Heritage --destination Appledore Island, Isles of Shoals. Enjoy a fully-narrated ocean passage to Celia Thaxter's restored historic Island Garden. Enjoy a fully-catered luncheon courtesy of Shoals Marine Laboratory. This guided, walking tour day will also include many historical sites on Appledore which boasts a diverse human & natural history!
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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BAH at The Port Inn
Those who attended last year's BAH at The Port Inn will remember an amazing variety of food and amazing door prizes. This year they have another great evening planed for you again. Don't miss it!
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Kick back with your friends and family on Thursday evenings in July and hear some of the hottest bands in New England during the Music-by-the-Sea Concert Series to benefit the Seacoast Science Center. You can enjoy hot off-the-grill fare, relax to a scenic sunset by the shore or dance the night away!
All concerts begin at 6pm; gates open at 5pm for dining. Tickets are required ($8 ages 13 and up; $2 ages 3-12; under 3 is free) and may be purchased at the gate or at the Center prior to the event. Members can purchase their ticket at half price. Join today and save!
Upcoming concert:
July 29: Jumbo Circus Peanuts
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Come join us on the best Party Ship in the New Hampshire Seacoast Region! The M/V Thomas Laighton steams through the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor on this 21 and older party ship. Guests are guaranteed to get a taste of some of the best local music New Hampshire and New England has to offer, a 2 hour cruise of the harbor, and delicious drink specials for all to enjoy on board.
Musical genres includes but not limited to: Reggae, Rock, Hip-Hop, Country, and more! The M/V Thomas Laighton features three cash bars including an open-air top deck which is ideal for absorbing the sights and fresh air that surrounds. The bands may change week to week but the fun doesn't stop. Our Party Ships always go rain or shine.
Party Ships are a great inexpensive way to celebrate birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, small corporate outings, or any special occasion.
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Van tour leaving downtown Portsmouth, including 6 beautiful and historic lighthouses, a museum, a visit to the world's largest lighthouse gift shop, and lunch by the water in South Portland.
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Merrill's Place Restaurant and Bar offers a delicious 12 oz prime rib dinner ever Friday and Saturday night for 14.99. Upgrade for a 16oz piece for 17.99.. Join us while it lasts.
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Merrill's Place Restaurant and Bar offers a delicious 12 oz prime rib dinner ever Friday and Saturday night for 14.99. Upgrade for a 16oz piece for 17.99.. Join us while it lasts.
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Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse is located in New Castle, NH, off Route 1B, adjacent to Coast Guard Station Portsmouth Harbor and Fort Constitution. The grounds immediately around the lighthouse are off limits except during open houses.
No reservations are needed; tours are on a first come, first served basis. No children under 42 inches tall are permitted to climb to the top, and adults are not permitted to carry children up the stairs. Visitors get to climb to the lantern room to enjoy the magnificent view and to see the fourth-order Fresnel lens up close. Volunteers will tell visitors about the history of the light station, and there will be souvenirs for sale.
There are 44 stairs to the watch room and a 7-rung ladder to the lantern room. Flat shoes (not sandals or flip-flops) are required to climb the ladder into the lantern room.
The admission fee to climb the lighthouse is $4 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under.
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Join Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse for an evening cruise! Captain & Patty's Cruises is offering these special Tuesday evening cruises from Kittery Point. The 80-minute narrated cruise leaves at 6:30 p.m. from the town dock at Pepperrell Cove in Kittery, behind Frisbee's Store and Capt’n Simeon's Galley restaurant on Route 103 (Pepperrell Road). Join Captain Neil Odams for a historical tour of the Piscataqua River basin, with points of interest on both the Maine and New Hampshire shore including historic forts, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Whaleback Lighthouse, and Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse. Representatives of Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse will be on board to tell about the organization's preservation efforts. All proceeds from these cruises benefit Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse.
There's room for 15 people on each cruise. The cost is $18 for adults, $15 for children 12 and under. You can call Jeremy at 603-431-9155 or email info@portsmouthharborlighthouse.org to make a reservation.
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KITTERY PREMIUM OUTLETS
PRESENTS
“COLONIAL COOKING MADE NEW” AT CALPHALON
What: A three-part FREE series , entitled “Colonial Recipes – Modern Methods” will be presented at the Calphalon store located at Kittery Premium Outlets (4) in Kittery, Maine.
Colonial dishes can be both tasty and nutritious, but it can be difficult to translate some of the terminology and measurements from old recipes using modern ingredients, measurements and cooking equipment. Calphalon and the York Museum’s Education Program will show you how easy and tasty it can be to bring back these old favorites.
Using Calphalon’s state of the art cookware and a historical interpreter channeling an 18th Century lady, attendees will learn how to make original 18th Century New England Recipes such as Gingerbread, Bread Pudding, Indian Slapjacks and Corn Bread by converting measurements used in colonial days and replacing some traditional ingredients with modern substitutes. Attendees are welcome to sample all recipes and the event is free and open to the public.
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Merrill's Place Restaurant and Bar is offering a free appetizer with any purchase of a coctail beverage from the bar for the month of July..
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Van tour leaving downtown Portsmouth, including 6 beautiful and historic lighthouses, a museum, a visit to the world's largest lighthouse gift shop, and lunch by the water in South Portland.
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July 28 through August 14. Join the Ogunquit Playhouse, the first Regional theatre in the nation to produce the grandiose and glorious, musical spectacle, complete with the extravagant Broadway costumes. This stunner is based on the film noir classic by Billy Wilder, is the winner of seven Tony Awards including Best Musical and features Andrew Lloyd Webber's loveliest melodies including, “With One Look” and “As If We Never Said Goodbye.” Don’t miss the crumbling mansion, the faded star of the silent screen, Norma Desmond and the handsome young screenwriter, Joe Gills, who stumbles into the life of the ex-film-goddess brushed into obscurity by the outsized glory of Hollywood - Get ready for your close-up!
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Travel aboard Portsmouth Harbor Cruises M/V Heritage --destination Appledore Island, Isles of Shoals. Enjoy a fully-narrated ocean passage to Celia Thaxter's restored historic Island Garden. Enjoy a fully-catered luncheon courtesy of Shoals Marine Laboratory. This guided, walking tour day will also include many historical sites on Appledore which boasts a diverse human & natural history!
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Kittery goes back to school with our largest sale event ever. Shop early for great deals on this year’s hottest styles for going back to the classroom at J.Crew, Lucky Brand Jeans, Under Armour, Charlotte Russe, Coach and more – over 120 stores to choose from!
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Kick back with your friends and family on this evening and hear some one of the hottest bands in New England during the Music-by-the-Sea Concert Series to benefit the Seacoast Science Center. You can enjoy hot off-the-grill fare, relax to a scenic sunset by the shore or dance the night away!
All concerts begin at 6pm; gates open at 5pm for dining. Tickets are required ($8 ages 13 and up; $2 ages 3-12; under 3 is free) and may be purchased at the gate or at the Center prior to the event. Members can purchase their ticket at half price. Join today and save!
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Van tour leaving downtown Portsmouth, including 6 beautiful and historic lighthouses, a museum, a visit to the world's largest lighthouse gift shop, and lunch by the water in South Portland.
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Opening reception for 'Humanimal'; visit the new show, enjoy a 'Beast Boy' at the bar, appetizers courtesy of The Black Trumpet and see some 'live' humanimals! Free and open to the public.
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The Portsmouth Historical Society is sponsoring an illustrated lecture on July 29 at 5:30 PM by Thomas Hardiman, Keeper of the Portsmouth Athenaeum, entitled “Joseph Greenleaf Cole and the Dawning of Art in Portsmouth.” The talk will be held at the Discover Portsmouth Center, 10 Middle Street, Portsmouth. While prominent Portsmouth residents were painted in the 18th century by well-known artists such as Joseph Blackburn and John Singleton Copely, those of the early to mid-nineteenth century turned to artists who advertised in the Portsmouth newspapers—chief among them Joseph Greenleaf Cole (1806-1858). Five portraits by Cole are included in the current exhibition at the John Paul Jones House, “Brooches, Caps and Collars: Adornment in Portsmouth Portraits 1800-1860.” Tom will discuss how Joseph Greenleaf Cole, who spent most of his life in Massachusetts as well as a few years in Portland Maine, came to paint so many portraits in Portsmouth. While Cole does not have the fame of a Blackburn or Copely, he painted as many portraits in Portsmouth in two years as had been painted in the previous 100 years! Please join us to find out why Joseph Greenleaf Cole had so much business in Portsmouth. For more information please contact Sandra Rux 436-8420 or info@portsmouthhistory.org.
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Merrill's Place Restaurant and Bar offers a delicious 12 oz prime rib dinner ever Friday and Saturday night for 14.99. Upgrade for a 16oz piece for 17.99.. Join us while it lasts.
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Come join us on the best Party Ship in the New Hampshire Seacoast Region! The M/V Thomas Laighton steams through the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor on this 21 and older party ship. Guests are guaranteed to get a taste of some of the best local music New Hampshire and New England has to offer, a 2 hour cruise of the harbor, and delicious drink specials for all to enjoy on board.
Musical genres includes but not limited to: Reggae, Rock, Hip-Hop, Country, and more! The M/V Thomas Laighton features three cash bars including an open-air top deck which is ideal for absorbing the sights and fresh air that surrounds. The bands may change week to week but the fun doesn't stop. Our Party Ships always go rain or shine.
Party Ships are a great inexpensive way to celebrate birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, small corporate outings, or any special occasion.
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Kittery goes back to school with our largest sale event ever. Shop early for great deals on this year’s hottest styles for going back to the classroom at J.Crew, Lucky Brand Jeans, Under Armour, Charlotte Russe, Coach and more – over 120 stores to choose from!
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For more information please contact Community Education Director Chris Lawrence at 603-427-7651 or email: clawrence@ccsnh.edu
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Kittery goes back to school with our largest sale event ever. Shop early for great deals on this year’s hottest styles for going back to the classroom at J.Crew, Lucky Brand Jeans, Under Armour, Charlotte Russe, Coach and more – over 120 stores to choose from!
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Join Ron Kolek of the New England Ghost Project and Jeremy D'Entremont of New England Lighthouse Tours for a unique and spooky evening cruise, leaving Rye Harbor, New Hampshire, aboard the M/V Granite State at 7:00 p.m. There is a snack bar on board the vessel. Cruise through the dark and mysterious waters off the New Hampshire Seacoast, passing close to three (reportedly haunted!) lighthouses: Portsmouth Harbor, Whaleback, and White Island, as well as the Isles of Shoals and other spooky points of interest. Ron and Jeremy will guide you through the uncharted waters of macabre tales and local legends, and you'll hear first-hand stories of paranormal investigations by New England Ghost Project. You'll learn about the ghostly Woman in White who warns of approaching storms at White Island, the longtime keeper who haunts Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse, and much more.
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Merrill's Place Restaurant and Bar offers a delicious 12 oz prime rib dinner ever Friday and Saturday night for 14.99. Upgrade for a 16oz piece for 17.99.. Join us while it lasts.
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The Portsmouth Historical Society invites you to a gallery talk on July 31 at 11AM at the John Paul Jones House, 43 Middle Street Portsmouth, to learn more about the early years of the organization and about some of the items that have been part of our “Portsmouth Stories” from the beginning. Curator Sandra Rux will discuss the objects and the stories behind them—who were some of the early donors and the founding board members. Learn more about our three early pianos, an 18th century bathtub (did John Paul Jones take a bath here?), a prize baseball bat and Uncle Dunn’s Sunday leg. There is no charge for the talk.
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