This 2nd day of dreary, rainy, chilly weather has me seeking indoor opportunities for warmth, community, entertainment, and fun. Thank goodness there are many events to choose from this weekend:
Friday, November 5th
Free Family Night at Children’s Museum of New Hampshire (Dover, NH), 5:30 – 8:00 pm, Admission: Free
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Saturday, November 6th
Currier Museum of Art – Free Saturday Admission (Manchester, NH), 10:00 am – 12:00 Noon, Admission: Free
Peaks and Valleys by Catherine Tuttle at McGowan Fine Art (Concord, NH), Ongoing exhibit, Saturday hours: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm, Admission: Free
Blair String Quarter at Hopkins Center for the Arts (Hanover, NH), 11:00 am, Admission: Free
Horrid Henry Party at West Branch of Manchester City Library (Manchester, NH), 2:00 – 4:00 pm
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Sunday, November 7th
NH Open Doors (Throughout New Hampshire - Saturday 11/6 + Sunday 11/7)
NH Open Doors is a FREE statewide touring and shopping event for all ages. Visit and shop at the open studios of New Hampshire craftspeople and artisans, local farms, orchards, wineries, and retail shops and galleries filled with NH-made products. When the day is done, find rest and relaxation at a local hotel or inn.
Come see Kamishibai – a traditional Japanese street theater for children – performed live at the Museum! Kamishibai is a traditional Japanese theater that fed the beginnings of manga and anime. In pre-WWII Japan children flocked to see Kamishibai like they do to today’s cartoons. See and hear traditional stories performed just like they were in 1930s era Tokyo while you eat Pocky candies. Children and families are encouraged to attend!______________________________________________________________________________________
Get out and experience free culture, interesting people, and diverse communities all around New Hampshire this weekend!
Culture is roughly anything we do and the monkeys don’t. (Lord Raglan)