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Brochure Design by Krystin Watts Welcome to the Kearsarge Area Chamber of Commerce! Winter 2020 Kearsarge Area Chamber of Commerce Bridging the gap between New London and Concord KearsargeChamber.org Brochure design by Krystin Watts Welcome to the Kearsarge Area Chamber of Commerce! We encourage and support businesses that market to the Kearsarge area, bridging the area between New London and Concord. If your business serves the residents and visitors to this beautiful area of NH, consider adding your name to our membership directory. Membership benefits for your business: • Marketing exposure for your business on the Chamber’s website and social media outlets, directing new and renewed customers to your business throughout the year. • Open the doors for networking with other businesses located in and marketing to the Kearsarge area. • Provide informational and educational opportunities to aid you and your business needs. Join now using the on-line application form or simply send us your membership fee and a way to contact you and we’ll take care of the rest. We look forward to meeting you at our next event! KearsargeChamber.org Members By Category Kearsarge Area Chamber of Commerce ANTIQUES APPAREL/CLOTHING ARTISTS & ARTISANS ARTS & CRAFTS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS BAKERIES & SWEETS BANKS BEAUTY SERVICES/COSMETOLOGY BOOKSTORES BUILDERS/CONTRACTORS/CONSTRUCTION CABLE TELEVISION CATERING CHILDCARE CHURCHES CLEANING SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES COMPUTER SERVICES COOKING EDUCATION ELECTRICAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY ENTERTAINMENT EQUESTRIAN SERVICES EXERCISE/FITNESS FARM PRODUCE, MEATS, AND SUPPLIES FINANCIAL SERVICES FLOORING FLORIST FOOD SERVICES FUEL SERVICES FURNITURE GARDENING/GREENHOUSES GENERATORS GIFTS HAIRDRESSERS HEALTH SERVICES ICE CREAM INSURANCE LANDSCAPING LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING LIBRARIES LODGING LUMBER/HARDWARE MANUFACTURING MARKETING MEDIA MOVING & STORAGE MUSEUMS PAINTERS PET AND ANIMAL SERVICES PHARMACIES/DRUG STORES PHOTOGRAPHY PLUMBING/HVAC POWER EQUIPMENT PRINTING & DESIGN SERVICES PROFESSIONAL SERVICES QUILTING REAL ESTATE REMODELING RESTAURANTS/BARS SKIN CARE SOLAR SPORTING GOODS TELECOMMUNICATIONS THRIFT SHOPS TIRES TRAVEL TREE SERVICES WEB DESIGN ANTIQUES Discerning Eye Antiques 56 Kearsarge Mountain Rd, Warner, NH 03278 Estate appraisal and disposition planning business. Assist individual and families in the appraisal of and disposition options for the contents of theirs or their loved ones homes, My motto: "Making Dollars and Sense of Your Treasures". [email protected] APPAREL/CLOTHING A Better Image Promotions and Marketing 260 Kearsarge Ave, Contoocook, NH 03229 603-609-7060 A Better Image can assist with all your marketing needs from logo design and layout of printed materials, to business promo- tion and full event planning and catering, as well as preplanned seasonal campaigns for your branded products. We supply a wide variety of advertising specialties, competitively priced, and imprinted with your brand or message, including local sourced, green or USA made options. We are a woman-owned, family business, and take pride in our personalized customer service. http://ABetterImagePromotions.com Dadoprint 603-219-5216 Mailing: P.O. Box 191, Warner, NH 03278 Business: 37 School St, Warner, NH 03278 Dadoprint offers printing and design services, promotional products and decorated apparel to companies, large and small, around New Hampshire and throughout New England. http://dadoprint.com Indigo Blues & Co. 603-660-9290 Mailing: P.O. Box 594, Contoocook, NH 03229 Business: 902 Main St, Box 594, Contoocook, NH 03229 Business: 57 N Main St, 2 Capital Plaza, Suite 105, Concord, NH 03301 Indigo Blues & Co. is a jeans boutique and more. It’s a small store where you will find really great things! You’ll find clothes, jewelry and accessories that not only make you look good but feel good too! We try to live by the reduce, reuse, recycle, local and organic mantra whenever possible. We’re located in the charming village of Contoocook, New Hampshire. It’s a fun place to check out the local shops and have a bite to eat at one of the restaurants in the village. http://www.IndigoBluesAndCo.com ARTISTS & ARTISANS BEEZ Ink Studio / Bumblebat Books P.O. Box 359, Warner, NH 03278 Sandy Steen Bartholomew is an illustrator, cartoonist, author and certified Zentangle teacher (CZT). She does freelance il- lustration and sketch-notes for businesses and individuals, and illustrates books for publishers. She is currently working on pub- lishing her own books, Bumblebat Books, and building an Art Tribe in her new Studio in Warner. Follow BEEZ Ink Studio on Facebook to hear about Open Studios and Art Playdays. Follow Sandy on Instagram to see her latest vintage toy drawings. http://SandySteenBartholomew.com Spirit Glass P.O. Box 201, 115 Sunset Hill Rd, Bradford, NH 03221 Handmade and handblown unique art glass gifts - specializing in free form pendants, paperweights, bowls and other items sure to bring a smile to a new owner. http://spiritglassllc.com Summit House Press 603-748-0992 Summit House Press is a fully equipped printmaking studio, including a variety of papermaking and print-making presses. Owner/operator Mary Mead, MFA, offers her extensive print- making and teaching experience in the form of individual and small-group instruction in a variety of printmaking processes, collaborative projects and small editioning services. The studio offers a beautiful, quiet and creative environment in which to learn printmaking techniques or complete a printmaking project. http://SummitHousePress.com Ty Meier 603-573-6902 122 Brookwood Lane, Hopkinton, NH 03229 Ty Meier is a freelance artist, illustrator and screenprinter. He creates fine art prints for galleries and art markets, draws pet portraits, designs custom t-shirts and illustrates books for self publishers. He's created a line of New Hampshire wildlife greet- ing cards. You'll find him drawing portraits at local events. Fol- low on Instagram @sunnydaysscreenprinting to see his almost daily pen & ink shenanigans http://sunnydaystshirts.com Wild Paints 603-540-1913 P.O. Box 305, Warner, NH 03278 Illustration and other creative pursuits by Krystin Watts. She specializes in Watercolors, Acrylics, Inks and Digital Media. Re- cent works have included Personal Commissions, Murals, Hand Lettered Signs, Invitations, Print and Web Advertising. Visit her website listed below to view her portfolio and blog or follow her on her Patreon page at patreon.com/krystinwatts. http://KrystinWatts.com ARTS & CRAFTS Dancing Crane Quilting 603-746-2685 684 Main St, Contoocook, NH 03229 You pour your creativity, memories and passion into your quilt. Trust Dancing Crane Quilting to honor your vision. Owner Suki Wright has been quilting her customer's creations since March of 2000. Services include edge to edge, binding and basting. http://DancingCraneQuilting.com Gourdastic 603-496-0109 Gourd Art by Susan Brown. Susan has always had a love for art and nature and using dried gourds as her canvas has been a perfect fit. Each piece is unique; the shape, pattern, and texture of each gourd guide Susan as she designs, draws, wood burns, dyes, and waxes each of her creations. Quilted Threads 603-428-6622 P.O. Box 778, 116 Main St, Henniker, NH 03242 Your destination for fine materials, fresh inspiration, and satisfying solutions. Visit Quilted Threads and discover how our exceptional service, thoughtfully selected materials and tools, and creative energy distinguish us as a premier quilt shop for all your needs! http://QuiltedThreads.com Warner Fall Foliage Festival 603-456-9775 P.O. Box 152, 51 East Main St, Warner, NH 03278 This association is organized as a non-profit organization for the purpose of promoting, planning and supporting an annual Fall Foliage Festival, the proceeds of which shall be used for com- munity projects of the Town of Warner. http://wfff.org ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Center for the Arts 603-526-4444 P.O. Box 872, New London, NH 03257 Enriching lives and building community through the arts. Center for the Arts is a small organization with a big vision. We welcome your ideas and encourage your partnership though communication, membership and volunteering. http://CenterForTheArtsNH.org Kearsarge Conservatory of the Performing Arts Mailing: 1242 North Rd, Warner, NH 03278 603-456-3294 Business: 33 Unit 3 North Rd, Warner, NH 03278 Training in the performing arts; esp. dance (all disciplines) + drama, as well as tumbling and Kung Fu. KCPA produces two major venues per year as well as their performance groups per- forming in various venues. http://nhperformingarts.org MainStreet Warner 603-456-2700 P.O. Box 248, 16 East Main St, Warner, NH 03278 A 501(c)3 non-profit started in 2000 to further education, the arts, and the downtown of Warner, NH. Projects include the Jim Mitchell Community Park and Amphitheater, the MSW Annual Literary Project at Simonds Elementary and scholarships to local students. http://www.mainstreetwarnerinc.org AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Kezar Automotive 603-798-5455 298 Dover Rd, Chichester, NH 03258 We've been providing quality automotive assistance since 1998. We specialize in Subaru's but we service all makes and models! We opened with the main goal to offer expert independent Subaru care, friendly personal honest service and substantial savings compared to high dealership prices. That has grown to us servicing most imported and domestic vehicles, as most of our customers have another brand in the driveway as well. Our team is constantly striving to exceed all of your expectations. Our approach is simple. We treat you the way we would like to be treated. http://KezarAuto.com BAKERIES & SWEETS Blakeney's Fine Baked Goods 603-496-4306 Contoocook, NH 03229 Blakeney's - run by Brenda & David White and established in 2013, is a home-based bakery that produces bread & other baked goods for sale at local farmer's markets and to order. We use local and organic ingredients whenever possible. Our products can be found at Spring Ledge Farm, Grounds, Warner Public Market, Schoodacs, Cracker Barrel General Store, Contoocook Farmers Market, Concord Farmers Market, and the Canterbury Farmers Market. http://facebook.com/BlakeneysBakedGoods BANKS Bar Harbor Bank & Trust 888-853-7100 Mailing: P.O.
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