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Page 18 | Fall in new hampshire | October 2014 FELD ENTERTAINMENT Job No.: PaulaRD280217 Poundstone brings her comedic brilliance to Concord Engagement City: Manchester,Comedienne, actressNH / Worcester, and author PaulaMA / Pound Boston,- MA edy talent in 1979 on the BostonAd comedy Size: scene5.875” before X 10” Media: stoneNewspaper will return to Ad Concord’s - COLOR Capitol Center for the moving to San Francisco. By 1990Section: she had movedENTERTAINMENT to Insertion Date(s): Arts on Saturday, October 11, at 8pm with a fresh Los Angeles, starred in multiple HBO comedy specials stand-up act. and appeared on “Saturday Night Live.” Poundstone Poundstone began nurturing her stand-up com- was the first woman to receive a Cable ACE Award for

a comedy special for her one-hour HBO special, “Cats, Cops, and Stuff.” She received her second Cable ACE Award for her self-titled HBO talk show series. Continuing with many successes throughout the 1990s, Poundstone starred in “The Paula Poundstone Show” on ABC, appeared in her second one-hour special on HBO titled “Paula Poundstone Goes to ©2013 Feld Entertainment ©2013 Feld Harvard,” and appeared on camera and as the voice of characters in several television shows including: “Cybill,” “Science Court,” “Hercules” and “Home Movies.” In 2007, she appeared in a BRAVO comedy special, “Paula Poundstone: Look What the Cat Dragged In.” Poundstone is the recipient of an Emmy® Award for her field pieces on the PBS program “Life & Times” and most recently appeared in the television documentary “Why We Laugh: Funny Women.” Poundstone is a regular panelist on NPR’s weekly quiz program “Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me,” where her impeccable timing is key to the show’s format. She has written several magazine articles, including five years of writing the back page column in “Mother Jones,” and has authored multiple books, including 4"7&PO5JDLFUTXJUI “There’s Nothing In This Book That I Meant To Say.” Her first comedy CD, “I HEART JOKES: Paula Tells Them In UIJT4BWJOHT$PVQPO Maine,” was release in 2009. Her most recent comedy 6TFPGGFSDPEFEXTRAt7BMJEPOBMM1.1FSGPSNBODFT CD titled “I HEART JOKES: Paula Tells Them In Boston,” Restrictions and exclusions may apply. No double discounts. Subject to availability. Excludes premium seats. Valid on $25 Tickets. Valid on $40 VIP tickets in Manchester and Worcester or $50 VIP tickets in Boston while supplies last! was released in 2013. Both are available at www. paulapoundstone.com. 0$5o 0$5o 0$5o Tickets for Paula Poundstone’s performance are Manchester, NH Worcester, MA Boston, MA available now by calling 603-225-1111, online at www.ccanh.com, and at the box office, located at 44 South Main Street, Concord, NH 03301, on Monday, #VZ5JDLFUT5JDLFUNBTUFSDPNtt7FOVF#PY0GGJDFT Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets: $39 Orchestra/

280217 Ringling.com/NewEngland #RinglingBros Mezzanine, and $29 Rear Ochestra/Balcony, & $19 Rear Balcony. October 2014 | fall in new hampshire | Page 19 Canterbury Shaker Village now registering for Fall Workshops All classes require advance registration. Classes are that includes sessions on Optimal Body Weight and still being added. For a full schedule, please visit www. Composition, Adrenal Health and Thyroid health. The shakers.org. sessions will be held on September 27, October 18 and Culinary Arts Workshops November 8 from 9:30-12:00pm respectively. The per Three demonstration style cooking classes— class fee is $15.00 for Village Members and $16.50 for Chowders on September 7, Fresh Pasta on October 19, Not-Yet-Members. and Stews and Braised Dishes on November 16—are Shaker Crafts offered in partnership with Lakes Region Community Popular Village demonstrators Jim McNab and College Culinary Arts program, which operates out of the Everett Bailey will be offering traditional Shaker craft Shaker Table at Canterbury Shaker Village. The classes workshops in letterpress and broom making respectively. will be instructed by the Culinary Arts Program Director, McNab’s one day letterpress workshop on Saturday, Chef Patrick Hall and are $25 for Village Members, $27.50 barn, outbuildings, well, etc. and compare the remnants September 27 from 9:30-4:30pm will allow participants for Not-Yet-Members. The workshops will be held from at the site to historic old photos of the sugar camp when to set up and print their own project on a hand fed 19th 1:00-3:00 pm. it was functioning at its prime. The workshop will be held century platen printing press. The cost to attend is $77.50 Herbal Workshops from 9:00-12:00pm and the cost to attend is $10.00 for for Village Members and $85.00 for Not-Yet-Members. Maria Noel Groves, a clinical herbalist based in Al- Village Members and $12.50 for Not-Yet-Members. During Everett Bailey’s one day broom making workshops lenstown, NH will host Shaken, Not Stirred: Herb and Fruit Healing Arts on September 14 from 9:30-4:30pm, he will guide Cordials on November 1 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm and the New this year are two Healing Arts workshops participants in the skill of basic broom making. At the cost is $45.00 for Village Members and $49.50 for Not- instructed by Patricia Wild. The Healing Power of Art will end of this workshop, each participant will take home Yet-Members. She will also lead a Do-it-yourself Herbal be held on October 19 from 1:00-3:00pm. The workshop a completed Shaker style broom that offers something Holiday Bodycare Gifts workshop on Saturday, November is an opportunity for participants to explore their inner out of the ordinary. The cost to attend is $75 for Village 22 from 10:00-12:30pm. The cost to attend is $45.00 for self and their creative potential. Nurturing Caregivers Members and $82.50 for Not-Yet-Members. Village Members and $49.50 for Not-Yet-Members. through Art will be held on Sunday, November 2 from Advanced registration is required and interested History 1:00-3:00pm. The cost of each workshop is $50.00 for participants can find more details and sign up at www. On October 4, Mark Stevens will lead A Walk Back in Village Members and $55.00 for Not-Yet-Members. shakers.org, by calling (603) 783-9077 ext 284 or email- Shaker History, a guided hike through the woods to one Health ing [email protected]. of the old Shaker maple sugar camps. Participants will ex- Dr. Amanda K. Hegnauer will conduct the three part To view the complete 2014 calendar of events visit plore the foundation ruins/remnants of the sugar house, lecture series, “A Naturopathic Biochemical Tune-Up,” www.shakers.org.

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Also note: Sunday, October Hampshire, where everything from ghouls to zombies online here: http://nightterrors5k.com/. 26th is Local's Night where residents of Carroll, Coos roam the hills and country side at Halloween time. October 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 24, 25, 26, & Oxford counties; enjoy special discounted rates. There are plenty of spirits still hanging around our 31, November 1 : The Ghoullog at Cranmore Saturday, November 1st is The Ghoullog Lights OUT- historic haunted hotels and inns where ghosts knock Mountain: The Ghoullog, now in its 8th season, you will be given a glow stick to navigate your way from inside walls, so come and sleep with a ghost or transforms Cranmore Mountain Resort into the through the haunt. Full info: http://www.cranmore. scream to your heart’s content in our frightfully scary perfect thrilling Halloween setting that will spark com/ghoullog. boo-doirs. Here’s plenty of bloodcurdling fun no mat- fright to those mighty enough to brave the chilling October 30: Pyscho Bash Halloween Party ter how old or young a believer you are. scene. The approximate 60 minute haunt features over at the Ghollog, Cranmore Mountain: Join the September 27: Night Terrors 5K run at 15,000 square feet of indoor space through a series cast of the Ghoullog for the Psycho Bash Halloween Cranmore Mountain & Ghoullog Kick Off Bash: of dark rooms, scary mazes and unknown places, plus Party at the Bloody Nose Pub. For Halloween howlers The return of Night Terrors "You Can Run But You an outdoor element which leads the unsuspecting 21 years and older, get your best costume and enjoy Can't Hide" 5k Haunted Run happens on Saturday, through the dark woods with all of the scares and live music, prizes, specials and more. Please note: The September 27 starting at 7:30pm. The 3.1 mile course screams you’ve come to expect from this Halloween Ghoullog is not scheduled to operate this night. Info: begins at the base area of Cranmore Mountain Resort. adventure. Plus, Cranmore’ s 2,000 foot summit offers http://www.cranmore.com/ghoullog/dates/ . The roads of the surrounding community will be Halloween marauders breathtaking night-time views Oct 24, 25, 31, Nov 1: Murder Mystery Din- transformed with multiple haunt stations featur- of the Moats, Mount Washington and the village ner Train: Dust off your bell bottoms, platform shoes ing the Ghoullog's favorite characters and scares. of North Conway, NH. Additionally, “The features and disco balls and get ready to get down tonight for All participants will receive a limited edition event unlimited rides on Cranmore’ s Mountain Coaster, an adult-only night of groovy murder mystery at Club t-shirt, glow stick, Jogalite "Froglite" L.E.D. light, Giant Swing and Soaring Eagle Zipline, all of which 54, the trendiest dinner club this side of “Funky Town.” and Finisher's Award. Racers are encouraged to dress will receive a Halloween-themed face lift offering a You’re all going for a ride on the “Love Train” where in costume. This race was recently awarded Editors unique night-time experience with special light- “Stayin’ Alive” will be the order of the night as the Pick in NH Magazine's Best of NH 2014 for Healthy ing, effects and the occasional ghost or ghoul when drama unfolds and murder “Turns The Beat Around.” Horror. Newly added to the event this year is the you least expect it. Then plan to visit the Bloody Who dies? Who did it? 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The festival celebrates harvest time and gives visitors a chance to experience four centuries of traditional home and farm harvest festivities and the feel of an old time New England country fair. Prescott Park’s famous Chili Cook-Off adds to the fun and excitement as well as providing great food for festival visitors. For one ticket price, $17.50 for adults and $6 for kids 5-12 (free under 5), visitors enjoy a full day’s worth in the lush museum gardens include Victory Garden of unique entertainment, exciting activities, and the The green space at Puddle Dock hosts farm details, family activities on the Victorian games lawn best chili the Seacoast has to offer. animals and livestock demonstrations throughout and in the Children's Garden, and period garden crafts The New Hampshire Fall Festival features live the day including: sheep dog demonstrations, hand with the museum’s garden role-player. demonstrations of a wide variety of historic crafts shearing of sheep, working oxen teams, sheep, rabbits A wide variety of talented New Hampshire and trades including: basket making, 18th cen- and more. craftspeople and artisans will be featured at the fall tury hearth cooking, weaving, furniture making, Completing its focus on the harvest season, festival as well and will be displaying and selling their coopering, blacksmithing and many more traditional Strawbery Banke gives guests the opportunity to talk works. In addition to the Chili Cook-Off, local food crafts demonstrations. The festival will also feature to master gardeners and horticulture experts about vendors will also be on hand to provide great food demonstrations on textile crafts and fiber arts, fiber herbs, seed collecting and heirloom/heritage varieties and drink throughout the day for this “don’t miss” preparation and spinning as well as wool sorting, preserved by the museum and to tour the eight fall event. For more information, please visit www. dyeing, and spinning. historic gardens on the 10-acre grounds. Programs StrawberyBanke.org or call 603-433-1100. SEE IT AT THE THORNE NEWLY RENOVATED SENIOR HOUSING Embracing Diverse Voices: Age 62 or older and People 80 Years of African-American Art living with Disabilities September 19–November 17, 2014 HIGHLAND HOUSE White eld, NH Explores the diversity of experience and expression among American Artists of African descent through painting, photography, sculpture, book arts, and RUSH SQUARE Mecklenberg Autumn, by Romare Henniker, NH prints (organized by the Kalamazoo Institute of Bearden, 1979, lithograph. Arts, Kalamazoo, Michigan). XAVIER HOUSE Light Works: Nashua, NH Community Room with on-site Resident Services A Century of Photography Includes Heat and Hot Water, Electricity, Appliances, October 10–December 7, 2014 Ample Parking, Laundry Facilities Photographs spanning the history of photography, from studies of animal locomotion to contemporary Must Income Qualify • Rent Based on Income prints (organized by the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, For more information contact: Kalamazoo, Michigan). Chez Mondrian, by Andre Kertesz, 1926, gelatin silver print. The Caleb Group The exhibits are free and open to the public. 25 Morgan Street, Nashua, NH 03064 Or call Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery 603-883-6770 Ext 134 Keene State College | Keene, NH | www.keene.edu/tsag | 603-358-2720 [email protected] October 2014 | fall in new hampshire | Page 25 'Ghosts on the Banke' returns to Strawbery Banke October 24 & 25, 6:00–8:00pm Trick-or-Treat safely from house to historic house! Portsmouth, New Hampshire (September 11, 2014) - Strawbery Banke Museum’s annual Ghosts On the Banke event is an old-fashioned Halloween celebration meant for younger children and their parents. Focused on safe trick or treating, house to historic house on the 10-acre museum grounds, Ghosts On the Banke calls on the history of the long- dead sea captains, 17th-century shopkeepers, and wayward pirates whose memories haunt the streets and houses of “Olde Portsmouth.” Carved and candlelit jack o’lanterns line the paths. Eerie lights glow in the orchards and strange silhouettes appear in the windows. Explore the tricky maze and gather treats, then join the New Orleans-style costume parade. Ghosts On the Banke is presented on Friday, October 24 and Saturday, October 25, from 6 to 8 pm. Tickets are $8 (children under 1, free.) Purchase ticket in advance on the Strawbery Banke website, HYPERLINK "http://www.strawberybanke.org" www.strawberybanke.org Event Activities Trick-or-Treat Safely: Jack-O-Lanterns light Catch a Ghostly Tale! Community members by the All Hallows Bonfire. the way, creating flickering shadows of the Ghosts of present spooky plays and interactive improvisational Pickwick’s at the Banke: Step back through the Banke, for children trick-or-treating safely from skits that bring the history of Puddle Dock to life. time in the new store on Museum grounds (43 house to historic house. Discover pirate treasure. Visit The Great Bonfire: Celebrate the most ancient Atkinson Street). Decorated for Halloween, visitors with a wacky witch, or have your fortune told. of Halloween traditions and warm your weary bones experience all sorts of magic happening inside.

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Delivering the American Dream Calendar of Events Calendar of Events Exeter Powder Keg Beer & Chili Festival 10/4/2014 (12:00PM) Event Fee: Contact for details. Red Coat Homes Love beer? So do we!!! The 2014 Exeter Powder Keg Beer & Chili Festival will take 246 W. Main St., Hillsboro 464-3880 place alongside the 16th Annual Fall Festival, a long standing Exeter tradition that includes local crafters, vendors and street entertainment. So pack up the family and come on down to experience all the fun Exeter has to offer! We’ll keep you busy celebrating great beers and chili! Breweries and beer enthusiasts from the region will Proudly Offering: gather on a Fall afternoon for a sampling of fresh beers of all colors, styles and tastes. Vote for your favorite chili as local restaurants enter their house recipes in hopes of becoming the 1st Powder Keg Beer & Chili Festival fan favorite! The Exeter Powder Double Keg Beer & Chili Festival will include great beer from over twenty breweries across Wide Mobile the region, as well as live music all day long. Swasey Parkway, Exeter, NH Phone: 603-772-2411 Land, water, sewer and clearing are extra. Email: [email protected] Website: www.powderkegbeerfest.com Fall Foliage Cruises on Lake Winnipesaukee 10/2/2014 (10:00AM) Event Fee: Adult $30, child $15 (under 5 free) Family fare $75 (2 A + 2 C) Modular Fall Foliage on Lake Winnipesaukee is spectacular and continues through the end of October. Let the captain do the driving while you enjoy the colors along the shoreline Colonial and the mountain sides from the lake. Cruises leave from Weirs Beach daily on the Land, water, sewer and M/S Mount Washington or her sister vessels Doris E. and Sophie C. Also serving clearing are extra. Wolfeboro and Alton Bay. Call ahead or check our website for schedule. M/S Mount Washington, 211 Lakeside Ave. Weirs Beach, Laconia, NH Phone: 603-366-5531 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cruiseNH.com Dollar Deal Night Eagle’s Nest 10/3/2014 (5:30PM) Event Fee: $1 per person Land, water, sewer and On the first Friday night of each month during the school year, the Children's clearing are extra. Museum of NH will open its doors to visitors for just $1 per person. On Dollar Deal Nights, the museum will be open from 5:30 - 8 pm, offering families a low-cost night out together. The Children's Museum is not normally open in the evening, so this is also a special treat to visit after-hours and enjoy creative play before bedtime. 6 Washington Street, Dover, NH Phone: 603-742-2002 Log Home Email: [email protected] Land, water, sewer and Website: www.childrens-museum.org clearing are extra. 16th Annual Exeter Fall Festival 10/4/2014 (10:00AM) Event Fee: Free The Exeter Fall Festival is a crowd favorite, especially among young families. Thou- sands of people from Exeter and surrounding towns attended this festive autumn event each year in downtown Exeter. Over 70 booths feature artisans and crafters, Modular as well as local businesses and organizations. Come join us for free horse-drawn hay Ranch wagon rides, story telling, pumpkin bowling, bouncy houses, live entertainment and Land, water, sewer and more! NOW TAKING VENDOR/CRAFTER BOOTH APPLICATIONS! Call Lynn Dow at (603) clearing are extra. 772-2411 for more information. Water Street and Swasey Parkway, Exeter, NH Phone: 603-772-2411 Email: [email protected] Website: www.exeterarea.org Single Wide 30th Annual Apple Harvest Day 10/4/2014 (9:00AM) Mobile Event Fee: Free to attend. Land, water, sewer and clearing are extra. Apple Harvest Day 2013 had over 60,000 attendees who enjoyed 325 vendors, six stages of entertainment, a 5K road race, KidZone, apple pie baking contest, pancake breakfast and more! FREE ADMISSION! Central Avenue, Dover, NH 03820 Let us build one for you! Phone: 603-742-2218 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dovernh.org/apple-harvest-day-5k-road-race  October 2014 | fall in new hampshire | Page 27

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