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February 2010
WNTK Talk Radio Community Calendar
5pm» AVA Gallery: Creating A Recycled Treasure- Time:
- 5:00pm - 7:00pm
- Description:
- AVA Gallery: Creating A Recycled Treasure, A talk by architect Stuart White on transforming what was originally a garment factory into a LEED-certified art gallery. AVA Gallery, 11 Bank St., Lebanon. 5-7 pm. Program includes a tour of the building and wine and cheese. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters of the Upper Valley. Co-sponsors: Sustainable Hanover, the Sierra Club. $10. Info: 603-643-0328.
- Description:
- Teacher and principal information session about the Upper Valley Educators Institute’s 10-month certification program
Meet UVEI staff, chat with UVEI graduates, ask questions, and find out if this is the right certification program for you.
Tracy Memorial Library
304 Main Street
New London, NH
- Description:
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday, February 1, 3 and 5; February 8, 10, 12; 9:00 - 12:00 noon
Lebanon United Methodist Church, 18 School Street, Lebanon, NH is collecting Hygiene Kits for Haiti. These simple kits are very effective in disaster relief operations. For a list of kit items or other drop-off times, visit www.lebanonumc.net or contact the office at lebanonumc@myfairpoint.net or 603 448-5478.
- Description:
- Monday, Wednesday and Friday, February 3 and 5; February 8, 10, 12; 9:00 - 12:00 noon
Lebanon United Methodist Church, 18 School Street, Lebanon, NH is collecting Hygiene Kits for Haiti. These simple kits are very effective in disaster relief operations. For a list of kit items or other drop-off times, visit www.lebanonumc.net or contact the office at lebanonumc@myfairpoint.net or 603 448-5478.
- Time:
- 10:00am - 2:00pm
- Description:
- Cabin Fever Book Sale
Books (Hardback & Paperback), CD's & Tapes
Saturday Feb 6, 10 - 2
Lempster Miner Memorial Library
Route 10, Lemptser, NH
(603) 863-0051
Snow Date: Sat Feb 13th, 10 - 2
- Time:
- 7:00pm - 8:30pm
- Description:
- Sprightly Steps: VT's Contra & Square Dancing Tradition. Saturday, February 6, 7 p.m., at the Reading Public Library in Reading, VT. A talk, with live fiddle playing, by Adam Boyce about the Green Mountain tradition of dancing and music at fancy balls or cotillions and at kitchen junkets or tunks. Q&A and refreshments after. Call 802-484-5588 for more info.
- Description:
- Teacher and principal information session about the Upper Valley Educators Institute’s 10-month certification program
Meet UVEI staff, chat with UVEI graduates, ask questions, and find out if this is the right certification program for you.
At Woodstock Union/Middle/High School,
496-1 Woodstock Road
Woodstock, VT
- Time:
- 7:30pm - 8:30pm
- Description:
- True Stories from New Hampshire’s Black History
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
7:30 p.m.
Valerie Cunningham, historic preservationist;
formerly coordinator of Black Heritage Partnerships at the University of New Hampshire
Legends about historic New Hampshire typically omit people of color, from its colonization through the 20th century, creating the impression that this always has been a “lily-white” state. In observation of Black History Month, Cunningham will recount some of the true stories that illustrate NH’s Black history, about African children who were imported to work in the homes of colonial New Hampshire’s founders; about 20 African men who petitioned the NH Legislature to end slavery in 1770; about the state’s first African American congregation and how it has survived for more than a century; about black and white activists who have struggled to eliminate de facto segregation from what Martin Luther King, Jr. referred to as “the prodigious hilltops of New Hampshire.”
Join us for Dessert Social at 7:00pm before the program
in the Village Meeting House
Free
Sponsored by the New London Historical Society andthe New Hampshire Humanities Council
New London Historical Society ~
179 Little Sunapee Road
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