Events in Tilton, NH

Celebrate the season at the 4th Annual Fall Food Truck Friday, a Market on Main special event in the heart of historic downtown Alton. The lineup features Arlen’s Asian Kitchen, Big Belly BBQ, Buns on the Run, and Peaks Good Truck, with sweet treats from Sweet Rose Baking Co and more. Live music from CaravanBand sets the soundtrack while vendors and kid-friendly activities create a lively, community-focused atmosphere. Expect plenty of favorite fall flavors, entertainment, and a festive outdoor gathering.

Enjoy live music from Heather Smith & The Constants as they perform for the First Friday Music Series at City Hall Plaza in Concord, New Hampshire.

Each first Friday, Gibson's stays open for extra hours dedicated to quiet audiobook time. Bring a quiet craft, a puzzle, a coloring book, or simply yourself, put on your headphones, and enjoy focused listening in a peaceful setting. Purchases of audiobooks through Libro.fm help support Gibson's.

This First Friday brings a lively evening in Concord with local art exhibitions, live music, a variety of food and drinks including food trucks, and family-friendly activities with seasonal themes. Shops stay open later for unique shopping opportunities and a chance to connect with the community. This edition features an Oktoberfest theme. Sponsored by the City of Concord.

Live music fills the Blue Bistro at NASWA Resort as Marlena Phillips takes the stage for an evening of songs, food, and a relaxed lakeside atmosphere. A versatile vocalist and pianist, she moves with ease from jazz with a velvety touch to expressive pop, offering a performance that blends energy, emotion, and assured musicianship. Her shows have resonated with audiences from Boston to Beverly Hills, setting the tone for a warm, memorable night by the lake.

Cliff and Eric perform in a show that works well for a night out with friends. Have dinner beforehand, then settle in for the performance.

Concord's First Night includes a live performance on the sidewalk outside the State House. Businesses stay open late with sales, and food trucks are available.

A live band will perform a wide range of music spanning multiple eras and genres. The setting features a freshly renovated interior with a wraparound bar and a new kitchen serving food.

A pop-up workout at Get Fit NH led by Coach Alec blends strength and conditioning with sleds, landmine movements, core work, and other elements for a fresh challenge beyond the usual weekday routine. It welcomes current clients, past members, and newcomers alike, with coaching that offers both modifications and progressions so every participant can train at an appropriate level. The drop-in price is $15, and spots can be reserved online or paid at the door. Friends are welcome, and the session is designed to leave you feeling stronger, energized, and accomplished.

Capitol Street in downtown Concord fills with New Hampshire farmers and makers offering seasonal fruits and vegetables, meat from pasture-raised animals, fresh bread, handmade soaps and lotions, artisan-made gifts, and fresh blooms. Visitors can wander the street, chat with the people who produce these goods, and enjoy a lively community atmosphere that highlights and supports local businesses. Everything available comes directly from New Hampshire producers.

Walk for the Animals brings the community together at Northeast Delta Dental for a choice of a 1 or 3 mile walk that supports the homeless animals cared for by Pope Memorial SPCA. Expect a lively atmosphere with music, prizes, raffles, vendors, food, and plenty of wagging tails. Dogs are encouraged to accompany their people on the route, and many participants walk with family, friends, coworkers, and fellow animal lovers to stand up for homeless, neglected, and vulnerable animals in the community. Fundraising unlocks exclusive Pope Memorial SPCA gear, with appreciation gifts such as a Life is Good hat at $100 or more, a YETI Rambler water bottle at $300 or more, an LL Bean medium zip-top Boat and Tote at $500 or more, and The North Face Skyline fleece jacket at $1,000 or more. All proceeds directly support the care of homeless pets at Pope Memorial SPCA, and every step and every dollar makes a difference. Presented by Sandy's Pet Food Center.

An inaugural DockDogs Wild Card event arrives in Laconia, New Hampshire, featuring Big Air qualifying waves, Extreme Vertical, Speed Retrieve, and Big Air Finals spanning Pro, Semi Pro, Contender, and Amateur divisions. Strong performances have the potential to qualify teams for the World Championship. Onsite registration and practice are available, with additional practice opportunities planned between waves when time permits. Participation is open to dogs of many breeds and sizes who are at least six months old, and no prior experience is required for handlers. Pre-registration entry fees are $39 per team for adults for Big Air, Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, and Iron Dog, and $19 per team for youth for Big Air with $38 per team for youth for Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, and Iron Dog. Onsite entry fees are $42 per team for adults for each discipline, and $22 per team for youth for Big Air with $40 per team for youth for Speed Retrieve, Extreme Vertical, and Iron Dog.

Now at the Hopkinton State Fairgrounds in Contoocook, this weekend-long celebration blends an antique show, flea market, food truck rally, and an oddities showcase into one expansive experience. More than 350 vendors feature antiques, vintage finds, home decor, and handmade and locally made goods across multiple categories. The Brimfield Oddities, Curiosities and Haunted Antiques Show is included with admission and adds a circus side show, a haunted walk, and eerie photo opportunities for a festive start to the Halloween season. Expect 15-plus food trucks, live entertainment, workshops, and shopping spread through more than seven buildings, with additional vendors outdoors. The event takes place rain or shine. General admission is $6 per day, and a weekend pass is $10 with come-and-go access for both days. Early Bird Admission is $20 for first access and closer parking, and it covers the full weekend. Tickets are available at the gate or in advance with no fees, and Ticketleap is the exclusive ticketing platform. Tickets are transferable but nonrefundable. Free parking is offered in the Green and Blue lots, with VIP parking available at the Yellow Gate for $10 as well as options in nearby private lots. Children 17 and under attend free. Vendor space is available. Please note that pets are not permitted at the fairgrounds, except for service animals.

Crisp lake breezes and autumn color set the scene at Mill Falls Marketplace for the 27th annual celebration of handmade work. This juried outdoor festival is a longstanding Lakes Region tradition on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, bringing together artisans and specialty food makers in a picturesque marketplace setting. Visitors will find more than 70 booths featuring thoughtfully crafted home accents, wearable and fine art, personal care items, and an array of gourmet specialties and seasonal treats. It is a relaxed way to browse, enjoy the waterfront views, and discover meaningful pieces for fall decorating or early holiday gifting. Admission is free. The festival takes place rain or shine, and leashed, well behaved pets are welcome.

This meeting centers on Sisi: Empress on Her Own by Allison Pataki. Member Alison is listed for this session.

Learn the craft of Chicago-style deep dish in a hands-on cooking class at UNO Pizzeria and Grill. Guided by experienced chefs, you will practice making the dough for a sturdy crust, layer the toppings in the classic order, and bake your pizza in true deep dish fashion. The experience is welcoming to every skill level, from beginners to dedicated pizza lovers. Each ticket includes step-by-step pizza building instruction and a lunch that comes with salad and a beverage, along with unlimited soft drinks.

Due South Duo brings a broad song list pulling from the '70s, '80s, '90s, and current hits, weaving in classic rock, country, and additional styles. A set tailored for fans of multiple eras and genres.

Due South brings live music to Over The Moon Farmstead with a relaxed blend of familiar tunes from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today, spanning classic rock, country, and more. Drinks from Hidden Moon Brewing and Moonlight Meadery complement a cozy, rustic setting with an elevated take on comfort food. A welcoming atmosphere and the classic feel of a New England autumn set the tone for an easygoing evening of music.

Tug Wildwood’s Weekly Roundup spotlights Nathan Hill of South Berwick, Maine. A singer songwriter and guitarist, he weaves together covers and original songs that capture the raw rock energy of the 90s. This edition of the Roundup is set at Over the Moon Farmstead, with a performance that blends familiar favorites and his own material.

Design and assemble your own 7 inch LED light in a creative, hands-on class. Choose a coastal or botanical theme, pick from a wide selection of colors, and receive individual guidance with useful tips throughout. All materials are included, and there is no overnight curing required, so you can take your finished light home the same day. The fee is $46 per person, and advance reservations are required. Participants ages 12 and up are welcome with an accompanying adult. Please note there are no refunds or transfers to another class, though you may give your ticket to someone else for the scheduled session. April and June sessions reached capacity, so early reservation is encouraged.

Women entrepreneurs and professionals can gather for a relaxed networking mixer at The Courtyard by Marriott Concord and Grappone Conference Center presented by Excelerate HER. The focus is on candid conversation and relationship building, not sales pressure or speed networking. Attendees connect with women who run businesses in the area as well as fellow entrepreneurs, coaches, consultants, freelancers, creatives and those just getting started. There is ample time to mingle, enjoy refreshments and exchange ideas that can lead to referrals, collaboration and ongoing connections. First timers and experienced business owners are equally at ease. Owning a business is not required, coming alone is common and business cards are optional. Business casual attire is recommended. Excelerate HER is a women’s business accelerator built on the belief that relationships create opportunities, fostering growth through authentic connection, collaboration and consistent action.

Attend in person in room CAT 216 at Lakes Region Community College, or participate remotely on Zoom. Zoom access information is available by email upon request.

FAC members and friends gather in the New Hampshire Lakes Region to enjoy conversation and plenty of laughs in French. The focus is on sharing the language together, and it is billed as well worth the trip.

A live performance by Double Take in the BarN features Ben Butterworth on bass. More details will be announced soon.

Fraggle Rock comes to the stage with an all-new journey that follows Gobo, Red, Mokey, Wembley, and Boober as they search for the legendary Celebration Stone. Once shattered and lost, this powerful treasure could bring everyone together for the greatest party of all time, so the Fraggles venture through fresh caverns in Fraggle Rock and beyond, uncovering unexpected magic and learning to work as one to reunite its pieces. Inspired by the Emmy-winning Apple TV series, Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock LIVE mixes comedy, dancing, and music in a family-friendly production from the Jim Henson Company. Colorful walkaround Fraggles appear alongside puppet Doozers, a giant Gorg, and new creature friends, all crafted by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop. With fan-favorite songs and vivid visual effects, the experience offers a joyful trip back to Fraggle Rock that has Silly Creatures of all ages moving to the beat. Created and directed by John Tartaglia of Avenue Q, Shrek the Musical, and Stephen Schwartz’s The Secret Silk, this debut live production surrounds the audience with immersive effects, interactive moments, heartfelt surprises, and charming new characters. It is designed for families with young first-time theatergoers as well as fans who have kept Fraggle Rock close to their hearts.

Presented by Concord Arts Market, this monthly market brings more than sixty independent local artists and makers to Rollins Park. Explore fine art and prints, one of a kind pottery, fiber arts, jewelry for many tastes, stained glass, woodwork, pyrography, handmade soaps, candles, and other creative goods spanning a wide range of prices. In addition to shopping, there will be music, entertainment, activities, food, and opportunities for community connection. It is free to attend and family friendly, offering an easy way to support local creativity and enjoy a day in the park.

A cherished New Hampshire tradition, this long-running small-town autumn festival fills the heart of Warner with color and activity. First held in 1947, it has returned in most years since, powered by hundreds of volunteers, with proceeds supporting local nonprofits, schools, and community projects. On the main weekend days, daily attendance often ranges from 5,000 to 7,000. Set amid peak foliage and the foothills of Mount Kearsarge, it brings together residents and visitors for a weekend of seasonal celebration. Main Street comes alive with craft booths, regional food, live music, and community happenings. Signature moments include the Children’s Parade and the Grand Parade. Handmade goods from area makers line the route, and a range of activities reflects the spirit of the season. From the aroma of favorite fall treats to streets glowing with brilliant leaves, the festival captures the charm of New England in autumn and offers experiences for all ages.

Explore Park Cemetery on a walking tour that features haunted tours through the grounds. The haunted tours take place first, followed by a performance by witches.

A night of live music from the Henry LaLiberte Band fills Beanie's Bar & Grill in Loudon, New Hampshire. Food and beverages are available from the venue to round out the evening.

THE MAIN EVENT of Cars & Coffee on Capitol, with Grappone Automotive Group as the presenting partner, brings the largest edition of the year to Concord, NH. All vehicle makes and models are welcome. Attendance is free and there is no need to register or reserve a spot. This series takes place on the second Sunday of every month in Concord. Poster photo credit goes to Brody Palmateer.

This bi-weekly Legacy event features a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top three finishers, and promo packs are given to the top two.

Silver Sage Cottage opens its doors for a relaxed community night that welcomes locals, the curious, makers, readers, and magical folks of every kind. Browse fresh arrivals, strike up conversations, trade recommendations, ask questions, or simply linger in a space that feels like a friendly beacon for the wonderfully offbeat. There is no class and no pressure, and you do not need to bring anything. It is all about community, conversation, and a touch of sparkle. Everyone is invited, positive energy is encouraged, and drama is kindly shown the door.

An evening devoted to Magic: The Gathering brings strategy, spellcasting, and spirited battles to the forefront. Players come to test their skills, form alliances and sometimes break them, and see which deck claims the top spot. Everyone is welcome, from veterans with polished combos to newcomers still getting comfortable with the mana curve. Players shuffle up, draw their opening hands, and dive into summoning creatures, casting impactful spells, and outmaneuvering opponents. Expect sharp plays, lucky draws, and plenty of memorable victories. Let the matches begin.

Henry LaLiberte performs a solo live set at Foster's Tavern in Alton with views of Lake Winnipesaukee. Expect a mix of familiar songs spanning multiple decades and genres. The tavern features a spacious bar, plenty of seating, and food service.

Jonny Friday brings two decades of experience in the New England music scene to a solo acoustic set filled with familiar rock, country, and blues classics. The performance features material from artists such as Bob Seger, Tom Petty, Chris Stapleton, Zac Brown, Steve Miller, and more.

A family friendly, community driven evening unfolds in the dark, enchanted woods of Oak Hill. Attendees can search for the elusive forest monster before it finds them, test their stomping skills in the signature pumpkin patch smash, then grab some food and warm up by the fire while distant screams drift from the trees. Flashlights are welcome for those who prefer them, or take the trail without for an extra thrill. Now in its seventh spooky season with the NH community, this gathering offers plenty of eerie fun.

A beloved autumn race returns, featuring a point-to-point course that takes runners from Hopkinton to a finish right in front of the New Hampshire State House. The Delta Dental New England Half Marathon offers a scenic route and a classic fall running experience.

A relaxed gathering for writers to share what they are working on, what they are reading, submission goals, and anything else that inspires their creative journey. No registration required. Free for all to attend.

The night before the main event features food trucks and live music to start the weekend, and the train will be operating.

Returning to the Elks Lodge in Franklin, NH, this event brings a lively mix of music designed to keep the dance floor moving. The space is smoke free, and attendees who are not members are welcome.

At Laconia Harley-Davidson, autumn fun pairs with motorcycle culture in a Halloween-themed celebration. Expect a costume contest, flash tattoo sessions, trick-or-treat activities throughout the dealership, food and drink vendors, and plenty of giveaways and prizes. Tied to Pumpkin Festival weekend, this gathering mixes festive flair with signature Harley spirit.

Enjoy a free community wellness event focused on helping people move with ease, feel their best, and stay active at any age. Experience demo stretches, meet special guests, enter raffles, and take advantage of deals available for one day only. Learn how combining assisted stretching with strength training can enhance mobility and comfort, support graceful aging, and help you keep doing the activities you love.

Recycle old cooling equipment and get rewarded at this Concord drop-off. NHSaves utility partners are hosting a turn-in where eligible customers can bring working room air conditioners and dehumidifiers and receive a $50 incentive for each unit. To make the process smooth, complete the rebate form ahead of time to obtain a confirmation code, then present the code and your working units to event staff. After the units are verified, a $50 per unit recycling rebate will be mailed within six to eight weeks. There is a limit of two room air conditioners and two dehumidifiers per residential account served by an NHSaves utility partner, and commercial accounts are not eligible. Pre-application is encouraged, but attendees who are unable to apply in advance can still be accommodated. A printable rebate form is also available for those who cannot access the online version, which can be pre-filled and brought along with the units.

A signature New Hampshire fall celebration fills downtown Laconia with thousands of illuminated jack-o'-lanterns and a 34-foot pumpkin tower. Live entertainment spans music and laser light shows along with playful performances by dancing witches. Families will find activities throughout the event, including kids costume parades, a pet parade, and a zombie walk. The Runaway Pumpkin 10K and 5K road races bring an athletic highlight to the festivities. Local food and craft vendors round things out with seasonal treats such as apple cider donuts.

Experience competitive pinball in an IFPA-sanctioned tournament that begins with a three hour Flip Frenzy qualifier, then moves to a ladder elimination finals for the top eight. Up to 32 players can take part, the event lasts about five hours, and trophies are awarded to the top four finishers. The entry cost is $30 in total, split between a $15 tournament fee and a $15 day pass for non-members.

The witches will present three performances at Pumpkin Fest, bringing a lively dose of seasonal spirit to the celebration.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of NH brings the community together at Memorial Field for a meaningful gathering focused on awareness and support. The event includes registration, a ceremony honoring those affected by breast cancer, and a community walk. Contributions to this Making Strides event benefit the American Cancer Society, helping advance breast cancer research and provide practical, compassionate assistance for patients and families. Breast cancer touches many lives, and this event offers a respectful space to honor survivors, remember loved ones, and stand together.

Take part in a bi-weekly Legacy competition with a $5 entry fee. Prizes include store credit for the top three finishers, and the top two also receive promo packs.

Southern Rail performs as part of the well known Walker Lecture Series at Concord City Auditorium. The setting offers comfortable seating and excellent acoustics. All Walker Lecture Series programs are free, with no tickets or reservations needed.

Henry LaLiberte brings a solo acoustic performance to DOX on Winnisquam, a venue on Lake Winnisquam in Tilton, New Hampshire. The set features acoustic versions of familiar songs that span multiple eras and genres. The atmosphere includes a large wraparound bar, food offerings, and a friendly team to enhance the live music experience.

An interactive workshop that teaches the fundamentals of processing your own poultry. Instruction focuses on humane harvesting practices for locally raised birds and is suitable for homesteaders, food enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the process. Participants leave with a packaged bird weighing about 5 to 6 pounds and the confidence to handle the task on their own.

An acoustic trio from southern New Hampshire brings a warm blend of original music that spans folk, blues, lively fiddle tunes, swing, classic country, and Americana. The group features multi-instrumentalists Jack Henry, Beth Eldridge, and Doug Farrell. They have released three CDs of original music, available on Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, Pandora, and Amazon.

Unwind with craft cocktails and delicious food at Ladies Night at Dox on Winnisquam. The evening spotlights locally owned businesses, with a different small business highlighted each week. The host is Jules Sacco, Events Coordinator and General Manager of The Alamo in Laconia and Dox on Winnipesaukee. Vendors interested in participating can send inquiries to julia@marianorestaurantgroup.com.

Cliff and Eric perform live. Gather with friends for dinner, then take in the show.

Once Upon a Story Bookshop hosts a book signing with Dan Lawton. Pick up his newest release, The Barefoot Girl, in the shop and meet the author in person. Lawton is a New Hampshire author known for thrillers, mysteries, and suspense, has achieved international bestseller status, and is a member of International Thriller Writers. His novel The Both of Us received the 2025 Maxy Award for Best Thriller. The Green House earned the New Hampshire Writers' Project Literary Award for Fiction in 2021, a bronze medal in Adult Fiction at the 2020 Independent Publisher Book Awards, and was a finalist for the 2021 Montaigne Medal through the Eric Hoffer Awards. The Barefoot Girl is his tenth novel.

A meeting centered on Arthur C. Clarke’s novel Childhood’s End is scheduled. Rose is listed as a member associated with this gathering.

Enjoy a wide range of favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today, with a blend of classic rock, country, and more.

Due South brings a relaxed, acoustic-forward set to Over the Moon Farmstead, creating a cozy atmosphere with feel-good favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Expect smooth harmonies, a mix of classic rock and country, and nostalgic tracks you may have forgotten you loved for an easygoing night of live music.

FAC members and friends meet up for lively French conversation in the state capital.

This bi-weekly Legacy event features a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top three placements, and promo packs are reserved for the top two finishers.

Bestselling author Emily Franklin visits Gibson’s Bookstore to share her new novel, Love & Other Monsters, a historical story centered on eighteen-year-old Claire Clairmont during the turbulent summer of 1816. Narrated through Claire’s perspective, the book traces her quest for independence and love as she travels to Lake Geneva with her stepsister Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Percy Shelley, Lord Byron, and John Polidori. That charged season of storms, creative rivalry, and tangled loyalties helped give rise to Frankenstein and the modern vampire, even as Claire’s own role faded from public memory. In the novel, Claire embarks on an affair with Byron, urges Mary and Shelley to follow him to Switzerland, records the group’s secrets in her journal, and learns to forage when climate upheaval leads to shortages. When her 1816 diary disappears and everyone around her has a reason to keep it hidden, she confronts the mystery of why her story was nearly lost. The book explores celebrity culture, climate crisis, complicated femininity, and the monsters we create on the page and in life, offering a blend of historical intimacy and romantic tension reminiscent of works like Hamnet and Pride and Prejudice. Franklin is the author of twenty-five books, including The Lioness of Boston, inspired by the life of Isabella Stewart Gardner, now in its eleventh printing and once featured as a clue on Jeopardy!. Her work has appeared in publications such as The New York Times, The Boston Globe, The Kenyon Review, and Guernica, has been featured on National Public Radio, was longlisted for the London Sunday Times Short Story Award, and has been recognized by the Association of Jewish Libraries.

Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter Geoff Tate, longtime voice and creative force of the progressive metal band Queensryche, brings the final chapter of Operation: Mindcrime to the stage with a complete front-to-back performance of the landmark 1988 concept album. With Tate at the helm, Queensryche sold more than 20 million albums worldwide and performed in over fifty countries, earning a reputation for socially aware themes, carefully crafted lyrics, and high-energy, melodically intricate music. Early releases including the self-titled EP, The Warning, and Rage for Order each achieved gold certification. Operation: Mindcrime garnered wide acclaim and drew comparisons to The Who’s Tommy and Pink Floyd’s The Wall. This concert revisits that pivotal work in full, offering an immersive journey through its story and sound.

At Capitol Center for the Arts, The Rush Tribute Project performs Moving Pictures from start to finish, bringing favorites like Tom Sawyer, Red Barchetta, YYZ, and Limelight to life. The concert unfolds over two full sets that also cover other greatest hits and deeper cuts such as La Villa Strangiato and Enter Nous. Vintage instruments, multi-camera projection, lasers, and vivid lighting create an electrifying, immersive salute to Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Rush.

This yearly wrap up brings a fall cleanup and field shutdown, focused on winterizing the area so it is ready for the 2027 flying season. Help from anyone willing to lend a hand is appreciated.

Get moving with an annual 5k designed for humans and their canine companions. The route begins at the Banks Humane Education Center, opposite the shelter, travels onto the grounds of St Paul’s School, then returns to the start. Dogs are welcome as long as they remain leashed at all times and are up to date on rabies vaccination. Baby joggers are welcome too.

Tusk pays tribute to Fleetwood Mac with a career-spanning concert that mixes beloved hits with deeper favorites. Touring nationwide since 2008, the group features five seasoned players whose years of study, live performance, and commitment to craft come through in every song. Expect faithful takes on classics from the full band alongside signature solo tracks. Each musician channels a member of the iconic lineup, honoring the styles of Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood. With the chemistry built over many years on the road, they bring the sound and spirit of this Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band to life.

Meet Loaf delivers a faithful celebration of Meat Loaf and the songwriting of Jim Steinman, capturing the look and sound of the originals in a theatrical concert of favorites. The show revisits the spirit of Bat Out of Hell, the 1977 debut written by Steinman and performed by Michael Lee Aday, a global bestseller with 43 million copies sold and 14-times platinum certification. Fans of The Rocky Horror Picture Show can look forward to Hot Patootie and Time Warp performed with precision. The concert also honors Steinman’s broader catalog with hits including It’s All Coming Back to Me Now, Total Eclipse of the Heart, Holding Out for a Hero, Dead Ringer for Love, and Making Love Out of Nothing at All. Expect potent, expansive operatic leads from both male and female vocalists along with grand theatrical flourishes, creating an evening packed with smash hits.

This every-other-week Legacy event features a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top three finishers, and the top two also receive promo packs.

This event blends shopping with socializing in a relaxed setting centered on beauty and wellness. Attendees can explore a curated range of skin and wellness products while connecting with friends in a community-minded atmosphere. Raffles, refreshments, and product samples are available.

Celebrate the season with a festive holiday concert in the Hopkinton High School auditorium, featuring winter favorites with a few playful moments. Admission is free and no tickets are required. The event is family friendly. Please note that pets, food, and drinks are not permitted. Seating is theater style, and stairs are needed to enter the auditorium and reach the seats. As the performance is indoors, some passages may be loud. Restrooms are available inside the high school.

A festive marketplace of artisans and vendors supports First Robotics Team 319, Big Bad Bob. Explore more than 60 booths showcasing a wide variety of crafts, goods, and services for visitors. Admission is free, and there is plenty of parking for all.

Readers meet to talk about Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty. The conversation focuses on the book, and member Jen is listed for this session.

Celebrate the season with a theatrical reimagining of A Christmas Carol, following Ebenezer Scrooge as he transforms from a hardened miser to someone moved by compassion. This heartwarming production invites audiences to experience the joy, wonder, and spirit of Christmas through a timeless story that continues to inspire.

Rediscover the holiday classic in a new retelling of A Christmas Carol, following Ebenezer Scrooge as he moves from coldhearted miser to a spirit of generosity. This heartwarming production celebrates the joy, wonder, and spirit of Christmas, offering an immersive way to connect with a beloved seasonal story.

Celebrate the season with a fresh theatrical telling of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge through life changing visits from the Spirits of Christmas and watch his journey from miserly to compassionate unfold. Brimming with warmth, wonder, and the spirit of the holidays, this production offers a chance to share a beloved story and create lasting memories with loved ones.

A Christmas Carol comes to life in a seasonal retelling that follows Ebenezer Scrooge through a powerful transformation. Brimming with festive spirit and a sense of wonder, this uplifting show offers an experience to share with loved ones.

This bi-weekly Legacy event features a $5 entry fee. Store credit is awarded to the top three placements, and promo packs are given to the top two.

The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight arrives at Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord, NH with a 90 minute production that unites classical finesse and the raw edge of rock and metal in a candlelit atmosphere. A 14 piece ensemble of classical musicians moves from delicate, enchanting passages to surging, amplified intensity for a dramatic crossover experience. Expect music associated with Metallica, AC/DC, Rolling Stones, Rage Against The Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, SOAD, Guns N Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries, and more. The Rock Orchestra performs as a rotating collective, featuring accomplished instrumentalists and vocalists. Fans have shared praise such as “Every rock fan should see and hear this concert,” “Entertaining from the first song to the last,” and “Perfect blend of classical bravado and hard rock.” Customers have rated the experience 4.7 out of 5. The Rock Orchestra and its events are not affiliated with the artists and composers listed. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

The Squirrel Nut Zippers return with their Christmas Caravan Tour, serving up a merry mix of vintage jazz, New Orleans swing, folk influences, and seasonal cheer. Fresh off a 30th anniversary celebration of their platinum-certified breakthrough album, Hot, the band carries that momentum into a holiday showcase that plays like a festive celebration and a nostalgic journey. The set blends timeless holiday tunes, favorites from the Christmas Caravan album, and standout numbers from across their catalog. Tender ballads, lively sing-alongs, and dance-ready tunes create an atmosphere that suits both cozy winter sparkle and the spirited bustle of a vintage speakeasy.