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Q: How to format a date to be displayed in 2 lines? I have a label called dateLabel that displays when did a user last time got logged in:
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What i want i to display the information in 2 different lines. In the first the date and in the one below the time.

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*How should i modify my code to achieve this?

*Does it mind if i use a label, or maybe i should use another component?

*Currently in that output there is a duplicate, but i don't understand why, how can i avoid that?

Current output:

Desired output:

Can someone give me some tips?

A: Replace \n with

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A: @sfrj as far as i know its not possible to wrap the text on asp:label control you can try a text box control instead read on the following link
http://geekswithblogs.net/StealThisCode/archive/2006/03/21/WrapLabels.aspx

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September's Live Music Lineup in the Valley!
Photo by PQ Productions
Looking for live entertainment in North Conway, NH? There's plenty to be found! The Mt. Washington Valley is a mecca of musical talent. People who love to play, people who love to perform, people who love to host and definitely people who love to listen. Choose from any of the events and venues below and add a night out in the Mt. Washington Valley to expand your musical repertoire! For more vacation inspiration, subscribe to the Chamber's monthly newsletter!
Red Jacket Mountain View Resort is hosting Carlos Olmeda on September 6th and 19th. Carlos Olmeda is a singer, songwriter performing acoustic Rock, Latin, Old Timey and his own originals in the panoramic Mountain View Room!
Sea Dog Brewing Co. presents Sheehan & Holden on Saturday, September 12th from 9 PM-12 AM. Maine-based singers/guitarists Bobby Sheehan and Jeremy Holden perform a high-energy selection of acoustic rock and folk music. Sheehan and Holden, both members of the band Junco, combine acoustic versions of the band's original music with classic covers by artists including Tom Petty, Dave Matthews, Led Zeppelin, and more
Sea Dog Brewing Co. brews a full line of award-winning handcrafted ales brewed in a traditional English style using only the highest quality ingredients like English two-row malted barley and British top-fermenting Ringwood yeast. Their English brewing style results in brews with a distinctive, refreshing taste and crisp finish. Sea Dog is serving up its handcrafted beers and full menu in an 18th century barn, perfect for enjoying good music with good friends.
Stone Mountain Arts Center is presenting socially distanced live entertainment for up to 50 people. This venue is one-of-a-kind with acts ranging from musical artists to stand-up comics. Its line-up is diverse and promises a completely unique experience in the Mt. Washington Valley. Any event is sure to delight, so pick one or all from Stone Mountain's line-up to attend! And be sure to reserve for dinner before the show. The menu is just as entertaining as the acts that follow. A meal at Stone Mountain is a must!
Tuckerman Brewing Company is serving up local beer, lots of space and live entertainment. The crew at Tuckerman's is excited to see you at their outdoor beer garden this September, featuring regular musical performances weekly. Music plays from 3:00 to 6:00pm. For a complete listing of bands, click here.
M&D Theater is featuring five, two person plays through September. The theater's mission celebrates and enhances personal understanding through the shared experience of live theatre. Our ultimate goal is to produce plays which inspire, nurture, challenge, amaze, educate, and empower artists and audiences, in order to foster a more conscious and compassionate community.
The line-up of shows M&D is showing promises for a great night out full of laughs, entertainment and through-provoking theater!
Wildcat Tavern is killing the game when it comes to outdoor dining in the valley. (It also offers indoor dining as well.) The restaurant has set-up dining in its outdoor garden and are hosting regular musical guests. On September 12th Wildcat Tavern is hosting the Cold River Radio Mini Concert featuring "Micromasse" on September 12th.
Micromassé is a trio of accomplished musicians offering a fresh new sound that is nostalgically analog, worldly and explosively modern. Combining the classic sound of the Hammond Organ with dynamic electric guitar and infectious drums; Micromassé strives to bring instrumental music to new frontiers while maintaining a positive groove and a fun vibe.
Wildcat Tavern is also hosting Hoot Night, regularly on Tuesday evenings from 5:30-8:30 as well as Igloo Sessions on Wednesdays, from 6:00-8:30pm.
Castle in the Clouds hosts weekly dinner and live music as you watch the sunset over Lake Winnipesaukee from its beautiful outdoor terrace! Come with your dinner partners and an appetite for classic American fare with unique twists. Awarded "Best Music Nights in NH" in 2018 by NH Magazine! UPDATE: Music nights are sold out throughout September, but continue to check with the historic lodge as openings may become available.
Music Nights are by reservation only and require a $10 per-person cover charge paid online in advance. Your reservation guarantees your table for the whole evening, so you can mingle on the terrace, peruse the exhibit gallery, or admire the historic horse stables and always have your seat to come back to. Castle in the Cloud recommends making your reservation at least 1-2 weeks in advance, as Music Nights tend to sell out quickly!
Bradley Backstage is a treat!
We love Bradley Backstage at Fryeburg Academy's PAC! They recently hosted Mr. Gus' team-up with Blue Bus in a genre-blending jam session.
Bradley Backstage is presented onstage so you are seated up close to the performers making it a very intimate and personal experience with the music!
Bradley Backstage is performed at the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center in Fryeburg. Check out their schedule and come enjoy the music!
Apres Ski and live entertainment in Mt Washington Valley, NH –March 15 – April 1, 2018
March 23: Ryan St. Onge, 1:00-4:00pm
March 24: RadioBDC Coors Lite Drafters, 2:00-5:00pm
March 31: Shark Martin, 2:00-5:00pm
March 25: Youth Day #2: All kids 7 to 17 pay just $17 for a lift ticket.
April 1: Easter Egg Hunt: Kids 12 and under gather under the Snowcat chair at noon to see what the Easter bunny brought!
Apres Ski at Attitash:
March 24: Ovation, An encore to 80s rock in Ptarmigan Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
March 24: Den Sessions at Bear Peak with White Steer, 2:00-4:30pm
March 31: Motor Booty Affair at Ptarmigan Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
March 31: Den Sessions with Jeremy Dean, 2:00-4:30pm
March 24: Grandstand Mogul Jam: Compete in the best of two-run format. Open to all levels of competition. Info here.
March 31: Pond skimming at Attitash: A rite of passage and an great way to celebrate spring. Cross the pond with skis or snowboards. Not sure that's for you? It's a great spectator event too. Info here.
March 24: Music with Riley Parkhurst Duo, 1:00-4:00pm
March 17 Cranapalooza: Enjoy apres ski music, entertainment and games hosted by none other than North Conway's favorite penguin, C-More. On March 10, Cranapalooza celebration is topped off with fireworks too!
March 24: Flannel Festival: Show your NH pride for a day of Flannel skiing! At 10:00am to 12:00PM – Music from country 102.5 and Hood MOOSTRUCK and hot chocolate samples. At 1:00pm – Beard and helmet hair judging competition – meet on Zip's deck. At 1:00-4:00pm – Live Music with Riley Parkhurst Duo in Zip's and beer promos in Zip's Live music by Riley Parkhurst Duo, and other events.
March 31: Spring Festival: The annual Spring Splash opens the competition to brave participants, competing for prizes and bragging rights. Prizes will be awarded to best costume, best splash, & best skim. Each person will have one run. There will be two divisions for splash and skim, 13 & under, 14+. Click here for rules and info.
March 17, 24: Adult Apres Ski Party, 3:00-5:50pm: When you're finished with a great day on the trails, head to the 3rd floor and listen to some après ski entertainment. Try a new brew at Slopeside Pub located on the 3rd level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Entertainment will be from 3:00pm-5:30pm and Bar Promos are from 3:00pm-5:00pm. On March 17: DJ Chuck Noel, and St. Paddy's Day party take place in the pub
March 17, 24: Kids Apres Ski Party: 3:30-5:00pm: Kids ages 4-12 are welcome to join in this special supervised après ski fun upstairs in the Mount Washington View Room, located on the Heaven Level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Special après parties are scheduled on most Saturday's throughout the year and during vacation and holiday periods. Each party will include live entertainment, games, activities, and refreshments for kids. Parents are welcome to leave their kids at this supervised program and enjoy entertainment at the Slopeside Lounge. Reservations are not required for this complimentary program. Click here to read about the different themed parties.
March 31: 31st Annual Bretton Woods Beach Party & Fujiwhara 4X DH: As the 2017-18 ski season draws to a close, there's no better time to sneak in the last few runs of the year while soaking up the sweet springtime sun. Spring skiing, live music, tasty food and great friends make this party a day to remember year after year. There will be plenty of beach themed activities going on so grab the sun screen and wear your beach attire because this Beach Party is sure to keep you rocking from first chair to last call! This year's theme for the Beach Party is Tropic Love! From 10:00-2:00pm, catch the Fujiwhara 4X DH, an on-snow, downhill mountain bike race that will be sure to be a treat for both spectators and participants alike! Click here for all the details and a full schedule.
Sat, March 24: Apres ski with Ben Cook & Corona promotion
Sun, March 25: Apres ski with Greg Walsh
Fri, March 30: Apres ski with Ben Cook
Sat, March 31: Round out the season with apres ski and Greg Walsh
March 24: All Day Pond Skim: Test your skills on the pond. Free for all with lift ticket.
March 17, 24, 31: Say hello to Powder Bear: King Pine's mascot, Powder Bear, will be out and about offering greetings to young skiers from 2:00-3:00pm.
March 24: Kings Ride Freeride Series Big Air: The King's Broad Arrow identified the biggest and tallest of the King's Pines – and the Freeride series takes that tradition of excellence to new heights in this new, under the lights, three event series in the Twisted Pine Terrain Park. March 24th marks the Big Air contest. Info here.
March 25: King Pine Cardboard Box Derby: Build a cardboard box racer (for two or four racers) with your own theme and bring your own theme music and race down King Pine's special racecourse. Racers must be built entirely out of cardboard (no wood or metal allowed). Boxes may be held together with tape, glue or stitched. Contestants are encouraged to wear helmets. Registration starts at noon. Info & registration form here.
March 31: Easter Egg Hunt: Kids 12 and under are invited to meet at the top of the Pokey Pine trail and hunt for Easter Eggs! Easter Eggs can be found all over our Pokey Pine trail beginning at 11 a.m.
March 24: 34th Annual Spring Fling: Celebrating the beginning of Spring, the event captures the essence of the season's skiing and riding – lots of soft snow, live entertainment and lounging on the Blizzard's Pub party deck, catching rays and enjoying the weather! The Slush Cup (starts at 1:30pm) pits skiers and snowboarders against a 100-foot-long man-made pond of ice cold water. Skim along as far as you can go, before falling victim to the laws of gravity! Register (for free) in guest services until 11:30am. Kids under 18 MUST have a parent or guardian accompany them to sign the liability paperwork.
March 31: Easter Egg Hunt – Open to all little kids. Find eggs in the snow by the sugar shack starting at 10:00am. Bring a basket!
March 16: Red Parka Challenge Cup (daytime), Shark Martin, 9:00pm – 12:30am
March 23: Barnyard Pimps, 9:00pm – 12:30am
March 24: Blue Matter, 9:00pm – 12:30am
March 30-31: Now is Now, 9:00pm – 12:30am
March 17: Al Shafner and the Revtones, 8:00pm to closing
March 24: Riley Parkhurst Project, 8:00pm to closing
March 22: Johnno & Simon Crawford, 7:00pm
March 29: Johno & Tom Dean, 7:00pm
March 23: Tristan Omand
March 24: Closed for a private function
March 31: Story time & Kids Activities at North Conway Library: The North Conway Library will be presenting a monthly, hour-long story time & activities program through the spring for children of all ages, focused on learning about nature through crafts, activities and books. Alice Puccio, education coordinator at AMC in Pinkham Notch, is leading the program, which will be held on Saturday mornings from 10 to 11 a.m. in the library's children's room on 2719 Main St. in North Conway Village. The programs take place on the last Saturday of each month and are free and open for residents & visitors. They are most appropriate for children ages 4 and older; children must be accompanied by an adult. Call (603) 356-2961 or check NorthConwayLibrary.com for more information. On Saturday, March 31: "Animal Tracks" Kids will be read books about animal signs and learn to identify animal tracks and make their own potato print tracks. Then they'll go outside to practice their new skills.
Apres Ski and live Entertainment in Mt Washington Valley, NH – Week of Feb 1-8, 2018
Here's what's in store for the upcoming week.
Apres Ski at the Ski Resorts…
Apres Ski at the Wildcat Pub
Feb 2: Rafe Montegrano, 12:30-3:30pm
Feb 3: Pat Foley Band, 1:00-4:00pm
Feb 9: Ryan St Orange, 12:30-3:30pm
Feb 10: Jonathan Sarty, 1:00-4:00pm
Feb 4: Game Day Special – In honor of the big game, adult lift tickets are $35 all day on Super Bowl Sunday.
Feb 4: Parlor Ski Demo Day – Try before you buy!
Feb 14: Special Valentine's Day pricing for couples & singles: For February 14th, Valentine's Day couples and get 2 adult lift tickets for just $59, in advance online only. Single skiers, find a date on the mountain! Single lift tickets are available for $39 in advance online only as well! Info & order online here.
Apres Ski at Attitash
Feb 3: Den sessions at Bear Peak with Ben Cook, 2:00-4:40pm
Feb 3: Best Not Broken at Ptarmigan Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
Feb 10: Den Sessions at Bear Peak with Kimberly June, 2:00-4:30pm
Feb 10: Girls Just Want to Have Fun 80s Band at Ptarmigan Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
Feb 10: Abenaki Parks Slopestyle, 11:00am-1:00pm – Stomp your best tricks for prizes.
Feb 14: 2 for $59: Grab your sweetheart and 2 can ski for just $59 – purchase tickets online in advance only. Info here.
Feb 3: Music with White Steer in Zip's Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
Feb 10: Music with Arthur James in Zip's Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
Feb 3 & 10: Cranapalooza! As the afternoon winds down, the festivities begin at Cranmore Mountain. Cranapalooza is a festival of music, entertainment and games hosted by no other than North Conway's favorite penguin, C-More.
Feb 3-4: 80th Anniversary Ticket Pricing: Click here for special ticket offers for 2.
Feb 11: Hope on the Slopes Race to Beat Cancer: The 41st annual Race to Beat Cancer will take place in North Conway on Sunday, February 11th at Cranmore Mountain Resort. Skiers and snowboarders can participate in the race contributing a minimum of $80 ($50 for those 17 and under). The day includes a full-day lift, organic, locally sourced pizza courtesy of Flatbread Company. Participants are encouraged to collect donations from their friends, family, and colleagues. Click here to register in advance.
Bretton Woods Ski Resort presents apres ski parties:
Feb 3: Adult Apres Ski Party, 3:00-5:50pm: When you're finished with a great day on the trails, head to the 3rd floor and listen to some après ski entertainment. Try a new brew at Slopeside Pub located on the 3rd level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Entertainment will be from 3:00pm-5:30pm and Bar Promos are from 3:00pm-5:00pm.
Feb 3: Kids Apres Ski Party: 3:30-5:00pm: Kids ages 4-12 are welcome to join in this special supervised après ski fun upstairs in the Mount Washington View Room, located on the Heaven Level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Special après parties are scheduled on most Saturday's throughout the year and during vacation and holiday periods. Each party will include live entertainment, games, activities, and refreshments for kids. Parents are welcome to leave their kids at this supervised program and enjoy entertainment at the Slopeside Lounge. Reservations are not required for this complimentary program. Click here to read about the different themed parties.
Feb 4: Big Game Party at Omni Mt Washington Hotel: Join in on the showing of the Super Bowl in The Grand Ballroom on the big screen, 5:00-10:00pm
Feb 10: Harpoon Brewery Apres Ski Party with Jonathan's Jewelers and 92.5 The River: After a day on the slopes join us for a fun-filled Harpoon Brewery Après-Ski Party in the Slopeside Pub from 2:00-5 :00pm with Live Music by Palmer Egan and loads of fun, games and prize giveaways… where one lucky person will win a beautiful sterling silver & diamond Snowflake pendant valued at over $700 courtesy of Jonathan's Jewelerss
Feb 3: Demo Day with Powe. Snowboards – Try before you buy!
Feb 4: Alpine Glow Nordic Tour, 4:00-6:00pm. Click here for info.
Feb 10: Nordic Marathon to benefit New England Ski Museum: This 42-kilometer, classic format, cross country ski race showcases one of the largest Nordic systems in the northeast. In the tracks of the famed 1982 US National Championships and such legends as Bill Koch and Tim Caldwell, this race is steeped in history and Nordic skiing tradition. The course layout provides a challenge to experienced racers while making use of terrain that is accessible and enjoyable for skiers of all abilities. Info: here.
Apres Ski at Black Mountain in the Lostbo Pub
Fri, Feb 2: Apres ski entertainment with Riley Parkhurst, 3:30-5:30pm
Sat, Feb 3: Apres ski entertainment with Greg Walsh, 3:30-5:30pm
Sun, Feb 4: Apres ski entertainment with Tim Dion + Superbowl party!, 3:30-5:30pm
Fri, Feb 9: Apres ski entertainment with Ben Cook, 3:30-5:30pm
Sat, Feb 10: Apres ski entertainment with Candie Tremblay and Sam Adams. Love potions for those who wish after Chairlift Speed Dating!
Sun, Feb 11: Apres ski entertainement with Tim Dion, 3:30-5:30pm
Feb 10: Chairlift Speed Dating: Singles, come meet the ski bum of your dreams on the lift of love. Sign up in Lostbo Pub, noon – 3:00pm. Enjoy "love potions" and free pick up line contest in the Lostbo Pub afterward.
Feb 10: Last Tracks with Moat Mountain, 4:00-6:00pm: Ride up the chairlift at 4:00pm. Enjoy appetizers and a tasting of locally brewed Moat Beer with a real Moat brewer. Afterward, ski down with headlamps on a freshly groomed trail. $25 per person. Reservations required. 603-383-4490.
Fridays in February: Torchlight Snow Tubing at King Pine: Experience the fun of lift-serviced torchlight night snowtubing down exciting snow chutes at our Pine Meadows Tubing Park!
Feb 2: Night skiing 4:00 – 9:00pm: for those who can't get enough time on the trails during the day!
Feb 3, 10, 17, 24: Say hello to Powder Bear: King Pine's mascot, Powder Bear, will be out and about offering greetings to young skiers from 2:00-3:00pm.
Feb 3, 10, 17, 24: Horse Drawn Sleighrides, 11am – 1:00pm: Enjoy the classic experience of riding among surrounding fields and within wooded trails in a horse-driven sleigh. In addition to the approximate 15-20 minute ride in the sleigh, warm up by an outdoor fire before and after your ride and enjoy a cup of hot cocoa. $20 for age 13+; $15 for 12 and under.
Feb 3: Kid's Fun Race: Race course at the bottom of the Open Slope, 11:00am-1:00pm.
Feb 4: Big Game Day Special: Purchase a 1-day ticket for our Half Day rate. Available at ticket window day of special.
Feb 10: Bavarian Chocolate Haus Sweetheart Race: Race with your sweetheart for the best combined time and chocolate prizes plus dinner at Traditions. 10:00am – 1:00pm
Fri, Feb 2: New England Ski Day: New England residents, purchase your ticket to ski or ride all day and night for just $32 with the presentation of your New England driver's license. Rentals will just be $32 all day too and Kids get the deal with a license holder.
Fri, Feb 2 & 16: College Night at Shawnee Peak: From 3pm to 9pm, lift tickets are just $20, a savings of $15 and Rentals are just $15, a savings of $12 for college students and professors/staff. College ID required.
Sat, Feb 3: Music on the Mountain: "Music on the Mountain" is hosted by 92.5 the River. This apres ski party features live music from The Rivers homegrown local artists The Ghost of Paul Revere.
Sat, Feb 10: 80s Day with Harpoon: Come get retro with your friends from Harpoon. Details TBA.
At Great Glen Trails/MW Auto Road
Feb 2: Go Red for Women's Heart Disease: Did you know that heart disease is the number one killer in women? Red is the color of the day, so come wearing your best red sweater or outfit and receive 50% off trail passes, rentals and a Go Red Dress pin.
Feb 3: Kid's Ski Fest: Try out the maze, bicycle bumps, and junior jump at the Skier Discovery Zone! Games, team relays, and a scavenger hunt with prizes on trails to the Great Angel Cabin! Beginner lessons and a lollipop race for new skiers. Lunch in the cozy Base Lodge, storytelling, and tubing all day! Parents are welcome and encouraged to take part in all activities offered. $20 per child grades 1-8; $25 per adult. Info and schedule here.
Feb 3 & 24: Evening snowshoe tour: Experience the wonder of a night time winter walk. Join a Naturalist from the Appalachian Mountain Club on a guided snowshoe tour. Reservations required and tours fill fast. For questions, please call (603) 466-3988. Online registration here.
Live Entertainment throughout Mt Washington Valley's restaurants
Every Wednesday throughout January: Jerry's Free Ride Wednesdays – Join Jerry every Wednesday in the Pub where he gives away lift tickets to all of the great ski areas. All you have to do is be in the Pub between 5:30-8:00.
Feb 2 & 3: Tilden Katz in the Pub, 9:00pm-12:30am
Feb 9: Tim Theriault in the Pub, 9:00pm – 12:30am
Feb 10: The Nor'easters in the Pub, 9:00pm – 12:30am
Feb 16: Barnyard Pimps in the Pub, 9:00pm-12:30am
Feb 17: American Made in the Pub, 9:00pm – 12:30am
Feb 3: Miss Maybelle and Slim Pickins, 8:00pm-closing
Feb 10: Al Shafner and the Revtones, 8:00pm-closing
Feb 17: Jonathan Sarty Band, 8:00pm – closing
Feb 1: Johno & Dennis O'Neil – 7:00pm
Feb 2: Marty Quirk, 8:00pm
Feb 3: Marty Quirk, 4:00-6:00pm and again at 8:00pm
Feb 4: Super Bowl Sunday on the big screen
Feb 10: Marty Quirk, 4:00-6:00pm and again at 8:00pm
Feb 11: Kevin Dolan and Simon Crawford, 7:30pm
Feb 2: Candie, Cliff & Ben
Feb 3: Randy Messanio
Feb 4: Cause & Effect
Feb 9: Tom Dean
Feb 10: Tristan Ormond
Jan 26: Open Mike night for local performers
Other Entertainment throughout Mt Washington Valley, February, 2018
Feb 2, 9, 16, 23: Friday Night Lights at Settlers Green: Free hot chocolate from 4pm-7pm and purchase discounted area ski tickets! Plus, follow #FNLHotSpots on Instagram to discover giveaway where to win special gifts during the event. Click here for full details.
Feb 1: Chasing Coral Film Screening: Tin Mountain Conservation will be hosting an environmental film screening of Chasing Coral at their Nature Learning Center in Albany, NH at 7pm. Chasing Coral is a documentary about how coral reefs around the world are vanishing at an unprecedented rate. A team of divers, photographers and scientists set out on a thrilling ocean adventure to discover why and to reveal the underwater mystery to the world. The riveting film has amazing imagery and great narration.
Feb 2, 3, 4: Ice Fest in Mt Washington Valley: Since its inception 25 years ago this event has been eagerly anticipated by ice climbers in the Eastern United States and is considered one of the premier climbing events in the country. It is intended to be a celebration of ice climbing and winter mountaineering and the people that make it a part of their lives. It continues to provide a great opportunity for those attending to network, socialize, try new gear and participate in multiple day courses, one-day technical clinics and privately guided climbs. The Mount Washington Valley is one of the finest waterfall ice climbing destinations in North America. Each year a variety of skills-based clinics and exciting slide shows with featured climbers and guides from the New England area and around the world make this a must-do for ice enthusiasts. Visit www.mwv-icefest.com for more info!
Feb 3: Live Music in the Taproom at Tuckerman Brewing: A free family-friendly indoor concert with Kelly Karuzis at Tuckerman Brewing from 2:00-5:00pm. Part of the Tuckerman Brewing Company Music Series. Free.
Feb 5: International Launch Party with LISA GARDNER, author of Look for Me: Event to be held at: Horsefeathers, North Conway Village at 7:00pm. New year, new book from Valley resident Lisa Gardner! White Birch Books will host the Launch Party. It's the first place to see Lisa, ask questions, and get your signed copy. In fact, the book does not officially come out until the next day – so it really is the first place in the WORLD to buy her new book.
Feb 9: Conner Garvey at Leura Eastman PAC: Garvey is an award-winning singer-songwriter from Portland, Maine, with the amiable presence of an entertainer, the lyrical depth of a poet, and the enchantment of a storyteller. He leaves audiences uplifted and inspired through a positive message. 7:30pm at Leura Eastman Performing Arts Center at Fryeburg Academy. Tickets: $15-Adults, $5-Students (Pre-order online at www.fryeburgacademy.org/pac, or call 207-935-9232).
Feb 9: Children's Musician & Author, Steve Blunt & Marty Kelley at Theater in the Wood: Steve Blunt & Marty Kelley team up for a show that offers sing-along, read-aloud, laugh-a-lot fun for the whole family. 6:00pm. $10 per person, 3 and under free.
Feb 14: Martin Sexton at Stone Mountain Performing Arts Center: A perfect performer for such a warm holiday. Plain and simple…. one of the best singers of this lifetime. Lobby & bar open at 5:00pm. Dinner seating starts at 6:00pm, showtime is at 8:00pm. Tickets: $40.00pp ($4 handling fee for concert). Reserve in advance: Click here.
Click here for a complete calendar of events on and off the mountains throughout January in Mt Washington Valley.
Apres Ski and live Entertainment in Mt Washington Valley, NH – Week of Jan 25-Feb 2, 2018
Jan 25: White Steer, 1:00-4:00pm
Jan 26: Ryan St Onge, 12:30-3:30pm
Jan 27: Kitty Cat's (kids) apres ski in Lion's Den, 3:30-5:00pm
Jan 28: Scott Baer – live during Hair of the Cat brunch, 9:00am – noon
Jan 25-28: Wildcat is celebrating 60 years of lift-serviced skiing Thursday, January 25 – Sunday, January 28 with a whole bunch of activities, events, lift ticket specials, fireworks and birthday cake! Click here for the schedule of events and to purchase specially priced lift tickets online.
Jan 27-28: Annual Military Salute Weekend: Free lift tickets for active and veteran military service men and women and discounted tickets for active duty family members. Valid ID required.
Jan 27: Radio BDC Coors Light Drafters on deck 10:00am – 4:00pm.
Jan 27: Jonathan Sarty in Ptarmigans Pub, plus Ride 3:00-6:00pm plus Ride & Ski Card, Harpoon and Jim Beam will be on hand with prizes.
Jan 27: Den Sessions at Bear Peak with Jennifer Swalley, 2:00-4:30pm
Jan 27-28: Annual Military Salute Weekend, free lift tickets for active and veteran military and discounted tickets for active military families, plus plenty of additional activities throughout the weekend. Click here for complete information and schedule.
Jan 20: Music at Zips Pub with Greg Walsh, 3:00-6:00pm
Jan 27: Music at Zips Pub – TBA, 3:00-6:00pm
Jan 27 & Feb 3: Cranapalooza! As the afternoon winds down, the festivities begin at Cranmore Mountain. Cranapalooza is a festival of music, entertainment and games hosted by no other than North Conway's favorite penguin, C-More.
Jan 27: Sam Adams Air & Apres: This nighttime showcase combines the thrill and technical skill of some of the best skiers and riders in the sport, alongside cutting-edge 3D projection mapping. Stop by the Sam Adams Festival Village during the day, and catch the noon-time demo at the show site Air & Après festivities kick-off around sunset.
Jan 28: Ski NH Day: New Hampshire-themed events and vendors, plus a limited supply of $30 lift tickets, which can be purchased online in advance at least 4 days prior to the event. First timers can also take advantage of a $39 Get Skiing or Riding lesson.
Jan 27: Adult Apres Ski Party, 3:00-5:50pm: When you're finished with a great day on the trails, head to the 3rd floor and listen to some après ski entertainment. Try a new brew at Slopeside Pub located on the 3rd level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Entertainment will be from 3:00pm-5:30pm and Bar Promos are from 3:00pm-5:00pm.
Jan 27: Kids Apres Ski Party: 3:30-5:00pm: Kids ages 4-12 are welcome to join in this special supervised après ski fun upstairs in the Mount Washington View Room, located on the Heaven Level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Special après parties are scheduled on most Saturday's throughout the year and during vacation and holiday periods. Each party will include live entertainment, games, activities, and refreshments for kids. Parents are welcome to leave their kids at this supervised program and enjoy entertainment at the Slopeside Lounge. Reservations are not required for this complimentary program. Click here to read about the different themed parties.
Jan 27-28: Ski NH Weekend: Show up to Bretton Woods with lift tickets or season passes for three or more New Hampshire ski areas, including Bretton Woods, and you'll be entered into a raffle for a 2017-18 season pass to Bretton Woods to be drawn at the end of the weekend.
Jan 27: Veteran's Appreciation Day: ALL veterans are welcome to come enjoy complimentary Nordic or Alpine skiing and snowboarding at the Bretton Woods Nordic or Alpine Ski Areas on January 27th. Please have a valid Military ID to present at the ticket window.
Jan 28: Demo Day with Lucid Skis
Fri, Jan 26: Apres Ski entertainment with Ben Cook, 3:30-5:30pm
Sat, Jan 27: Apres Ski entertainment with Riley Parkhurst & Narragansett Brewery, 3:30-5:30pm
Sun, Jan 28: Apres Ski entertainment with Candie Tremblay, 3:30-5:50pm
Jan 26-27: the Jackson Snow Sculpting Competition at Black Mountain: Free for spectators. Creative snow sculptures will be located in the Main parking lot at the bottom of the Jubilee Trail. Bonfires, s'more and more. Click here for complete information.
Fridays in January & February: Torchlight Snow Tubing at King Pine: Experience the fun of lift-serviced torchlight night snowtubing down exciting snow chutes at our Pine Meadows Tubing Park!
Fridays & Saturdays in January: Night skiing 4:00 – 9:00pm, for those who can't get enough time on the trails during the day!
Jan 27-28: Ski NH Weekend at King Pine: Kick off the weekend with the Kid's Fun Race, 11am-1pm; races are free to all with a lift ticket. Awards at 1:30 p.m. in the Fireplace Room. Warm up after with special NH food and drinks from the Pine Cone Café. Once the sun goes down, it's fun under the lights of the Twisted Pine Terrain Park from 6-8 p.m. for the inaugural King's Mark Freeride Series – Rail Jam. Then it's après ski live music in the Trail's End Tavern with Jazzy Jill and the Jems will wrap up Saturday's events after a fun day on the slopes. On Sunday, Jan 28th, King Pine has partnered with Eastern Mountain Sports, North Conway to offer complimentary Nordic trail passes to first-timers. In addition EMS will have demo cross country skis and snowshoes available for on snow clinics with the EMS crew from 9:00am to 2:00pm. First timers, ages 12 and above, are invited to join EMS for on snow clinics at 11:00am and 1:00 pm.
Sat, Jan 27th: Après ski live music in the Trail's End Tavern with Jazzy Jill and the Jems will wrap up Saturday's events after a fun day on the slopes like they used to back in the days of wooden skis and leather boots!
Jan 27: Moonlight Snowshoe Tour: As the winter moon rises, experience one of our guided moonlight snowshoe tours through NH Audubon's Hoyt Wildlife Sanctuary at Purity Spring Resort. All tours are weather permitting. Interested participants are asked to sign-up and meet at The Mill Indoor Pool & Fitness Center across from the Purity Spring Main Office one hour before the start of the tour. $12 per person ($20 with snowshoe rentals – rentals are available at the King Pine Rental Shop).
Feb 3: Say hello to Powder Bear: King Pine's mascot, Powder Bear, will be out and about offering greetings to young skiers from 2:00-3:00pm.
Sat, Jan 27: Pre-ski Yoga: This 45-minute, all- levels class will wake up your key muscle groups. Classes start at 7:30am. Meet in the Great Room. Cost is $10 general public, $5 Shawnee Employees, $3 students. Everyone is welcome! Please bring your own mat.
Sat, Feb 3: Music on the River: "Music on the Mountain" is hosted by 92.5 the River. This apres ski party features live music from The Rivers homegrown local artists The Ghost of Paul Revere.
Jan 27: Ski NH event: In conjunction with the Appalachian Mountain Club, Great Glen Trails offers you the chance to really get to know Pinkham Notch, with a free Ski with a Naturalist tour (trail pass is required). When you ski with a naturalist, you will learn about the flora and fauna that make our corner of the world so special.
Jan 21: Al Shafner in the Pub, 4:00-7:00pm
Jan 27-28: Now is Now in the Pub, 9:00pm – 12:30am
Jan 28: Blues Sunday: Long Road Home in the Pub, 5:30-9:00pm
Jan 27: Jonathan Sarty Band, 8:00pm to closing
Jan 25: Music by Kevin Dolan, 5:30-8:30 (in conjunction with Pasta Feed Dinners)
Jan 25: Johno & Dennis O'Neil – 7:00pm
Jan 26: Marty Quirk, 8:00pm
Jan 27: Marty Quirk, 4:00-6:00pm and again at 8:00pm
Jan 26: Riley and Dan Parkhurst
Jan 27: Scott Baer
Other Entertainment throughout Mt Washington Valley, January – February, 2018
Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun, through Jan 28: The Woodgatherer by M&D Playhouse: Rose, a shy dimestore salesgirl whose life centers around reveries and daydreams, lives in a dreary Philadelphia apartment. Into her life saunters Cliff, a hard working, hard-drinking truck driver. He is rough and witty and just as starved for love as she is. Produced to great success at New York's Circle Repertory, this delicate two-character drama starred Peter Weller and Patricia Wettig. Thursday through Saturday performances are at 7:30pm, Sunday matinees are at 4:00pm. Click here for online ticket sales.
January 26: Friday Night Lights at Settlers Green: Free hot chocolate from 4pm-7pm and purchase discounted area ski tickets! Plus, follow #FNLHotSpots on Instagram to discover giveaway where to win special gifts during the event. Click here for full details.
January 19: Sip & Paint Your Peg Mt Washington At Jackson Art Studio, 6:00pm: Spend an evening of creativity as you twist open your favorite bottle of wine (BYOB for those 21 and over) and uncork your creativity. PLEASE NOTE: YOU MUST EMAIL A JPEG PHOTO OF YOUR PETS FACE AT LEAST 5 DAYS PRIOR TO CLASS START. It should be a close up photo of the pet's full face and shoulders that is clear and has good contrast. We will use this photo to sketch your pets face onto the canvas and it will be ready to paint when you arrive! $75 all supplies included. Class will start PROMPTLY at 6pm. PLEASE ARRIVE 15-20 min. prior to class starting.
January 27: Live Music in the Taproom at Tuckerman Brewing: A free family-friendly indoor concert with Miss Maybell and Slimpickin's at Tuckerman Brewing from 2:00-5:00pm. Part of the Tuckerman Brewing Company Music Series. Free.
January 19: Night Sky Stories & Exploration with Tin Mountain Conservation: Star Wizards Matt Krug and Matt Maloney will tell some "Night Sky Stories", discuss how the sky is both a compass and a calendar, and weather permitting, give a tour of tonight's sky. Bring warm clothes, after the indoor stories we will head outside to see the stars. 7:00pm at Tin Mountain Nature Learning Center. Info: www.tinmountain.org.
January 26, 27, 28: Da Capo Concerts: The lively singing group Da Capo will be presenting its winter concerts on Friday, Jan. 26, at 7 p.m. at Kennett High School in North Conway; Saturday, Jan. 27, at 2 p.m. at the First Congregational Church in Fryeburg, Maine; and on Sunday, Jan. 28, at 4 p.m. at the Whitney Community Center in Jackson. Suggested donation: $10 per person/$20 per family.
January 26: Sam Evans-Brown, Host of Outside/In at Tin Mountain Conservation Center in Albany: Join Sam Evans-Brown, former environmental reporter for NHPR and current host of the NHPR podcast Outside/In for a first-hand account. He'll answer such questions as What does it take to be an environmental reporter for the Granite State? How do you start when telling a story as big as Northern Pass or HydroQuebec? Starts at 7:00pm. $3/member and $5/non-member. Call 603-447-699 for reservations.
January 27: Met Opera Live in HD: Tosca: The Met Opera Live in HD presents Tosca at 1:00 pm at the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center. Rivaling the splendor of Franco Zeffirelli's set and costumes of the Napoleonic era, Sir David McVicar's ravishing new production offers a splendid backdrop for two extraordinary sopranos sharing the title role of the jealous prima donna: Kristine Opolais and Anna Netrebko. Estimated run time – 3 hours. $26-Adults, $23-Seniors, $18-Students (pre-order online at www.fryeburgacademy.org/pac, or call 207-935-9232). Tickets will also be available at the door on the day of the show when the lobby opens at 12:00 pm.
January 27: Paula Cole at Stone Mountain Arts Center: Songs like "Where have all the Cowboys Gone" and "I Don't Want to Wait" put her on the list of chart busters. Doors open at 5:00pm, Dinner seating at 6:00pm, show time: 8:00pm. Tickets: $40 per person.
Feb 3: Peter Wolf (of J. Geils Band) and the Midnight Travellers at Stone Mountain Arts Center: Doors open at 5:00pm, Dinner seating at 6:00pm, show time: 8:00pm. Tickets: $85 per person.
Apres Ski and live Entertainment in Mt Washington Valley, NH – Week of Jan 18-25, 2018
Jan 19" Rafe Matregrano, 12:30-3:30
Jan 20: Gravel Project, 1:00-4:00pm
Jan 25-28: Wildcat is celebrating 60 years of lift-serviced skiing Thursday, January 25 – Sunday, January 28 with a whole bunch of activities, events, lift ticket specials and birthday cake! Click here for the schedule of events and to purchase specially priced lift tickets online.
Jan 20: Radio BDC Rafters in Ptarmigans Pub, 10:00am – 6:00pm
Jan 20: Den Sessions at Bear Peak with Pat Foley, 2:00-4:30pm
Jan 27: Jonathan Sarty in Ptarmigans Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
Jan 20: Abenaki Parks Rail Jam, stomp your best tricks for prizes, 11:00-12:00
Jan 20: Cranapalooza! As the afternoon winds down, the festivities begin at Cranmore Mountain. Cranapalooza is a festival of music, entertainment and games hosted by no other than North Conway's favorite penguin, C-More.
Jan 20: Vertical Challenge: A casual, fun & free race for all ages on Cranmore's NASTAR course and family-friendly activities all day long at the base of Cranmore's North Slope, with plenty of games & giveaways.
Jan 21: World Snow Day: A celebration of all things snow including a tubing party, special vouchers for kids and more. Click here to read more.
Fri, Jan 19: Apres Ski entertainment with Candie Tremblay, 3:30-5:30
Sat, Jan 20: Apres Ski entertainment with Tim Gurshin & Henniker Brewing, 3:30-5:30
Sun, Jan 21: Apres Ski entertainment with Tim Dion & AFC Championship Party, 3:30-5:30.
Fridays in January: Torchlight Snow Tubing at King Pine: Experience the fun of lift-serviced torchlight night snowtubing down exciting snow chutes at our Pine Meadows Tubing Park!
Jan 20, 27: Belly Bag Races: Starting at 3:00pm, join the King Pine crew at the top of the big jump on the Open Slope and get creative as you slide, roll and shimmy your way down in a big bag.
Jan 27-28: Ski NH Weekend at King Pine: Kick off the weekend with the Kid's Fun Race, 11am-1pm; races are free to all with a lift ticket. Awards at 1:30 p.m. in the Fireplace Room. Warm up after with special NH food and drinks from the Pine Cone Café. Once the sun goes down, it's fun under the lights of the Twisted Pine Terrain Park from 6-8 p.m. for the inaugural King's Mark Freeride Series – Rail Jam. Then it's après ski live music in the Trail's End Tavern with Jazzy Jill and the Jems will wrap up Saturday's events after a fun day on the slopes. On Sunday, Jan 28th, 8
King Pine has partnered with Eastern Mountain Sports, North Conway to offer complimentary Nordic trail passes to first-timers. In addition EMS will have demo cross country skis and snowshoes available for on snow clinics with the EMS crew from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. First timers, ages 12 and above, are invited to join EMS for on snow clinics at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m
Fri, Jan 19: Moonlight Charity Challenge – Recruit a team of four skiers or snowboarders (all ages welcome) and compete to clock the fastest average score on the race course and to raise the most funds for the Maine Children's Cancer Program.
Sat, Jan 20: Apres ski: Chad Porter will be providing early entertainment in Blizard's Pub today from 2:30-5:30pm.
Sat, Jan 20: Shawnee Peak's 80th Birthday Celebration: Festivities include an on-mountain scavenger hunt, 80th birthday cocktail reception with vintage attire in Zip's Pub and fireworks. Full schedule, click here.
Jan 19–20: American Made in the Pub, 9:00pm – 12:30am
Jan 20 & 27: Jonathan Sarty Band, 8:00pm to closing
Jan 18 & 25: Music by Kevin Dolan, 5:30-8:30 (in conjunction with Pasta Feed Dinners)
Jan 19-20: Jan 12 & 13: Marty Quirk, 8:00pm each night and 4:00-6:00pm for apres ski on Sat.
Jan 21: Kevin Dolan & Simon Crawford, 7:30pm
Friday, 1/19: Jonathan Sarty
Saturday, 1/20: Tom Dean
Sunday, 1/21: Cause & Effect
Jan 12, 19, 26: Open Mike night for local performers
Other Entertainment throughout Mt Washington Valley, January, 2018
Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun, January 18-28: The Woodgatherer by M&D Playhouse: Rose, a shy dimestore salesgirl whose life centers around reveries and daydreams, lives in a dreary Philadelphia apartment. Into her life saunters Cliff, a hard working, hard-drinking truck driver. He is rough and witty and just as starved for love as she is. Produced to great success at New York's Circle Repertory, this delicate two-character drama starred Peter Weller and Patricia Wettig. Thursday through Saturday performances are at 7:30pm, Sunday matinees are at 4:00pm. Click here for online ticket sales.
January 19, 26: Friday Night Lights at Settlers Green: Free hot chocolate from 4pm-7pm and purchase discounted area ski tickets! Plus, follow #FNLHotSpots on Instagram to discover giveaway where to win special gifts during the event. Click here for full details.
January 19: Sip & Paint Mt Washington At Jackson Art Studio, 6:00pm: Spend an evening of creativity as you twist open your favorite bottle of wine (BYOB for those 21 and over) and uncork your creativity. In two hours, you will complete two unique Winter cardinal wine glasses! They use special paint that will adhere to glass and won't come off. $45 all supplies included. Class will start PROMPTLY at 6pm. PLEASE ARRIVE 15-20 min. prior to class starting.
January 20: Live Music in the Taproom at Tuckerman Brewing: A free family-friendly indoor concert with Riley Parkhurst Duo at Tuckerman Brewing from 2:00-5:00pm. Part of the Tuckerman Brewing Company Music Series.
January 19-20: Stonehurst Manor's Ice Bar: Enjoy specialty cocktails and giveaways. Hors d'oeuvres will be passed all night. There will be dancing to the Music Man, a fashion show by Spruce Hurricane and the fire pits will be burning to keep you warm surrounded by hay bales for seating. Tickets must be ordered in advance and tickets for Jan 20 are already sold out, so order soon. All tickets are non-refundable and will be held for pickup at the door. For info and online ticket ordering, click here.
January 20: Spencer Albee at Stone Mountain Arts Center: Portland based and nationally acclaimed singer, songwriter and producer, Spencer Albee he has toured internationally, signed multiple record deals and worked with artists ranging from David Bowie to De La Soul with his bands AS FAST AS.
January 21: Igniting the Spiritual Fire with Native Flute & Crystal Bowls: From 4:00– 5:30pm enjoy an evening to ignite the spiritual fire at Be Well Studios in NH.You will begin with a breath meditation to help you let go of the day and to open your spiritual mind. Once open and activated, you will be taken on a spiritual journey amongst the stars. The journey will be guided by Native Teacher David Lonebear Sanipass by voice and native flute. The journey will be accompanied by Jaclyn Ouillette, Energy Medicine Practitioner, on her crystal singing bowls and sound pyramid. $40 per person. Info here.
January 22: Kinderconcerts at Leura Eastman PAC: Strings musicians from the Portland Symphony Orchestra present Beethoven: Inventor, Rebel, Storyteller at 9:30 and 10:30 am at the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center. KinderKonzerts are educationally aimed at Pre-K through 2nd grade students. Proceeds help MSAD72 continue to fund musical experiences for students. $4 General Admission (email boxoffice@fryeburgacademy.org to make reservations).
Jan 13: Jonathan Sarty Band, 1:00-4:00pm
Jan 14: Pat Foley Solo, 1:00-4:00pm
Jan 13: The Pat Foley Band at Ptarmigans Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
Jan 13: Attitash After Dark Bud Light Series – Fireworks and Bon Jovi Tribute – 6:30-11:00pm. Click here for complete schedule and info.
Jan 13: Den Sessions at Bear Peak featuring Scott Baer, 2:00-4:30pm
Jan 14: Den Sessions at Bear Peak featuring Packman Dave, 2:00-4:30pm
Jan 14: Shark Martin at Ptarmigans Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
Sat, Jan 13: You Go Girl Race #1 to benefit Jen's Friends, 11:00am-1:00pm
Sat, Jan 20: Abenaki Parks Rail Jam, stomp your best tricks for prizes, 11:00-12:00
Jan 27-28: Annual Military Salute Weekend: free lift tickets for active and veteran military and discounted tickets for their families. Click here for complete information and schedule.
Jan 13: Live Music at Zips Pub with Riley Parkhurst, 3:00-6:00pm
Jan 14: Music at Zips Pub with Ryan St Onge, 3:00-6:00pm
Jan 13: Terrain Park Safety Clinic: Part of Terrain Park Safety Month, meet a park ranger at the top of the Reel Park at noon for some safety tips and tricks in the park from noon to 1:00pm.
Jan 13: Little Monsters Jib Contest: Ages 12 and under. Starts at 12 pm!
Jan 14: A bonus Cranapalooza: Enjoy fun with C-more the Penguin, s'mores, games & DJ Kris10 in Schneider Square from 2:30pm-4:30pm.
Jan 13, 14: Adult Apres Ski Party, 3:00-5:50pm: When you're finished with a great day on the trails, head to the 3rd floor and listen to some après ski entertainment. Try a new brew at Slopeside Pub located on the 3rd level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Entertainment will be from 3:00pm-5:30pm and Bar Promos are from 3:00pm-5:00pm.
Jan 13, 14: Kids Apres Ski Party: 3:30-5:00pm: Kids ages 4-12 are welcome to join in this special supervised après ski fun upstairs in the Mount Washington View Room, located on the Heaven Level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Special après parties are scheduled on most Saturday's throughout the year and during vacation and holiday periods. Each party will include live entertainment, games, activities, and refreshments for kids. Parents are welcome to leave their kids at this supervised program and enjoy entertainment at the Slopeside Lounge. Reservations are not required for this complimentary program. Click here to read about the different themed parties.
Jan 12: Winter Carnival at Bretton Woods: A weekend of activities inside and out. Click here for information.
Fri, Jan 12: Apres Ski entertainment with Riley Parkhurst, 3:30-5:30pm
Sat, Jan 13: Apres Ski entertainment with Greg Walsh, plus PBR party, 3:30-5:30
Sun, Jan 14: Apres Ski entertainment with Tim Dion and PRR grand prize giveaway, 3:30-5:30
Mon, Jan 15: Apres Ski entertainment with Ben Cook, 3:30-5:30
Jan 13: Last Tracks with Moat: Take the lift up at 4pm for Moat beer tastings with a Moat brewer and apps. Ski down a freshly groomed trail by headlamp. $25 per person.
Jan 26-27: Mark the calendar for the Jackson Snow Sculpting Competition at Black Mountain: Free for spectators. Creative snow sculptures will be located in the Main parking lot at the bottom of the Jubilee Trail. Click here for complete information.
Jan 13: Saturday Night Family Racing: Dual recreation race from 6:00-8:00pm. Races are free to all with a lift ticket. Weather dependent.
Pre-Ski at Great Glen Trails/MW Auto Road
Jan 14: Sunrise Snow Coach Tour: Experienced SnowCoach drivers will take you to treeline (weather permitting) at 4,200ft on the Mt. Washington Auto Road for a chance to watch the sun rise. Plan to leave promptly at 6:15am from the base lodge. Even if we don't actually get to the see the sun rise, you can be sure the early morning lighting at treeline will make for incredible and unforgettable scenes.
Jan 12 – 13: Jeremy Dean in the Pub, 9:00pm – 12:30am
Jan 14: Now is Now in the Pub, 4:00-7:00pm
Jan 19-20: American Made in the Pub, 9:00pm – 12:30am
Jan 11: Johno & Al Shafner, 7:00pm
Jan 12 & 13: Marty Quirk, 8:00pm each night and 4:00-6:00pm for apres ski on Sat.
Friday, Jan 12: Dusty Gray
Sunday, Jan 14: Justin Jaymes
Friday, Jan 19: Jonathan Sarty
Saturday, Jan 20: Tom Dean
Sunday, Jan 21: Cause & Effect
January 12, 19, 26: Friday Night Lights at Settlers Green: Free hot chocolate from 4pm-7pm and purchase discounted area ski tickets! Plus, follow #FNLHotSpots on Instagram to discover giveaway where to win special gifts during the event. Click here for full details.
January 13: 20th Anniversary Kick Off Party with Mallet Bros at Tuckerman Brewing: 2018 marks Tuckerman Brewing's 20th year of crafting delicious beer. To celebrate come for an outdoor celebration that will include a large heated tent, a special edition beer and The Mallett Brothers Band. Food will be available. Kids activities will be set-up and sponsored by The MWV Children's Museum. Cover charge $10.
January 13: Country Jamboree at Leura Eastman PAC at Fryeburg Academy: Featuring an incredibly talented cast that has performed with some of country music's most popular artists, this outstanding performance features the music of Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Loretta Lynn, and more. Like spending an evening at The Grand Ole Opry. $25-Adults, $20-Seniors, $5-Students
January 14: Bennett & Perkins at Tuckerman Brewing: A free family-friendly indoor concert at Tuckerman Brewing from 2:00-5:00pm. Part of the Tuckerman Brewing Company Music Series.
January 17: "The Opera House" one-time screening at Leura Eastman PAC: The critically acclaimed film surveys a remarkable period of the Metropolitan Opera's rich history and a time of great change for New York. Drawing on rarely seen archival footage, stills, and recent interviews, The Opera House chronicles the creation of the Met's storied home of the last 50 years, against the backdrop of the artists, architects, and politicians who shaped the cultural life of New York City in the '50s and '60s. 6:30pm. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased in advance online at www.fryeburgacademy.org/pac, or by calling the box office at 207-935-9232.
Apres Ski and live Entertainment in Mt Washington Valley, NH – Week of Jan 4-11, 2018
Jan 5: Raft Matregrano, 12:30-3:30pm
Jan 6: Pat Foley Band, 1:00-4:00pm
Jan 6: The Ross Livermore Band at Ptarmigans Pub, 3:00-6:00pm
Jan 6: Den Sessions at Bear Peak featuring Mitch Alden, 2:00-4:30pm
Jan 6: Live Music at Zips Pub with Jonathan Sarty, 3:00-6:00pm
Jan 6 & 13: Cranapalooza! As the afternoon winds down, the festivities begin at Cranmore Mountain. Cranapalooza is a festival of music, entertainment and games hosted by no other than North Conway's favorite penguin, C-More.
Jan 6: Vertical Challenge at Cranmore: A casual, fun & free race for all ages on Cranmore's NASTAR course. The Vertical Challenge crew hosts family-friendly activities all day long at the base of Cranmore's North Slope, with plenty of games & giveaways.
Jan 6, 13, 14: Adult Apres Ski Party, 3:00-5:50pm: When you're finished with a great day on the trails, head to the 3rd floor and listen to some après ski entertainment. Try a new brew at Slopeside Pub located on the 3rd level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Entertainment will be from 3:00pm-5:30pm and Bar Promos are from 3:00pm-5:00pm.
Jan 6 13, 14: Kids Apres Ski Party: 3:30-5:00pm: Kids ages 4-12 are welcome to join in this special supervised après ski fun upstairs in the Mount Washington View Room, located on the Heaven Level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Special après parties are scheduled on most Saturday's throughout the year and during vacation and holiday periods. Each party will include live entertainment, games, activities, and refreshments for kids. Parents are welcome to leave their kids at this supervised program and enjoy entertainment at the Slopeside Lounge. Reservations are not required for this complimentary program. Click here to read about the different themed parties.
Fri, Jan 5: Apres Ski entertainment with Greg Walsh, 3:30-5:30pm
Sat, Jan 6: Apres Ski entertainment with Candie Tremblay and Angry Orchard promotion, 3:30-5:30pm.
Sun, Jan 7: Apres Ski entertainment with Tim Dion, 3:30-5:30pm
Sat, Jan 13: Apres Ski entertainment with Greg Walsh, plus PBR party
Jan 13: Last Tracks with Moat: Take the lift up at 4pm for Moat beer tastings with a Moat brewer and apps. Ski down a freshly groomed trail by headlamp. $25 per person
Jan 6: See Powder Bear: Powder Bear will be out saying hello to all his favorite skiers and riders at King Pine from 2:00 – 3:00pm.
Jan 5-6: Nor'Easters, 9:00-12:30pm
Jan 7: Apres Ski with Pacmann Dave, 4:00-7:00pm
Jan 4: Johno & Simon Crawford, 7:00pm
Jan 5-6: Marty Quirk, 8:00pm
Jan 7: Kevin Donan & Simon Crawford, 7:30pm
Friday, Jan 5: Tim Gurshin
Sunday, 1/14: Justin Jaymes
January 6: Concert to Support Recovery Efforts in MWV: The evening of music will start off 6 p.m. with a community pot luck dinner of soups, lasagna and other enticing food offerings served up in hand-thrown, hand-crafted pottery bowls donated by local potter Jennie Lanoie. Dinner follows with a concert by folk duo Bennett & Perkins. The performance, takes place in MWV Supports Recovery Endeavor House in Center Conway, NH (just west of the Conway Town Hall). Concert proceeds will also benefit A New Life, a prenatal group program for those recovering from substance misuse disorder. Tickets are $25 per person and may be purchased online in advance at www.bennettandperkins.com. Tickets are also available at the door, but advance online registration is strongly recommended as limited seats are available. Info: Click here.
January 6: Jackson Art Studio's Winter Funky Tree Sip & Paint With Melanie Levitt: Class will start PROMPTLY at 6pm. PLEASE ARRIVE 15-20 min. prior to class starting. Fun for the absolute beginner to the seasoned artist! Spend an evening of creativity as you twist open your favorite bottle of wine (BYOB for those 21 and over) and uncork your creativity! The instructor will guide you step by step- easy, stress free, & affordable! $45 all supplies included.
January 6: Pace Gallery Reception: The Pace Galleries of Art will be hosting a reception for its current exhibition, Fryeburg Academy Creates from 2:00 to 4:00pm. The exhibition is a group show featuring Fryeburg Academy faculty and staff creativity outside the classroom, including paintings, sculptures, photographs, drawings, and video installations. The artists will be in attendance to discuss their artistic process and inspiration. Admission is free, and light refreshments will be served. The Pace Galleries of Art is located inside the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center at 18 Bradley Street in Fryeburg, ME.
Apres Ski and live Entertainment in Mt Washington Valley, NH – Week of Dec 28-Jan 4, 2018
Apres Ski at the Wildcat Pub – all entertainment is from 1:00-4:00pm
Dec 29: Ryan St Onge
Dec 30: Shark Martin
Dec 31: NYE Football: Patriots vs NY Jets
Jan 1: Ben Cook
Jan 6: Pat Foley Band
Apres Ski at Ptarmigan Pub at Attitash
Dec 26: White Steer, 2:00-5:00pm
Dec 27: Riley Parkhurst Project, 2:00-5:00pm
Dec 28: The Dean Machine, 2:00 – 5:00pm
Dec 29: Pat Foley Band, 3:00 – 6:00pm
Dec 30: The Gravel Project, 3:00 – 6:00pm
Dec 31: Lazy Susan, 3:00 – 6:00pm
Dec 31: Football! Patriots vs NY Jets, 1:00-4:00pm
Jan 1: Den Sessions at Bear Peak with Jonathan Sarty, 2:00-4:30pm
Jan 1: Riley Parkhurst Band, 3:00-6:00pm
Plus, The Attitash Grand Summit hotel also has an abundance of family-friendly activities scheduled through December 31. Activities include ornament decorating, face painting, kids movies every night, live music, and other fun, competitive games.
Dec 27: Greg Walsh
Dec 28: Ben Cook
Dec 29: Mitch Alden, 3:00-6:00pm
Dec 30: Music with Bill Cameron, 3:00-6:00pm
Dec 28-31: Cranmore's Tubing and Mountain Adventure Park activities will offer extended hours for the holiday period, from 10:00am – 8:00pm.
Dec 28-30: Cranmore's signature family event, Cranapalooza, featuring DJ Kris10, games and s'mores at Schneider Square, 2:30-4:30pm
December 31: Shredding into 2018 Freestyle Event at Cranmore: Show off your tricks. Open to skiers and snowboarders of all ages.
December 31: C-more's New Year's Eve Bash & Fireworks: Ring in 2018 with C-more the Penguin and this special New Year's edition of Cranapalooza! Geared for guests and families of all ages, join in on all kinds of fun activities and entertainment! There'll be a DJ in Schneider Square, s'mores, games & more. Stick around for a fireworks show at 6:00pm, too!
December 28-31 & Jan 6: Adult Apres Ski Party, 3:00-5:50pm: When you're finished with a great day on the trails, head to the 3rd floor and listen to some après ski entertainment. Try a new brew at Slopeside Pub located on the 3rd level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Entertainment will be from 3:00pm-5:30pm and Bar Promos are from 3:00pm-5:00pm.
December 28-3 & Jan 6:: Kids Apres Ski Party: 3:30-5:00pm: Kids ages 4-12 are welcome to join in this special supervised après ski fun upstairs in the Mount Washington View Room, located on the Heaven Level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Special après parties are scheduled on most Saturday's throughout the year and during vacation and holiday periods. Each party will include live entertainment, games, activities, and refreshments for kids. Parents are welcome to leave their kids at this supervised program and enjoy entertainment at the Slopeside Lounge. Reservations are not required for this complimentary program. Click here to read about the different themed parties.
Thurs, Dec 28: Live music by Riley Parkhurst Project, 3:30-5:30pm
Fri, Dec 29: Live music by Greg Walsh, 3:30-5:30pm
Sat, Dec 30: Coors Light promotion and live music with Candie Tremblay
Sun, Dec 31: New Years Eve party and torchlight parade, 3:00-6:00pm
Mon, Jan 1: Music by Candie Tramblay, 3:30-5:30pm
December 29: Torchlight Snowtubing: Enjoy the thrill of tubing under the lights at the Pine Meadows Tubing Park from 5:00-9:00pm.
December 30: Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides, 11:00am-1:00pm: Start or end with a cup of hot cocoa by an outdoor fire. Enjoy the classic experience of riding among surrounding fields and within wooded trails in a horse-driven sleigh. $20 per adult, $15 for kids 12 and under. Space limited. Reservations required. Call 800-373-3754 for reservations. Complete info, click here.
December 31: New Year's Eve Family Celebration, 4:00-9:00pm. Your night skiing ticket will include Night skiing and riding from 4:00-9:00pm, outdoor music and campfire at the base of King Pine. The torchlight parade begins at 9:00pm – the first 100 people meet at 8:45 p.m. at the top of the Open Slope. Skiers MUST be able to ski an intermediate Blue Square trail in the dark! Hi-intensity glow sticks will be used. Fireworks to follow torchlight parade at 9:20 p.m. End the night with a Toast to the New Year at the Trail's End Tavern (not included in ticket price). Full info
December 31: Moonlight Snowshoe Tour, 7:00pm: Experience the quiet of the new year with a guided moonlight snowshoe tours through NH Audubon's Hoyt Wildlife Sanctuary at Purity Spring Resort. Interested participants are asked to sign-up and meet at The Mill Indoor Pool & Fitness Center across from the Purity Spring Main Office fifteen minutes before the start of the tour. Please call ahead to confirm date of scheduled snowshoe tours. Rate are $12 per person ($20 with snowshoe rentals – rentals are available at the King Pine Rental Shop). This tour is weather permitting.
Entertainment throughout Mt Washington Valley
Dec 29 – The Riley Parkhurst Project, 9:00pm – 12:30am
Dec 30 – Lazy Susan, 9:000pm – 12:30am
Dec 31 – Now Is Now, 9:00pm – 12:30am
Dec 30: Apres Ski entertainment with Al Shafner, 4:00-6:00pm
Dec 30: Reverand Al Shafner and the Revtones, 9:00-11:30pm
Dec 31: Ring in the new year with the Jonathan Sarty Band, 8:00pm – 1:00am
Dec 28: Dennis & Davy, at 7:30pm
Dec 29 & 30: Marty Quirk at 8:00pm
Dec 31: New Year's Eve with Marty Quirk and Johno
Dec 28: Tim Gurshin & Friends
Dec 29: Tristan Omand
Dec 30: Randy Messineo
Other Entertainment throughout Mt Washington Valley through Christmas Week
December 28 – 31: Conway Scenic Holiday Week Trains: Your favorite old-fashioned train rides will be offered twice daily December 26 through 31, both to Conway: 11:30 and 1:30 (about an hour round-trip). Moe info, click here.
Fri, December 29: Wildcat Ski Team & Wildcat Mountain present Line of Descent, Warren Miller's film offering insight into steeps and peaks and hidden corners of the world. Food & drinks at the Pub plus Kids Apres Ski, 5:00-8:00pm.
December 31: Fireworks at Schouler Park: Be sure to bring the camera and capture the explosion color over the vintage Conway Scenic RR train station. Fireworks get underway at 9:30pm to ring in the new year and finish off the Spirit of the Holidays celebration.
December 31: Ring in the New Year with dinner at a MW Valley Restaurant: The Mt Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce has created a comprehensive list of restaurants open and celebrating New Year's Eve with delicious dinners and festivities. Click here for the full list.
December 31: Le Vent du Nord at Stone Mountain Arts Center, showtime: 8:00pm: Performing traditional Québécois music that is heavily influenced by Celtic music, these guys are better every time I see them. Le Vent du Nord is one of the premier folk bands coming out of Canada today winning multiple awards and accolades from our friends up north. They have a huge and exciting sound using traditional instruments and foot stomping rhythms…..and they even play the hurdi gurdi! Tickets :$55. More info here.
December 31, 7:30pm – Paws & Plays New Year's Eve Celebration – Enjoy live music, appetizers, desserts, a cash bar, and a champagne toast as you ring in 2018! Start off your New Year by supporting two of the valley's nonprofits, Conway Area Humane Society and M&D Playhouse. Live Music by Miss Maybell and Slimpickin's and Al Shafner and The Revtones. Tickets are $40 per person or $70 per couple. Available below through Pay Pal or by calling Kiersten at 603-447-5955 extension 4.
December 31 – Omni Mt. Washington – Out with the old and in with the new: Say goodbye to 2017 and welcome in 2018 with fine cuisine, music and libations during the Omni Mount Washington Resort's three-day celebration! Whether you prefer an elegant dinner in the award-winning dining room with live music, or a fun family-friendly celebration with music in the Grand Ballroom, New Year's Eve will be an occasion for all to enjoy as we usher in 2018! Full information here.
December 31: New Year's Eve at White Mountain Hotel: Ring in the new year overlooking the lights of North Conway and Cranmore from the Ledges Dining Room. New Year's Eve Party offers a cocktail reception with hors d'oeuvres, 2 drink vouchers. 4-course gourmet new year's eve dinner, party favors, champagne toast at midnight, dancing to the Two Bass Jon Band, midnight balloon drop
Seating times for NYE dinner are 8:00, 8:30, and 9:00 PM. $139pp, plus tax and gratuity. Info here.
December 31 at Mountain View Grand – Two wonderful celebrations
New Year's Eve Gala
If you're looking for a more formal setting to ring in the new year, the Mountain View Grand will be hosting a New Year's Eve Gala. The Gala will run from 7:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. in the Crystal Ballroom and will include a cocktail reception and dinner. Local pianist Greg Goodwin and his band will start the evening, and following dinner, music will be provided by a DJ for dancing. There will be a photo booth from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. At midnight, welcome in the new year with a champagne toast and the annual fireworks display. Pricing is $120 per person and the Gala is only available to ages 16 and up. Tax and gratuity are not included in the rate. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 855.837.2100.
New Year's Eve Family Celebration
Join us on December 31st in the Presidential Ballroom for our annual New Year's Eve Family Celebration! Running from 6:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., the celebration will feature a buffet dinner, cash bar, DJ and a host of fun holiday activities throughout the evening. There will be a photo booth from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Then at midnight, ring in the new year with the spectacular firework display.
Click here for a complete calendar of events on and off the mountains throughout December in Mt Washington Valley.
With as much as 16" of new snow, MW Valley's 13 ski resorts/XC Centers look forward to a packed holiday schedule
CHRISTMAS WEEK ON AND AROUND THE SKI SLOPES FILLED WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT, FAMILY FUN ON THE SLOPES & SO MUCH MORE
Attitash Mountain Resort presents Ptarmigan Pub Apres Ski Entertainment:
Tues, Dec 26: White Steer, 2:00-5:00pm
Wed, Dec 27: Riley Parkhurst Project, 2:00 – 5:00pm
Thurs, Dec 28: The Dean Machine, 2:00-5:00pm
Fri, Dec. 29: The Pat Foley Band, 3:00- 6:00pm
Sat, Dec 30: The Gravel Project, 3:00-6:00pm
Sun, Dec 31: Lazy Susan, 3:00-6:00pm
Mon, Jan 1: The Riley Parkhurst Project, 3:00-6:00pm
Black Mountain presents tunes, tastings & torchlight:
Dec 26-31: Apres Ski fun in the Lostbo Pub, 3:30-6:50
Tues, Dec 26: Live music by Ben Cook
Wed, Dec 27: Narragansett Apres Ski Party and Tasting and live music with Ben Cook
Thurs, Dec 28: Live music by Riley Parkhurst Project
Fri, Dec 29: Live music by Greg Walsh
Fri, Dec 29: Last Tracks with Moat Brewery:
Ride the lift to the top at 4:00pm and enjoy a tasting of Moat Mountain Brew with a real Moat Brewer along with appetizers. Afterward, ski down a freshly groomed trail with headlamps. Hard to know which is more fun – the tasting or the skiing. Reservations required, call 603-383-4490 $25 per person.
Sun, December 31: New Year's Eve Party: Enjoy music in the Lostbo Pub with Riley Parkhurst Project, Patriots on TV and a Torchlight parade at 6:00pm for the whole family.
December 26-31: Adult Apres Ski Party, 3:00-5:50pm: When you're finished with a great day on the trails, head to the 3rd floor and listen to some après ski entertainment. Try a new brew at Slopeside Pub located on the 3rd level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Entertainment will be from 3:00pm-5:30pm and Bar Promos are from 3:00pm-5:00pm.
December 26-31: Kids Apres Ski Party: 3:30-5:00pm:
Kids ages 4-12 are welcome to join in this special supervised après ski fun upstairs in the Mount Washington View Room, located on the Heaven Level of the Bretton Woods Base Lodge. Special après parties are scheduled on most Saturday's throughout the year and during vacation and holiday periods. Each party will include live entertainment, games, activities, and refreshments for kids. Parents are welcome to leave their kids at this supervised program and enjoy entertainment at the Slopeside Lounge. Reservations are not required for this complimentary program
Cranmore Mountain Resort presents live music at Zips & Cranapalooza:
December 26-31: Cranmore Mountain Adventure Park and Tubing Hill will be open daily 10:00am – 8:00pm.
December 27-31: Apres Ski at Zips: Enjoy live music to add to the apres ski fun in Zips Pub.
December 27 – 30: Cranapalooza! After a day on the slopes, there's still Cranapalooza! Cranmore's signature winter event, Cranapalooza is back for another season of DJ dance parties in Schneider Square with C-more the Penguin, live music, outdoor entertainment, family activities, s'mores.
December 31: Shredding into 2018 Freestyle Event at Cranmore:
Show off your tricks. Open to skiers and snowboarders of all ages.
December 31: C-more's New Year's Eve Bash& Fireworks: Ring in 2018 with C-more the Penguin and this special New Year's edition of Cranapalooza! Geared for guests and families of all ages, join in on all kinds of fun activities and entertainment! There'll be a DJ in Schneider Square, s'mores, games & more. Stick around for a fireworks show at 6:00pm, too!
King Pine Ski Area presents torchlight snowtubing, sleighrides, night skiing & family fun:
December 26: Night Skiing and Family Night Race: Night skiing begins for the season. Ski under the lights from 4:00 – 9:00pm. From 6:00-8:00pm, compete in a free dual recreation race on the mountain.
December 29: Torchlight Snowtubing:
Enjoy the thrill of tubing under the lights at the Pine Meadows Tubing Park from 5:00-9:00pm.
December 30: Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides, 11:00am-1:00pm: Start or end with a cup of hot cocoa by an outdoor fire. Enjoy the classic experience of riding among surrounding fields and within wooded trails in a horse-driven sleigh. $20 per adult, $15 for kids 12 and under. Space limited. Reservations required. Call 800-373-3754 for reservations.
December 31: New Year's Eve Family Celebration, 4:00-9:00pm. Your night skiing ticket will include Night skiing and riding from 4:00-9:00pm, outdoor music and campfire at the base of King Pine. The torchlight parade begins at 9:00pm – the first 100 people meet at 8:45 p.m. at the top of the Open Slope. Skiers MUST be able to ski an intermediate Blue Square trail in the dark! Hi-intensity glow sticks will be used. Fireworks to follow torchlight parade at 9:20 p.m. End the night with a Toast to the New Year at the Trail's End Tavern (not included in ticket price).
Shawnee Peak presents demos, beer promotions and winter festivals:
December 27: Winter Festival: DJ Ron Reid will be entertaining in Blizzards Pub after the lifts close. At 7:30, view the Torch light parade followed by a spectacular fireworks display. Both can be viewed from the warmth of Blizzards Pub or outside by the fire!
December 28: Winter Kick Off! Shawnee Peak's new outerwear partner, Orsden, will be on site with some displays of their new ski wear for men and women! Parlor Skis will also be on-hand to demo their newest ski designs and to formally opening the Parlor Demo Center. End the day in Blizzard's Pub, with an apres ski party hosted by Harpoon, the creators of Shawnee Peak's Moose Pond Ale, on hand with swag giveaways. Be sure to wear your best ugly sweater!
December 29: Liberty Ski Demo Day: The award-winning Colorado- based ski company returns with a 2017/2018 lineup that's guaranteed to make you want to add to your equipment arsenal for the season.
December 30: Lucid Skis Demo Day: Start by demoing a pair of Lucid Skis, made right in Maine. Then end the day with a cold Sam Adams draft in Blizzard's Pub after enjoying the slopes! Reps will be on hand with tastings and swag giveaway's and a lucky person will win a pair of skis or snowboard!
December 31: Ring in the new year with friends and family at Blizzards Pub.
Wildcat Mountain presents live music, Warren Miller film and Patriots in the Pub:
Live entertainment in the Wildcat Pub
Dec 26: Live music with Scott Baer, 1:00-4:00pm
Dec 27: Live music with White Steer, 1:00-4:00pm
Dec 29: Live music with Ryan St Onge, 1:00-4:00pm
Dec 30: Live music with Shark Martin, 1:00-4:00pm
Dec 31: Patriots vs. Jets in a division rivalry on the big screen, 1:00-4:30pm
Jan 1: Live entertainment with Ben Cook, 1:00 – 4:00pm
Dec 29: Line of Design Warren Miller Movie Premier, 5:00-8:00pm: Take in legendary Warren Miller's 68th film, Line of Descent, celebrating all things snowsports from hidden slopes to extreme adventure. Food and Drinks at the Pub. Kids Apres Ski. $10 per person, $40 per family. Benefits the Wildcat Mountain Alpine Ed Foundation.
In and Around Mt Washington Valley
Live Music at Wildcat Tavern:
Dec 26: Hoot Night, a Wildcat Tavern tradition.
Dec 27: White Mountain Ceili Ban, 7:00-9:00pm
Dec 29: Al Shafner, 7:30-10:00pm
Dec 30: Reverand Al Shafner & the Revtones, 9:00- closing
Dec 31: Ring in the New Year with the Jonathan Sarty Band, 8:00-1:00pm
Live Music at Red Parka Steakhouse & Pub
Dec 25: Not into the traditional Christmas celebration? Join Ryan for an Open Mike in the Pub, 9:00-12:30pm
Dec 29: Riley Parkhurst Project, 9:00pm-12:30am
Dec 30: Lazy Susan, 9:00pm-12:30am
Dec 31: Now is Now, 9:00pm-12:30am
Live Music at Shovel Handle Pub – always 6:00 – 9:30pm
Dec 26: Riley & Dan Parkhurst
Dec 27: Candie, Cliff and Ben
December 26 – 31: Conway Scenic Holiday Week Trains: Your favorite old-fashioned train rides will be offered twice daily December 26 through 31, both to Conway: 11:30 and 1:30 (about an hour round-trip).
December 31: Ring in the New Year with dinner at a MW Valley Restaurant: The Mt Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce has created a comprehensive list of restaurants open and celebrating New Year's Eve with delicious dinners and festivities.
December 31 – Omni Mt. Washington – Out with the old and in with the new: Say goodbye to 2017 and welcome in 2018 with fine cuisine, music and libations during the Omni Mount Washington Resort's three-day celebration! Whether you prefer an elegant dinner in the award-winning dining room with live music, or a fun family-friendly celebration with music in the Grand Ballroom, New Year's Eve will be an occasion for all to enjoy as we usher in 2018!
December 31: New Year's Eve Party at White Mountain Hotel: It starts with a cocktail reception with hors d'oeuvres, then a four-course gourmet New Year's Eve dinner in the Ledges dining room. Dance to the Two Bass Jon Band. You'll enjoy party favors, a champagne toast and balloon drop at Midnight and two drink vouchers. $139 per person (plus gratuity). Overnight packages available too.
December 31: Le Vent du Nord at Stone Mountain Arts Center: Le Vent du Nord is one of the premier folk bands coming out of Canada today winning multiple awards and accolades from music listeners up north. They have a huge and exciting sound using traditional instruments and foot stomping rhythms…..and they even play the hurdi gurdi. Showtime: 8:00pm, Doors and bar open at 5:00pm. Tickets $55 per person. Reserve in advance.
To plan a Christmas Week getaway or a New Year's Eve soiree, be sure to visit www.MtWashingtonValley.org or call 800-367-3364 (800-DO-SEE-NH). To learn more about what's in store throughout New Hampshire for winter getaways, go to www.VisitNH.gov.

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There is a growing demand for qualified researchers, legal practitioners and policy makers who can address these and comparable issues. Are you a multidisciplinary expert or criminologist who wants to make a significant contribution to the field? Are you someone who wants to work in the field of law and social reform – or any sector dealing with growing forms of local and global crime control? Do you want to be part of a Master's programme with students from different continents? Then the MA in Global Criminology at Utrecht University is the right choice for you!
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Hoi An will become the first city in Viet Nam participating in the event :"Car Free Day" (CFD)
Monday - 30/07/2012 10:36
The conference " Sharing Experiences on organizing Car Free Day" was taken place at Phan Chau Trinh University, Hoi An City. It is held by the people's committee of Hoi An city in co-operation with Japan Car Free Day Organization and the action center for urban development.
An overview of the conference " Sharing Experiences on organizing CFD" in Hoi An
People who attended the conference were the leaders of departments, branches directly under the People's Committee of Hoi An city, The People's Committee of wards and the Representatives of Phan Chau Trinh University, the Central College of Electric Power and Water Resources College.
Ms. Ciara Leonard – a coordinator of the European Mobility Week Organization (EMW)is sharing experiences on organizing CFD.
At the conference, experts f-rom Europe, Japan introduced the initiatives to mobilize communities to join and discuss the lessons that can be applied to Hoi An in order to organize CFD that will take place on September 09,2012 in Hoi An.
Ms. Ciara Leonard, coordinator of EMW said: "EMW is being launched during a week, f-rom September16 to September22 annually in Europe. This activity is an attempt to improve urban traffic, towards building a friendly environment city in which the transportation will not much depend on motor vehicles. Currently, the movement has spread worldwide with the participation of 2268 cities. I find that Hoi An has been being in the right direction that more than 10 years were held the pedestrian quarter. Hoi An entirely has objective and subjective conditions to be the 2269th city of EMW network and will receive our help as well. "
Ms. Huynh Thi Huong, Head of Organization – Administration – External Affairs, Phan Chau Trinh University said that : "Nearly 10 years, Hoi An city has done very well the movement of the city without engine noise. And now, to expand the scope of activities in order to change people's awareness and also the habit of using motorcycles, the project should encourage more participants, pay more attention to students and especially travel enterprise. "
Ms Ciara Leonard –a coordinator of EMW is taking photos at Phan Chau Trinh University's campus.
Tran Huy Anh, an architect - advisor of the Public Space Program of the Action Center For the Urban Development said: "Car Free Day" will be first held in Hoi An in Septemper 09, the space of "a city without engine noise" that Hoi An has been organizing for 10 years, will spread in places outside the ancient town with diversified activities.
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Did you know... that Australian religious sister Bridget Partridge fled her convent in 1920 dressed only in her nightgown, precipitating a national sectarian scandal?
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It is so inspiring to me to see so many makers creating content on YouTube these days, some of it quite elaborate and impressive. It's one thing to do a project and follow it through to completion. It's another to mindfully document that project while doing it and posting a resulting online tutorial. It's another thing entirely to record, edit, and post project videos online (with many makers also posting fully-photographed, step-by-step companion tutorials for the projects on sites like Instructables).
And then there's the entirely other level of doing something as entertaining and clever as Frank Howarth's latest, a video for a wood-turned bamboo Death Star that he uploaded for the "May the 4th Be with You" festivities last week. Not only is the project incredible, but the video itself is amazing as it incorporates sounds and visual allusions to Star Wars, uses stop motion and digital effects, and basically infuses the project with a sense of fun and wonder. I couldn't stop smiling while watching this piece, wondering what was about to happen next (both in the project and in the video itself).
May the 4th be with you! I have wood turned a Death Star out of bamboo plywood. The build consists of making two segmented halves that seam together at the trench. Each half is made of 9 rings. Each ring has 13 segments. (13 seemed like an evil number). There is one extra ring to help the two halves overlap at the seam. The superlaser dish was turned separately. The hole in the Death Star and the profile of the dish were cut on the CNC router to allow to two to fit together.


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Q: Tool for measuring HTML text transfer time? The HTML of a web page is basically a text document. Are there any tools that can analyze the transfer time of the text itself?
I have a page that is taking ~2s to transfer once the transfer has begun, I'm trying to figure out at what points in the output it's slowing down or hiccuping.
For example, let's say you were controlling the text output thusly:

echo "Begin"

Sleep 2 seconds

echo "End"

I would want the tool to show that there was a 2 second pause between "Begin" and "End". Anything like this exist?

A: I think simulation of slow web browser could help. Open up the Developer Tools (Menu –> More Tools –> Developer Tools or keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + I on Windows and Command + Option + I for Mac)` and select the Network tab.
Click the dropdown that says Online. From here you can pick from a few different options such as Slow 3G or Offline.
For sure having slow internet connection will be easier to test.

A: some web browsers do have a toolbar built in, that shows transfer times for each element. (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome -> F12, network)
if you have GNU/Linux or BSD you can use "wget". it shows the transfer time of each resource, even if you use "--spider" and "--recursive"
or simply "time curl .." which does pretty much the same
HTH

A: Normally, you would use the browser's developer tools to check timing between first and last byte.
However, you're looking to measure performance between individual chunks.  Short of making your own tool, the closest you can get is to use something like Wireshark.
In Wireshark, you can filter by TCP connection.  This isn't quite the same as filtering by HTTP requests, particularly for HTTP/2, etc.  But, it's close.

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*Start a capture on the appropriate network interface.

*Make your HTTP request.

*Stop the capture.

*Enter http in to the filter bar.

*Find the HTTP request you want, right click, and filter for its TCP connection.

*Statistics -> TCP Stream Graphs -> Throughput

You'll end up with a nice graph like this:

A: Try this one: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
You just need to enter the URL. It will give you performance both for web and mobile, and it will tell you what you can change to optimize the performance.

A: If you're interested purely in the network transfer speed and delays, don't use an existing webpage on a webserver with all the confounding factors; instead, use a tool like iperf to check the speed of the connection between the two ends
That will report the network transfer speed and delays separately from any compounding factors on the server or client ends

A: You can use the MutationObserver to measure changes in HTML.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MutationObserver
You have many examples on the Internet of how to do that including the link I sent.


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Q: Rails simpleform pre data How do I make a simple form association have pre data when editing?
My form:

Editing kategori

<%= simple_form_for(@konkurrancer, :url => {:action => 'update', :id => @konkurrancer.id }) do |f| %>
    <%= f.association :kategoris  %>
    <%= f.button :submit, :value => 'Edit konkurrence' %>
<% end %>

A: You almost did it:
<%= f.button :submit, :value => 'Edit konkurrence', :data_pre => "whatever here" %>

A: Your best bet is to do something like this in your controller:
def edit
  @konkurrancer = Konkurrancer.new(:title => "hello wurld", :description => "blah blah blah", :nuclear_level => 10)
end

Then your form should automatically populate these values as "pre data".


Do I Have to Report a Minor Car Accident?
Home » Blog » Auto Accident » Do I Have to Report a Minor Car Accident?
It happens every day. Someone's driving down the freeway, a fender bender happens, and nobody is injured. In some cases, the damage itself might be so minor it doesn't seem worthy of an insurance claim. In these situations, many people wonder if they still need to report it. You can report accidents to one of two places, and the answer to this question depends on which entity you're referring to.
Do I Need to Report it to Law Enforcement?
Whether or not you have to report the accident to law enforcement depends on more than just the facts of the accident, but also on where you live. Some states require you to report an accident if any injuries occur. Other states require you to report it even if there aren't injuries but the property damage exceeds a certain value. (Usually this value is either $2,500 or $1,000.). Las Vegas on the other hand, recently issued the "No Injury – No Response" where police will not respond to an accident scene unless there are injuries.
Because state laws heavily dictate what you'll have to report, it's crucial that you exchange contact information and insurance information with the other driver at the scene. This exchange isn't only required by law (in all states), it's also necessary in order to settle any issues that might arise later on.
If the other driver won't cooperate, or you have any reason to believe they don't have insurance, you should absolutely involve law enforcement. Even if the other driver is willing to exchange information but there's a good faith dispute between the two of you, that's also a good reason to involve law enforcement.
Of course, any time there's an injury you should call the police. If there aren't injuries but the weather is bad and 911 tells you that, barring injuries, they can't get out to you to take information, you should exchange information with the other driver and see if a local convenience store or gas station has copies of accident forms. This is a common practice, especially in rural areas.
Most people don't want to report accidents to their insurance company. This is usually because they think their rates will go up, or because they want to try to work things out personally with the other person to avoid the hassle. However, every state requires you to report any accident to your insurance company. Failure to do so can cause significant issues or penalties down the road.
One reason you have to report it to your insurance company is that some injuries arise later on. If you don't report the accident and the other driver wakes up with neck pain the next day and files a claim, you could be in trouble. Not only will your insurance company be unhappy that you didn't file a claim, they can't help you because they don't have adequate information.
Some people claim damage or injury weeks or months down the road, stating they didn't notice it at the time of the accident. If you hadn't reported the original accident, you may have forfeited certain legal protections because you didn't do your due diligence.
Another possible situation that could arise is you and the other driver agree to "work it out", but then the other driver thinks better of it later and reports the accident without telling you. All of these situations are bad for you, and can result in fines, penalties, and even legal trouble.
You should always report any accident to your insurance company the minute it happens. Try to exchange insurance and contact information with the other driver. You don't always need to involve the police, especially if injuries aren't involved. However, be sure to check your local laws regarding vehicle accidents before deciding not to involve law enforcement.


Seven hours layover in London on the way to Bucharest was enough time for a short trip to the city. Trafalgar Square was packed to the gills with people, all there to celebrate Pride Day. Many roads were blocked either because of the celebration or for repairs in preparation for the 2012 Olympics.