SPNHF host local naturalist David Govatski The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forest’s presentation titled “The Trees of Bretzfelder Park” is on August 22nd. The free program is open to the public and is part of the annual summer Bretzfelder Park Family Educational Series. The presentation at Bretzfelder Park will begin at 7…
Artists Valerie Vermeulen and Orion Kugel share art and poetry On Friday, August 3, from 5 – 7 pm the Gallery at WREN presents the opening reception of MINDFIELDS. The art show features the dreamy abstract landscape paintings of Valerie Vermeulen. The wry and ironic cut paper collages of Orion Kugel also join in the August presentation. Both artists…
North Country Calendar This is the public calendar for North Country Community Announcements, which is a free, weekly, email list of events, meetings, and volunteer opportunities in New Hampshire’s North Country. Also on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/NorthCountryCommunityAnnouncements. North Country Community Announcements is not for advertising for-profit businesses or their products. LISTING OF EVENTS FOR JULY 26…
On Friday, August 3rd, from 7:00 – 9:00 pm, 42 Maple Contemporary Art Center presents the opening reception of ENTOM-, a exploration of the immense unexplored beauty and diversity of the insect world through photography by Raven Larcom. A 2016 Profile High School graduate and rising Junior at St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY, Raven…
Contemporary Art Center shares Michele Johnsen works through July On Friday, July 6, from 7-9pm, 42 Maple Contemporary Art Center presents the opening reception of ‘Good Vibrations’ installation pieces by regional artist, Michele Johnsen. Good Vibrations explores the idea of life-size, diorama-like environments that create a barrier signifying the longing to immerse oneself in the…
Photographer John Tully and Painter Evan Hayes present shared works Friday, July 6, from 5-7pm the Gallery at WREN presents the opening reception of NEVERLAND, a celebration of place, featuring the evocative and moody photographs of John Tully and the mysterious, melancholic paintings of Evan Haynes. Both artists share a deep love for the places…