The Seasons Condominium Resort: Area Events

Events List 2011

Family Movie Nights	Summer - Thursday and Sunday (Fathers Day Sunday thru Labor Day)

Seasonal Bonfires Schedule	Spring - Saturdays (Memorial Day to Father's Day Weekends) Summer - Wednesdays and Saturdays Fall - Saturdays (Labor Day to Columbus Day Weekends)

Area Attractions

Attitash	www.attitash.com
Cranmore	www.cranmore.com
Wildcat	www.skiwildcat.com
Bretton Woods	www.omnimountwashingtonresort.com
Black Mountain	www.blackmt.com
Clark's Trading Post	www.clarkstradingpost.com
Great Glen Trails	www.greatglentrails.com
Mt. Washington Auto Road	www.mt-washington.com
MWV Children's Musuem	www.childrensmuseum.org
Storyland	www.storylandnh.com
Santa's Village	www.santasvillage.com

June

June 12th - Bicknell's Thrush Tours at Mt. Washington Auto Road

5:00 am - 7:00 am Mt. Washington is one of two Bicknell's Thrush habitats in the northeastern United States, and the Mt. Washington Auto Road offers you a unique guided tour opportunity to view these rare birds. Tours depart at 5:30 a.m. Advanced reservations required. For more information call Mary Power at 603-466-3988 or email mary@mt-washington.com.

June 13th - Motorcycles Only 7:30 am - 6:00 pm.

The Mt. Washington Auto Road will remain closed to cars all day and is open to motorcycles only. Guided tours will be available today.

June 15th - Bicknell's Thrush Tours at Mt. Washington Auto Road

June 16th - Ride to the Sky 7:30 am - 6:00 pm.

The Mt. Washington Auto Road will remain closed to cars all day and is open to motorcycles only. Guided tours will be available today. Expos and food are available at the base of the mountain.

June 17th - Outer Space Exhibit at MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. For more info call (603)356-2992 or visit http://www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org/.

June 18th - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

June 18th - Mount Washington Road Race 9:00 am.

A footrace to the summit of Mt. Washington! Presented by NE Delta Dental, runners from around the globe come to the Mt. Washington Auto Road to take on the fabled climb. Auto Road closed to the public until 12:30pm.

June 18th - Minis On Top - 4:00 pm

There will be approximately 200+ Mini Coopers from around the world enjoying an evening tour and barbecue on the Mt. Washington Auto Road. You can bring your car group or club here too!

June 19th - Sunrise Drive 3:30 am.

The Auto Road opens at 3:30 am for cars, pickups and motorcycles to drive to the summit of Mt. Washington. Experience the brilliant colors, crisp mountain air and maybe even a view of the sun coming up over the Atlantic Ocean.

June 19th - Mt. Washington Alternative Energy Day 7:30 am - 6:00 pm.

Share your alternative energy vehicle at the Auto Road. Bicycles not permitted on the Auto Road.

June 19th - 1785 Inn Father's Day Dinner

The Restaurant at 1785 Inn will have extended hours and Specials for Father's Day. The Restaurant will open an hour early to accommodate those who want a late afternoon or early evening dinner (bar will open at 3 PM and we will start seating for dinner at 4), and some Father's Day Specials will be offered in addition to the full regular menu. For reservations call 603-356-9025 or visit www.the1785inn.com

June 24th - Outer Space Exhibit at MWV Children's Museum

June 25th - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

June 26th - Climb to the Clouds

The famed "Climb to the Clouds" auto race to the summit of Mt. Washington returns in 2011! Managed by Vermont Sports Car and sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of NH, this legendary hill climb is the modern version of one of the oldest motor sports events in North America having first been contested in 1904. Multi day event -see website for calendar of events and times. Please note: the Auto Road will be closed to all traffic on Friday and Saturday the 24th & 25th until noon and closed all day on Sunday the 26th.

July

July Wednesdays at Wildcat Presented and located at Wildcat Mountain; 10:00 am

Join a teacher / naturalist from Tin Mountain Conservation Center for an informative hike along the Way of the Wildcat Trail, and discover the spectacular Thompson Brook Falls. Cool, moist mosses abound, colorful wildflowers capture the essence of the forest, and the waterfall soothes the spirit on this 1 mile in and 1-mile out exploration. Great for the entire family! All welcome, program is FREE. Lunch and Ride Packages and Family Fun Packs, including picnic lunches, are also available for the best value.

July 1 - Jackson Village Independence Day Celebration

Jackson Village & the surrounding communities come together to celebrate Independence Day... join us as we light up the sky with a spectacular fireworks display Friday July 1st, 2011 at approximately 9 PM. The Fireworks will be going off from the greens of the Wentworth Golf Course making easy viewing throughout Jackson Village but we do recommend that you come early to get a good spot. There will be ice cream, popcorn, glow necklaces, balloons and other fun stuff available from the Jackson Fire Department. This spectacular display is sponsored by our Jackson Town Selectmen/Woman as well as local businesses and local residents.

July 1 - Outer Space Exhibit at the MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. Call (603)356-2992 for more info or visit www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org.

July 2nd - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

July 2nd - Mt. Washington Carriage Road Old Home Day 10:00 am - 4:00 pm.

Old fashioned family fun day, with vintage games: sack racing, stick and hoop, a pie eating contest, also hot air balloon rides, hayrides, face painting, a dunk tank and more. Barbecue on site as well as other food.

July 4th - Fireworks in North Conway

The 4th of July Fireworks will be held at 9:30pm in Schouler Park, North Conway Village. Come enjoy a wonderful event! For more info, visit conwayrec.com or call 603-447-5680.

July 8th - Outer Space Exhibit at the MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. Call (603)356-2992 for more info or visit www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org.

July 9th - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

July 9th - Newton's Revenge 8:00 am

The race is contested on the same exact course as the original Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hill climb, making Newton's Revenge the other Toughest Hill climb in the World. Road opens to race traffic only at 6:00 am. Line up for racers is at 8:20 am. Weather date is Sunday July 10th. Auto Road opens to the public at 12:30pm.

July 12th - Outdoor Movie Night - How to Train Your Dragon

Settler's Green in North Conway is hosting an outdoor movie night event, with pre-movie events starting at 7pm and the movie starting at dusk. Visit www.settlersgreen.com or call the movie line at 356-7031 ext. 16 for more info.

July 13th - Mount Washington Observatory Science in the Mountains Lecture Series

Join us this summer for our fourth annual Science in the Mountains lecture series! We have invited a provocative list of experts to discuss science and technology on display right here in our very own White Mountains. This free series is held at the Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center in North Conway on six successive Wednesdays in July and August. All programs begin at 7pm, and we encourage you to arrive early to claim your seat.

White Mountain Ecology with Chris Lewey, RAVEN Interpretive Programs. Wouldn't you embrace the opportunity to walk in the forest with the author of your favorite guide book? So would we - that's why we are excited about this presentation! Expert knowledge, however, is not why we love Chris Lewey. We love Chris because his infectious passion for this region allows us to connect with nature on a deeper level.

The Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center is located at 2779 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, NH 03860. For directions and more information about the Weather Discovery Center, please visit: http://www.mountwashington.org/education/center/ or call (603) 356-2137, x225.

July 15th - Outer Space Exhibit at the MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. Call (603)356-2992 for more info or visit www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org.

July 16th - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

July 16th - Mt. Washington Carriage Road Weekend All Day

Saturday and Sunday, Great Glen Trails will open for folks owning horses and horse drawn carriages and we'll be having hay rides for the public. On Sunday the Auto Road will open for horse drawn carriages, and horseback riding to the summit. Great Glen Trails will be closed for biking both Saturday and Sunday. The Mt. Washington Auto Road will be closed to vehicles on Sunday the 17th.

July 16th - Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hill Climb Practice Ride 5:00 am - 7:00 am

This ride is available to pre-registered Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hill climb racers only. Registration for the practice ride is required. Contact Mary Power at (603) 466 3988 or email mary@mt-washington.com.

July 19th - Outdoor Movie Night - Madagascar

July 20th - Mount Washington Observatory Science in the Mountains Lecture Series

Join us this summer for our fourth annual Science in the Mountains lecture series! We have invited a provocative list of experts to discuss science and technology on display right here in our very own White Mountains. This free series is held at the Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center in North Conway on six successive Wednesdays in July and August. All programs begin at 7pm, and we encourage you to arrive early to claim your seat.

White Mountain Field Biology with Scott Smyers, OXBOW Associates. New England's high alpine zones attract more than adventure seekers - this unique environment also attracts scientists. Research opportunities in the Whites are endless and we are thrilled that Field Biologist Scott Smyers will discuss his own cutting-edge research on alpine amphibians, reptiles, and insects.

The Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center is located at 2779 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, NH 03860. For directions and more information about the Weather Discovery Center, please visit: http://www.mountwashington.org/education/center/ or call (603) 356-2137, x225.

July 22nd - Outer Space Exhibit at the MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. Call (603)356-2992 for more info or visit www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org.

July 23rd - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

July 23rd - Seek the Peak 4:00 pm

The Mt. Washington Auto Road will host the dinner and awards party for this fund raising event for the Mount Washington Observatory.

July 24th - Sunrise Drive 4:00 am

The Auto Road will open at 4:00 am for cars, trucks and motorcycles to drive to the summit of Mt. Washington. Experience the brilliant colors, crisp mountain air and maybe even a view of the sun coming up over the Atlantic Ocean.

July 24th - NH ATV Day 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

The Mt. Washington Auto Road will host the NHATV Club. The ride is open to non-members, contact NHATV.org for more information.

July 26th - Coraline

July 27th - Mount Washington Observatory Science in the Mountains Lecture Series

Join us this summer for our fourth annual Science in the Mountains lecture series! We have invited a provocative list of experts to discuss science and technology on display right here in our very own White Mountains. This free series is held at the Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center in North Conway on six successive Wednesdays in July and August. All programs begin at 7pm, and we encourage you to arrive early to claim your seat.

Howie Wemyss, Mt. Washington Auto Road. A trip up the Mt. Washington Auto Road is an adventure that you will remember for a lifetime. An engineering feat and a cultural icon, this road now celebrates its 150th year in operation. In this presentation, Mt. Washington Auto Road General Manager Howie Wemyss will discuss the past, present and future of this New Hampshire institution.

The Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center is located at 2779 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, NH 03860. For directions and more information about the Weather Discovery Center, please visit: http://www.mountwashington.org/education/center/ or call (603) 356-2137, x225.

July 28th - Arts Jubilee Summer concert Series at Cranmore ~ Wicked Smart Horn Band

Arts Jubilee presents our outdoor concert series at Cranmore Mountain, North Conway. A warm up concert by local musicians at begins at 6 pm with the main performance beginning at 7 pm. Bring your own seating. Family friendly admission. Adults $10; Seniors $8; Kids 12 and under are FREE. The Wicked Smart Horn Band plays energetic soulful music which is a mix of rhythm and blues, swing, and rock. You will not soon forget what this music does for you. "The main thing is we don't do this to be famous. We just like to play music together and entertain the crowd." - Wicked Smart Horn Band founder and bassist Joe Cimino. For more info call 1-800-sun-n-ski or click for more info: www.mwvevents.com or www.cranmore.com.

July 29th - Outer Space Exhibit at the MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. Call (603)356-2992 for more info or visit www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org.

July 29th - Banjo Dan & the Mid-Nite Plowboys 8:00pm, tickets $18

Welcome to New England bluegrass at its best. Since the 1970s, Banjo Dan and the Mid-nite Plowboys have consistently delivered some of the finest, most dynamic and most original bluegrass music ever heard in this corner of the country. With countless performances under their belts and an extensive catalog of acclaimed recordings, the Plowboys have developed strong name recognition, a large fan base, and a reputation as top-notch entertainers. It's a reputation built on soulful lead singing, spot-on harmonies, fiery picking and a stage show full of energy, variety and humor. For more information call 207-583-6747 or visit www.deertreestheatre.org.

July 30th - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

July 30th - Beatles For Sale. 8pm tickets $22.

A New England based Beatles tribute band that is committed to recreating the sounds of the Beatles live in concert. This band of talented musicians was drawn together by their love of Beatles music and the desire to keep the music alive, bringing it to a whole new generation of Beatles fans! For more information call 207 583-6747 or visit www.deertreestheatre.org.

August

August Wednesdays at Wildcat - Presented and located at Wildcat Mountain 10:00 am

August 2nd - Outdoor Movie Night - Toy Story 3

August 3rd - Mount Washington Observatory Science in the Mountains Lecture Series

Join us this summer for our fourth annual Science in the Mountains lecture series! We have invited a provocative list of experts to discuss science and technology on display right here in our very own White Mountains. This free series is held at the Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center in North Conway on six successive Wednesdays in July and August. All programs begin at 7pm, and we encourage you to arrive early to claim your seat.

From Summit to Sea Level: Meteorology in New England with Sarah Long, WGME-TV. Few places on Earth offer forecasting challenges quite like New England, and few Meteorologists have embraced these challenges quite like Sarah Long. As the morning Meteorologist at WGME in Portland, Sarah forecasts for the complex geography of Maine and New Hampshire - complexities she understands first hand. After all, before moving to Portland she spent many winters working on top of Mount Washington!

The Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center is located at 2779 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, NH 03860. For directions and more information about the Weather Discovery Center, please visit: http://www.mountwashington.org/education/center/ or call (603) 356-2137, x225.

August 5th - Outer Space Exhibit at the MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. Call (603)356-2992 for more info or visit www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org.

August 5th - Mt. Washington Valley Old Car Club Cruise Night 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Mt. Washington Auto Road hosts the Mt. Washington Valley Old Car Club's Cruise Night. Vintage cars here on display with a cash BBQ and DJ. Bring your favorite ride and help us kick off the 150th Birthday Weekend!

August 6th - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

August 6th - Sesquicentennial Gala 5:30 pm - 11:00 pm

Step back in time to the 1800's for a period cuisine style dinner with a modern twist. Black tie or vintage attire requested. Start the night with Victorian dancing and as the night wears on kick up your heels with the band-Center Stage. This is a ticketed event. For more information call or email Mary Power at (603) 466-3988 or mary@mt-washington.com.

August 7th - White Mountain Art Show Grand Opening 12:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Art of the White Mountains comes to the Mt. Washington Auto Road. The paintings capture the color, beauty and majesty of the White Mountains on canvas. The artists of these works were taken with the grandeur of the landscape, and you will be as well. Show will be ongoing and open most days through October 10th. Thank you to the Banks Gallery, of Portsmouth, NH that assembled these fine works of art.

August 7th - Brush and Pen: Artists & Writers of the White Mountain 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

A documentary film Brush and Pen: Artists and Writers of the White Mountains by the writer/producer Andrea Melville. The nineteenth century in the White Mountains was an era of exploration and discovery by artists and writers who became fascinated with the sublime grandeur of the New Hampshire scenery. The one-hour documentary explores the painters, poets and writers who visited and worked in the White Mountains of New Hampshire between the early 1800s and 1900s. This program offers the audience a tour through the 19th century with some of New Hampshire's most famous works of art: painted and written. "White Mountain Art" refers to the body of work created during the 19th century by over 400 artists who painted landscape scenes within and about the White Mountains. Brush and Pen brings together for the first time paintings featured in New England museums and galleries as well as private, personal collections in one format. Many privately owned paintings have never been exhibited to the public and they will open up another part of a visual world to those interested in White Mountain art and 19th century New Hampshire history.

August 8th - Happy 150th Birthday! 7:30 am - 9:00 pm

Come celebrate our 150th birthday! Cake in the afternoon, vehicles on display and fireworks. Any vehicle arriving at the tollhouse with our famous bumper sticker already affixed to the car will receive free passage up the Auto Road. The US Postal Service will be on site with a special commemorative pictorial post mark station.

August 8th - Covered Bridge Dance at the Jackson Covered Bridge at 7:00pm

Dance the night away under the stars and the Jackson Covered Bridge. We are excited to say that we will have the pleasure of hearing a local favorite, again this year... "The White Mountain Boys" will be back. They'll be plenty of food to satisfy your dining needs so come hungry. Wildquack the Duck will be on hand to keep the dancing going. Bring your chairs, blankets, friends, family and, of course, your Dancing Shoes as the Jackson Community comes together for this Old Fashioned good time.

If you weren't able to make the 2010 Covered Bridge Dance this is your opportunity to share in the fun you missed last year. It isn't often you see any of New Hampshire's Covered Bridges closed to vehicles... but on this very special night the Jackson Covered Bridge will be closed from 5 PM until midnight for this great event. You know an event is worth the trip when it stops traffic... signs will be posted and our very own Jackson Police crew will be on hand to redirect traffic as needed. Merely continue north on route 16 and take the first right after the Covered Bridge to get into Jackson Village. Please note... all Jackson Village businesses normally opened at night will most certainly remain opened during this event. So please... mark your calendars and join us for a night of Dancing under the Stars and the Jackson Covered Bridge.

Parking for this event will be marked. The entrance fee to the Covered Bridge Dance is FREE! Donations are always welcome. Remember to bring your dancing shoes and again, come hungry!

August 9th - Outdoor Movie Night - Up

August 10th - Mount Washington Observatory Science in the Mountains Lecture Series

Join us this summer for our fourth annual Science in the Mountains lecture series! We have invited a provocative list of experts to discuss science and technology on display right here in our very own White Mountains. This free series is held at the Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center in North Conway on six successive Wednesdays in July and August. All programs begin at 7pm, and we encourage you to arrive early to claim your seat.

Backcountry Emergencies - Frank Hubbell, Co-Founder of Stonehearth Open Learning Opportunities. Backcountry travel can be exciting and beautiful, but what do we do when confronted with unexpected injuries? In this lecture experienced outdoorsman, local physician and cofounder of SOLO Wilderness Medicine School will explain some hazards faced whilst traveling within our rugged White Mountains.

The Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center is located at 2779 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, NH 03860. For directions and more information about the Weather Discovery Center, please visit: http://www.mountwashington.org/education/center/ or call (603) 356-2137, x225.

August 12th - Outer Space Exhibit at the MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. Call (603)356-2992 for more info or visit www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org.

August 13th - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

August 13th - 24 Hours of Great Glen 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm

It's a 24-hour mountain bike race on the trail system of Great Glen, but it's also a weekend full of bike fun and games for the entire family.

August 16th - Outdoor Movie Night - Ghostbusters

August 17th - Mount Washington Observatory Science in the Mountains Lecture Series

Join us this summer for our fourth annual Science in the Mountains lecture series! We have invited a provocative list of experts to discuss science and technology on display right here in our very own White Mountains. This free series is held at the Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center in North Conway on six successive Wednesdays in July and August. All programs begin at 7pm, and we encourage you to arrive early to claim your seat.

Avalanches, Jeff Lane, U.S. Forest Service. Many consider winter their favorite season in the White Mountains - we ski, we climb, and then we ski some more! Although winter can be beautiful, the cold season does provide some hazards - few of which are more feared than avalanches. In this lecture you'll join veteran USDA Forest Service Snow Ranger Jeff Lane and journey into the heart of Mount Washington's Tuckerman Ravine - something Jeff does on a daily basis

The Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center is located at 2779 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, NH 03860. For directions and more information about the Weather Discovery Center, please visit: http://www.mountwashington.org/education/center/ or call (603) 356-2137, x225.

August 19th - Outer Space Exhibit at the MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. Call (603)356-2992 for more info or visit www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org.

August 20th - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

August 20th - Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hill Climb 8:50 am - 1:00 pm

Quite simply: it's the toughest hill climb in the world. Auto Road opens to the public at 12:30pm.

August 20th - Silent Auction at Jackson Village Park 10:00 am

An Incredible Silent Auction with over $6,000 worth of items. Silent Auction starts on Saturday August 20th 10 AM until 5 PM and reopen on Sunday August 21st at 10 AM closing at 2 PM. Items that are available for bid will be listed at a later date.

August 20th - 21st - White Mountain Art & Artisan Festival held at the Jackson Village Park 10:00 am

This is a Juried Two Day event. Our White Mountain Art & Artisan Festival is one of the Northeast's premier events for artists and artisans, this year's juried exposition features works by more than 40 artists presenting sculpture, glass and wood arts, ceramics, fiber arts, fine arts and jewelry for sale at all price points. There will be live musical performances throughout the weekend, including a local favorite “Calico Slim”. There will be food and refreshments, including lobster sandwiches and a "make your own sundae" area for the kid in each of us.

Join in on the arts and crafts activities for children, including sand sculpting, beading, temporary tattoos and t-shirt decorating. Works of art from local and visiting artists who convey their vision of this spectacular area on canvas continue to be popular purchases.

August 23rd - Outdoor Movie Night - Goonies

August 26th - Outer Space Exhibit at the MWV Children's Museum

Come check out the new and exciting glow in the dark "Outer Space" exhibit featuring a walk thru the whole solar system; planets, galaxies, shooting stars and more!!! Afterwards there are hours of entertainment to be had in all the other educational fun-filled exhibits. Perfect for children ages 0-9. Open Thursday- Monday 10-5pm. Call (603)356-2992 for more info or visit www.mwvchildrensmuseum.org.

August 27th - Thomas the Train at MWV Children's Museum

Come bring your kids to the MWV Children's Museum for the new exciting hands-on exhibition where your children can play with the miniature "Thomas the Train" set.

August 27th - Roaring Twenties Evening 6:00 pm

Step back in time for a 1920's Speakeasy and casino night, benefiting a local acting company, M&D Productions. This is a ticketed event. Call Mary Power or email at mary@mt-washington.com for more information.

August 28th - Sunrise Drive 4:30 am

The Auto Road opens at 4:30 am for cars, pickups and motorcycles to drive to the summit of Mt. Washington. Experience the brilliant colors, crisp mountain air and maybe even a view of the sun coming up over the Atlantic Ocean.

August 30th - Outdoor Movie Night - Cars

August 31st - Anniversary of the First Ascent by Automobile - All Day

The Stanley Locomobile, driven by Freelan O. Stanley and his wife Flora, was the first car to climb the Mt. Washington Carriage Road on August 31, 1899. Join us on this historic day. More details soon.