This Sunday: Amazing arts demos and shopping

Don’t miss out on the 2nd Annual Local Arts Fair, Sunday 11-3 is the final day! The clock falls back an hour, which means you have a whole extra hour in the day to visit local talent and buy local. This great event has live music by singer and harpist Angela Biggs. You can even try the harp yourself in a demonstration with Angela. Other demonstations are also going on throughout the day, including by sculptor Ernest Montenegro, potter Marthe Dyner, crochet by Suzanne Rebert, and watercolor painter Geoffrey Shepherd. Watch, ask questions, start on your holiday shopping, or just find a treat for yourself.

Below are just a few of the total of the 16 vendors that will be participating Sunday:

2nd Annual Local Arts Fair in 2 weeks!

This event, a part of the state-wide NH Open Doors, is a great way to explore a variety of talent and to buy local! This event will happen over 2 days: Saturday Nov 3rd 10am-2pm, and Sunday Nov 4th 11am-3pm. Vendors include creators of handmade kids toys, to ceramics, and Korean BBQ, to photography and fine arts. A great place to meet the artists, enjoy recorded and live local music, and buy gifts for yourself and others! We will be filling 2 floors with vendors of many unique wares at the Union Church parish hall, 133 Old Church Rd, Claremont, NH.

Vendor spaces are still available, though we cannot accept more vendors of some item types. Contact [email protected] for more details.

Current Confirmed Vendors include (more being added frequently):

United Parish Artisans Hand build pottery, handspun and fiber goods  
Carmen Bywater Photography, cards and art boxes
Richmonds’ Arts Woodworking, knit goods, sew accessories, copper enamel
Korean BBQ Serving prepared foods: authentic Korean BBQ, burgers, home baked goods, and more
Geoffrey Shepherd Watercolor prints
Rodney Torbert Representational work in pen and ink, water color, pencil, linoleum print, acrylics, charcoal.
Country Rag Rugs Rag rugs and baskets  
Max & Ozzie’s Homemade bags, toys, scarves http://www.etsy.com/shop/maxandozzies
Randy Adams Handmade metal wire trees http://silver-wood.com/
Twin Springs Soap Co. Handmade Soaps  
Ernest Montenegro Original sculptures http://www.trworkbench.com/ernest/
Pfister Rugs Handwoven goods pfisterrugs.com
Tutu Cutie Tutu’s, headbands, and acccessories  
Rebecca Archambault Canned garden vegetables and more

 

Concert friday and 3-days of Taiko this week!

It’s a big week this week!

Taiko Classes: Wednesday starts us off with 2 Taiko Classes with the fantastic Stuart Paton of Burlington Taiko. One will be held with Stevens High School students, and the other is a 2-day program open to the public. There are still spaces available, so sign up now by emailing [email protected]. For more info: Click here

Concert Friday: Friday all the hard work of students and community members will be ready, and a fabulous concert filled with Taiko and Japanese folk dancing open to be public will be performed at 7pm. Bring a chair and a warm jacket for this special outside concert. Hot food and beverages will be available to purchase at the concert. For more info: Click here

Pre-concert Buffet Dinner: Come early and enjoy a delicious Fall Comfort Buffet Dinner. Adults $8, under 12 $5. Discounts available on request for families of 3 or more. The meal will include homemade soup, mac and cheese donated by Simply Comfort, a sub donated by Best Subs, salad, casseroles, desserts and more, donated by the WCCMA Board and friends of WCCMA.