The Gundalow Company will host a three-part winter film series featuring documentaries with nautical themes. Films will be shown on Wednesday, January 19, February 16 and March 16 at 7:00 pm at the Gundalow Company headquarters at 60 Marcy Street in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The Gundalow Winter Film Series is free and open to the public. (Continued below)

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What is the weather forecast for New Year’s Day?  Well, the Rotary Club of Portsmouth is hoping that you’re ready to say “Wet and Cold” – very wet and very cold. That’s the day Rotarians have scheduled for their annual ocean swim. Yes, the ocean you can barely survive in the summer – is open for winter. (Continued below)

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Founded in Portland Maine in 1997, Phyzgig has become a popular holiday family-oriented festival that chases away the winter blues with performances featuring magic, mirth, and mayhem.  For the third year, the PHYZGIG Festival is expanding to  Portsmouth NH.  (Continued below)

Do you like fresh produce? How about locally raised pork, poultry, beef, fresh local seafood, maple syrup, waffles or goat milk? How about goat milk soaps or hand-crafted local products made of wool or alpaca fiber? If all of that sounds good to you, then mark December 11th, 2010 on your calendar. (Continued below) 

Throughout the holiday season, the Whittier Home, 86 Friend Street, Amesbury, is filled with the sights and sounds of Christmas past and present. Lights are sparkling, traditional wreaths and garlands are draped over everything that will stand still and carols are ringing through the air – it must be time for the holidays! (Continued below)

New Hampshire Theatre Project's presents Peter Shaffer’s masterpiece Amadeus, winner of a Tony Award for Best Play and an Academy Award for Best Film. After 20 years and six versions, this latest script is hailed by reviewers as an "extraordinarily focused and lucid play" that is far superior to the original taht opened on Broadway 30 years ago.  (Continued below)

Six of the driving forces behind New England’s highly acclaimed Rock My Soul Gospel Choir, will perform a concert on Saturday, December 11 at Greenland Community Church, 2 Post Road, Greenland NH. The concert begins at 7 pm; doors open at 6:30 pm. Refreshments will be served during intermission, and CDs and merchandise will be available for sale. (Continued below)

South Berwick’s downtown holiday festivities have taken another leap forward with more groups than ever working together to make Home for the Holidays a community celebration of the town’s artists, merchants, citizens and children.

Friday, December 3, 5-8 PM, Annual Downtown Evening Stroll & Women’s Art
Saturday, December 4, 9AM – 2PM, Women’s Art ,Church Fairs and more (Continued below)

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The Festival of Trees  celebrates the joy of the holiday season on Friday December 3 from 6 pm to 8 pm, with 21 beautifully decorated trees by talented citizens and businesses from the seacoast area. See you at Dover City Hall. (Continued below)

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Ebenezer Scrooge has no use for Christmas; it is a waste of time and money. He makes no secret that he detests the holiday, yet the Christmas cheer, warm wishes and generous spirit surround him.  His lonely, miserable existence is about to change this Christmas Eve.  (Continued below)