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MARK YOUR CALENDAR Judy Collins, Livingston Taylor, the Wailin’ Jenniys and more. Held in Prescott Park each Wednesday night, you'll find some top-notch and riveting performers from around the globe. All offered in a gorgerous setting for a mere suggested $8 donation. (Schedule below)
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Rescuing Whaleback Exhibit Open

The exhibit "Rescuing Whaleback Lighthouse: A Wave-swept Sentinel" is now open at the Discover Portsmouth Center. Eveyone who love Portsmouth and Kittery should take a moment to visit the exhibit to learn more about the history and preservation of the iconic lighthouse in Kittery, Maine. Saving this site depends on volunteers and local funding. (Continued below)
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Rochester Nuns Running Online

MARK YOUR CALENDAR The running nuns and kids of St. Charles Children’s Home are a familiar sight every day on the streets of Rochester, and now they have decided to take their enthusiasm for running online by launching their own Web site at RunningNuns.com. (Continued below)
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Stratham Hill Wednesday Concerts 2010

The Stratham Recreation Commission is delighted to announce an exciting lineup of bands. Now more than ever, families are searching their communities for low-cost, wholesome and fun family entertainment. It’s easy to overlook that such opportunities are often found in our own neighborhoods. Wednesdays through August 18. (See schedule below)
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Atlantic Heights Backyard Garden Tour

Come see what is growing in the tiny back yards of Atlantic Heights, the historic Portsmouth neighborhood with little houses and a big sense of community listed on the National Register of Historic Places. (see details below) MARK YOUR CALENDAR July 10, 2010, 9:30 am-12:30 pm. Portsmouth, NH
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Family Fourth Celebrated at Strawbery Banke

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On Sunday, July 4, 2010 Strawbery Banke will host its 9th annual "American Celebration" from noon to 5 pm. The Museum's July 4th festival honors the history of our nation with a children's parade, music, games, living history exhibits, and, of course, food! (click for schedule of events below)

Exeter Revolution Goes Green

What’s red, white and green and coming to Exeter? The 20^th annual American Independence Festival will be held on Saturday, July 17 from 10 am to 5 pm. That same evening there will live music by The Amorphous at 6:45 and a star-spangled fireworks display at 8:45 p.m. (Continued below)
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Summer in the Street 2010

DID YOU KNOW? In 2010, Summer in the Street celebrates eight years of live music on Pleasant Street! Mark your calendar for these events through August 2010. It’s all out there and it’s all free in hsitoric downtown Portsmouth, NH. (See complete summer schedule below)
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Ona Escapes Washington Slavery in Portsmouth Play

MARK YOUR CALENDAR Ona Judge fled enslavement in the Washington home in 1796 and came to coastal New Hampshire. On Sunday, July 4th at 1:00 p.m. her brave story will be dramatized on the grounds of the Gov. John Langdon House. (Contuned below)
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The Art of Food

EXHIBIT RUNS THRU SEPT 1, 2010 As fresh produce hits peak production in New Hampshire this summer, it will also be in abundance on the walls of the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire’s Gallery 6. A new art exhibit, FOR THE LOVE OF FOOD, will feature images of healthy fruits and vegetables created by more than a dozen acclaimed NH artists. (Continued below)
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