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Bring your kiddo in their PJs and their stuffy for storytime. Then, their stuffy will stay and sleepover at the bookstore! When the stuffy is picked up the next day (between 11AM and 8PM) they will have some exciting adventures to share with their kiddo. The event is free to attend but we ask that you register using the link.

Ashley Gutermuth Live at the Grange Theatre
Mar 12, 2026 - Mar 14, 2026
Ashley Gutermuth is coming to Vermont and she is bringing her hilarious friends!

Described by The New York Times as a “comedian,” Ashley Gutermuth is a stand-up comedian, podcast host, and actor.

She appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where Jerry Seinfeld selected her as the winner of the “Seinfeld Challenge.” Ashley performs globally, with tour stops in Japan, the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and even Greenland.

View on Youtube here

“‘Ashley, You are so funny. Congratulations!’ ”

— Jerry Seinfeld

Her award-winning Edinburgh Fringe show, Ashley Gutermuth is Hard to Pronounce, earned a 5-star review in 2024. With over 1.7 million followers, Gutermuth regularly shares content on social media, where her videos about stand-up and life as the spouse of a U.S. military service member have amassed over 800 million views!

Ashley can be seen in the hit show ‘Office Joe’ on Amazon prime.

www.ashleygutermuth.com

www.instagram.com/ashgutermuth

Tickets $30 Adult = $25 Seniors/Students. All sales are final.

Beer, Wine & Concessions available for purchase.

Please read our FAQs and Refund Policies here

The Grange Theatre is located in South Pomfret, VT

Join us on Friday, March 13th as the band takes you on a journey with iconic songs like "We Will Rock You", "We Are The Champions", "Another One Bites The Dust", "Bohemian Rhapsody", and many more!

URLs:
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/3452722-0?pid=10413
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/3452722-2?pid=10413

Date and Time: On Fri, 13 Mar 2026 19:00 - Fri, 13 Mar 2026 20:00

Venue Details: The Brook, 319 New Zealand Road, Seabrook, New Hampshire, 03874, United States

Category: Live Music

Price:
Tickets start at: USD 30.00

Based in Boston, Something Wonderful Tonight brings to life the timeless music of Eric Clapton and George Harrison, offering a tribute that is as faithful as it is fresh. This 8-piece ensemble is made up of passionate, highly skilled musicians dedicated to capturing the essence of two of rock’s most influential figures. Every performance is finely crafted, paying close attention to the details that defined Clapton and Harrison’s unmistakable sound—yet leaving just enough room for nuanced, inspired interpretations that make each show a vibrant, living tribute rather than a mere imitation.

With searing solos, spacious instrumental moments, and an unparalleled dynamic, SWT recreates the raw energy of Clapton’s bluesy rock and the soulful introspection of Harrison’s masterpieces. Their electric stage presence and chemistry create an experience that transcends nostalgia, immersing audiences in a performance that feels as fresh and exhilarating as the first time these songs were heard.

What sets Something Wonderful Tonight apart is their unique niche in the tribute world. While delivering fan-favorite hits, they also explore deep cuts from across the entirety of both Clapton’s and Harrison’s catalogs, ensuring a setlist that delights both casual listeners and die-hard fans. By honoring two legendary artists whose musical journeys intertwined so profoundly, SWT delivers a one-of-a-kind experience—a powerful celebration of the passion, artistry, and spirit of Clapton and Harrison.

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Join the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance on Saturday, March 14 and Sunday, March 15 at historic Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH for our 11th Old House & Barn Expo.

Meet, Learn, and Get it Done at the Expo! This is the event for you if you want to learn about all things related to old house and barn history, repair, rehabilitation, and stewardship. Bring your friends and family for an experience that only comes around every other year. This event is a must for everyone who loves old buildings and is the only opportunity of its kind in New Hampshire to gather with like-minded people, experts, and vendors all specializing in historic buildings, maintenance, and upkeep, under one roof.

The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance strengthens communities and stimulates local economies by encouraging the protection and revival of historic buildings and places.

Online registration closes at noon on Friday, March 13

Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup. This accessible version of the program will stay inside and nearby the Innovation Center, covering the same topics as the standard program.

Experience a Northeast tradition that predates New England—making maple syrup! From tapping a tree to tasting delicious maple syrup, you will take an inside look into every step of the syrup making process. Our naturalists will help you identify maple trees, learn the parts of the tree and their functions, and how the maple sap is turned into syrup.

As the days warm and the sap begins to flow, the Forest Society North at The Rocks invites the public to celebrate a New England tradition. Registration is now open for the NH Maple Experience; a premier hands-on educational event held across three weekends in March.

Tours will run on the hour from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the following dates:
• March 14 & 15
• March 21 & 22
• March 28

The New Hampshire maple industry produces nearly 90,000 gallons of syrup annually during the short window between mid-February and mid-April. The NH Maple Experience immerses visitors in this process, offering a journey from tree to table. Participants will enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride, visit a working sugar house via tractor, and participate in the "tapping" process themselves.

“We created the NH Maple Experience to share both the history and the continuing practice of maple sugaring in New England,” says Nigel Manley, senior outreach manager for the Forest Society at The Rocks. “Participants hand-drill holes and tap metal spouts into the trees. If the conditions are right, you’ll see the sap start flowing right then and there.”

Highlights of the 2026 Experience:

• The Sugar House: Meet fifth-generation sugar maker Brad Presby as he demonstrates the art of boiling sap into syrup amidst the sweet-scented steam.
• The Tasting: An authentic tasting featuring maple syrup, donuts, and—in true New Hampshire fashion—pickles.
• Stunning Views: The 1,400-acre property, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, offers iconic views of the Presidential, Pliny, and Kilkenny ranges.

For those traveling from afar, the newly renovated Gardener’s Cottage at The Rocks is available for short-term rentals during Maple Month via Bretton Woods Vacations.

NH Maple Experience at The Rocks:

Dates: March 14, March 15, March 21, March 22, and March 28
Times: Tours leave hourly from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and last approximately 2 hours.
Cost: $20/per person (children 5 and under are free). Ticket includes tapping a maple sugar tree, two wagon rides, maple tasting, and more.
Reservations: https://www.forestsociety.org/the-rocks/nh-maple-experience
Learn more: info@therocks.org

ABOUT THE ROCKS
The Rocks is a 1,400-acre property, owned and managed by the Forest Society. Built as a working farm in the 1880s by John Jacob Glessner, a cofounder of International Harvester, The Rocks retains much of the grandeur of White Mountain retreats – exceptional period architecture, an Olmsted-designed Garden, and a network of woodland trails open to the public year-round. In 1978 descendants of the Glessner family donated The Rocks to the Forest Society, which has operated it since as a vibrant Christmas tree farm, conservation and nature education center, and working forest. Learn more about The Rocks at forestsociety.org/the-rocks.

ABOUT THE FOREST SOCIETY
Established in 1901, the Forest Society is a private, nonprofit land trust and forestry organization that owns more than 200 forest conservation properties—nearly 67,000 acres in 105 New Hampshire communities—and holds conservation easements that permanently protect an additional 140,000 acres statewide. Forest Society properties are open to the public and draw more than 500,000 visitors annually. To learn more or become a member, please visit forestsociety.org.

English Paper Piecing Quilting Workshop
Saturday, March 14, 2026
10 AM-2 PM

Learn the basics of English Paper Piecing in this beginner workshop at Strawbery Banke. Participants will be guided by Museum instructors as they create a classic Grandmother’s Flower Garden motif using fabric, paper templates, and simple hand stitching.

No prior sewing or quilting experience is required. Step by step, you’ll practice foundational techniques in a relaxed, hands-on environment. By the end of the session, you’ll have a completed floral design ready to stitch into a small bag or other personal project.

This workshop is suitable for ages 16 and older and limited to 8 participants. All materials are provided, though you are welcome to bring your own fabric scraps. Members $55; Nonmembers $65.