Calendar of Events

Greetings!

Happy Halloween!

If you smell something delicious on the breeze, it's probably chicken pot pie, or gingerbread, or ... whatever it is, you'll find it at the Great Harvest Supper on Saturday.

And don't forget the Halloween Party at the Town Hall on Sunday afternoon!

	Weekly Community Quote
"Without community service, we would not have a strong quality of life. It's important to the person who serves as well as the recipient. It's the way in which we ourselves grow and develop.' ~ Dorothy Height

	The Great Harvest Supper
You are cordially invited to attend the Annual Great Harvest Supper on Saturday evening, October 29th, beginning at 5:00 p.m., at the Nelson Congregational Church. There are so many delicious foods listed on the menu that we thought we'd give it a whole webpage to itself! Cost is $8.00 for adults and $5.00 for children under 10. More information >>>

'Spook-iful' Time at the Nelson Town Hall

Calling all ghosts, goblins, spooks, and children of all ages!

Come join us on Sunday afternoon, October 30th, from 3:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. at the Nelson Town Hall for some 'Spook-iful' fun!

You are invited to attend ... if you dare!

We're so happy we could Scream!

Why? Because it's Halloween!

Our crypt is ready and it's a scary sight

filled with frightening creatures of the night.

Come one, come all to our Halloween Bash!

It's fee is free, no need for cash!

Particulars >>>

	First Tuesday Tea
The First Tuesday Tea for the month of November sneaks up fast! It will be held on November 1st at 10:00 a.m. at the home of Carol Carlisle. More information >>>

1st Thursday Pot Luck Supper

Let's all meet next Thursday evening, November 3rd at 6:30 p.m., in the Henry Melville Fellowship Hall of the Nelson Congregational Church for a community Pot Luck Supper.

We never know what's going to be on the menu, but the conversation is always lively. Probable topics just might be: the Great Harvest Supper, the Halloween party and the fantastic show of community support for the event, a presentation of ideas for some winter-time activities, and hopefully, an update from the TBC.

See you there!

Wake Up to What's Cooking in Town!

Come join us on Saturday morning, November 5th at the Nelson Elementary School at
8:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. for the first of the year absolutely delicious Pancake Breakfast. This Pancake Breakfast is sponsored by the 5th and 6th grade classes.
$7 per plate

Breakfast Includes:
Charlie Lang's delicious pancakes
(Gluten-Free pancakes are available)
breakfast meat, potatoes, juice and coffee

More information >>>

	NELL's Luncheon
NELL's Luncheon is a special lunch date held on the second Wednesday of each month. Ladies who work in and around Keene gather at 12:30 p.m. at one of the many popular restaurants to just have a great time! Reservations for these luncheons are imperative, so please contact Bert Wingerson as soon as possible. This month's NELL's Luncheon will he held on November 9th. More Information >>>

2nd Saturday Contra Dance

The Monadnock Folklore Society presents the Nelson Second Saturday Contra Dance on Saturday, November 12th, featuring Don Primrose with Heathen Creek.

Caller Don Primrose, from Sullivan, NH, is well-known for his able guidance of the weekly Monday night dance in Nelson.
He is also the founder of the Hundred Nights Shelter in Keene, NH.

"Heathen Creek" is what happens when contra dance music collides with ... Read more >>>

NH Open Doors is an annual cooperative statewide touring and shopping event designed to showcase New Hampshire's outstanding artists, craftspeople, retail shops, specialty food producers, farm stands and orchards, wineries, restaurants, and lodging properties, as well as our cultural events and attractions.

This year, NH Open Doors will take place November 5 - 6. The weekend is a great opportunity for your community to promote the talented people who live and work there.

New Hampshire's historical organizations can participate in NH Open Doors-and raise their own profile-in many ways: by offering programming that demonstrates your mission; by inviting an artist, performer or craftsperson to use your space; by showcasing a local food producer; or through many other creative, community-building activities.

As key members of your community, you best know the local talent whose work is most admired. NH Open Doors can help shine a spotlight on their work-as well as on your own.

NH Open Doors is becoming an event that visitors and residents look forward to, tell their friends about and build their fall schedules around. Last year, more than 150 locations across New Hampshire, covering every region and county, participated in NH Open Doors, and they reported anywhere between 10 and 300 visitors over the course of the weekend.

More information about NH Open Doors, including how to register and an updated list of participants, is available at www.nhopendoors.com.

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Candyce Fulford
Email Committee Chair

"Moving In Step is a network of your friends and neighbors with all kinds of talents and skills who wish to help meet the needs of the Nelson and Munsonville communities."