The dazzling rock, soul, gospel musical re-telling of the familiar Frank Baum tale offers an upbeat, sassy, and family-pleasing journey down the road with Dorothy, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and the Lion. With plenty of imaginative adventure on the way, and the Emerald City as their destination, everyone will enjoy this return trip to … Continue reading Weathervane Theatre Opening Night — The Wiz

Join us for a toe-tapping show of music and dance from the Great American Songbook as The Modernistics come to town. The group, based in Boston, features acclaimed tap dancers and vocalists Ted and Pamela Powers, with the versatile and virtuosic Peter H. Bloom on flute and Mark Leighton on guitar. Expect an exhilarating evening, … Continue reading The Modernistics at the Medallion Opera House

Harper Lee has one of the strongest voices in American literature, even with her passing earlier this year. Her modest novel was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1960 and has long been a classic read, eventually becoming a movie classic film. This stage adaptation by Christopher Sergel is also a dramatic tour de force. Set … Continue reading Weathervane Theatre Opening Night — To Kill A Mockingbird

Paddling by sunset brings a whole new environment of sights, sounds and wildlife to the largest river north of Mount Washington. Guided sunset tours along a pristine stretch of the Androscoggin River are now offered four times this summer: July 9, July 30, August 12 & August 13. Prior paddling experience advised. Reservations required.

Paddling by sunset brings a whole new environment of sights, sounds and wildlife to the largest river north of Mount Washington. Guided sunset tours along a pristine stretch of the Androscoggin River are now offered four times this summer: July 9, July 30, August 12 & August 13. Prior paddling experience advised. Reservations required.

Experience Victorian Era meets the Wild West meets Jules Verne at The Cog. The Steampunk movement and The Cog have several elements in common: the possibilities of steam power as a dominant source of energy; the romanticism of the by-gone Victorian/Wild West era; and the idea that machines can be not just functional, but aesthetically … Continue reading Mt. Washington Cog Railway Steampunk Event

Start with the humorous writing of Dave Barry and the well-crafted fiction of Ridley Pearson, then add their premise of the backstory to Barrie’s Peter Pan character. Then mix theatrical staging, a wonderful play by Rick Elise, and complementary music by Wayne Barker and you have all the makings of an extraordinary evening of live … Continue reading Weathervane Theatre Opening Night — Peter and the Starcatcher

The dynamic father-son team of Ken and Brad Kolodner weave together a captivating soundscape on hammered dulcimer, banjo and fiddles, pushing the boundaries of the old-time tradition into uncharted territory. Regarded as one of the most influential hammered dulcimer players in North America, Baltimore’s Ken Kolodner has joined forces with his son Brad Kolodner, a … Continue reading Ken & Brad Kolodner, with Rachel Eddy, at Medallion Opera House

During the final Sunrise Drives 2016, the Auto Road opens before dawn for cars, pickups and motorcycles to drive to the summit of Mt. Washington. Sunday, August 28 – open at 4:30 a.m. | Sunrise: 6:04 a.m. Due to the popularity of these sunrise opportunities, the Auto Road recommends not waiting until the last minute … Continue reading Sunrise Drive – Mt. Washington Auto Road

Cantrip is an Old Scots word meaning a charm, magic spell or piece of mischief and it aptly describes the unexpected twists and turns in Cantrip's musical arrangements; likewise the compelling potency of their musicianship. Originally formed as a quartet, Cantrip sprang from a local session in Edinburgh 15 years ago. Their driving music immediately … Continue reading Cantrip at Medallion Opera House