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Music cocerts at the Nashua New Hampshire Public Library is "BACH"
The Nashua Public Library, located in beautiful downtown Nashua New Hampshire, will be the venue for the 2010 Bach Lunch Concert Series.
Take a break from the hectic day and enjoy some beautiful Music and what is better than BACH!
The next concert which is part of the City SummerFun events will be held at noon on Wednesday, August 18th and will present the Milkis Kustanovich/Nassidze Trio.
Pianist Sima Kustanovich and clarinetist Julian Milkis are joined by cellist Innis Nassidze.
The Bach lunch concert at the Nashua Public Library is arranged in conjunction with the Nashua Symphony Association and is funded by the Ira F. Harris Trust Fund, the Moses Hunt Trust Fund and the Library.
The performance will last approximately 1 hour and will take place at he Library's Music, Art and Media Wing... and it is FREE! (no kids under 5)
Take a break on "hump day" and enjoy the performance!
For more information visit the Nashua Public Library website.
Discover the New Hampshire Advantage. New Hampshire was chosen as the Most Livable State in America! The Safest State in America, 2010. and the Fifth Healthiest State in America!
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Disclaimer: Information herein may come from various sources, some of which may not be reliable and may change without any notice. Joan Whitebook does not guarantee or is any way responsible for the accuracy of the information in this blog and information provided is without warranties of any kind, either express or implied. Information on this blog represents the opinions and ideas of the author; comments by others may not express the views of the author. Copyright © 2010 By Joan Whitebook, "Nashua New Hampshire - the 2010 SummerFun Lunch Concerts are Bach"
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30,000 revelers stroll down Main Street in downtown Nashua, signaling the beginning of the holiday season.
The evening kicks off with a candlelit walk of thousands down to Railroad Square where the City's official Christmas tree is lit. Much of the downtown is closed to traffic for the evening, allowing Strollers to wander to different artistic and cultural performances, sample offerings from street vendors, dine in downtown’s fine restaurants and do holiday shopping at our unique specialty shops and boutiques.
In keeping with the holiday spirit, the Winter Holiday Stroll also features a collection at in front of Citizens Bank where strollers can drop off items such as canned goods, disposable diapers and new, unwrapped toys for local charitable organizations.
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| A tradition since 1993, the Nashua Winter Holiday stroll takes place on the Saturday evening following Thanksgiving.
This year's them, "Traditions of the Season" was selected to honor the abundant and diverse customs celebrated by the residents of New Hampshire. Much of Nashua's quaint, historic downtown is closed to traffic for the evening, welcoming nearly 30,000 people from all across New England, who participate in the tradition that starts off with a candelit walk from City Hall up to Library Hill, where the city's Christmas tree is lit for the first time. Strollers wander up and down the streets sampling over 50 different artistic and cultural performances including dancing, theatre, music and the carving of the ice sculptures. One can sample offerings from the street vendors, dine in downtown's fine restaurants and do holiday shopping at the many unique boutiques, shops and specialty stores that line the main street and sidestreets of downtown Nashua, many of which remain open late for the festivities. In keeping with the holiday spirit, the Winter Holiday Stroll also features a collection at City Hall where strollers can drop off items such as canned goods, disposable diapers and new, unwrapped toys for local charitable organizations. This event is sponsored by Great American Downtown, a non profit organization that works to provide partnerships and collaborations that unify the entire city of Nashua around a common vision for an attractive, vibrant downtown. For all your real estate needs in Southern New Hampshire, visit RudyMayer.com |
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Nashua Farmer's Market
The downtown Nashua farmer's market is held every Sunday from 10am -3pm. Located right downtown on the Main Street Bridge, it features locally grown produce and products, such as berries, peaches, honey, peppers, squash, tomatoes, meats, fresh baked breads, handmade soaps, dipping sauces, spinach pies, wine, candles, organic dog treats, corn, pumpkins, lettuce and much, much more! |
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