Welcome to the Canterbury NH Newsletter website!
This is a digital version of the paper publication that you know and love. Like its print cousin, it’s sponsored by the Canterbury United Community Church as a service to the community.
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March Into Your Library This Month
Elkins Public Library Board of Trustees: Next meeting is on Monday, March 17 at 6pm. Thank you to FOEPL (Friends of Elkins Public Library) for absolutely spoiling us during Love your Library month. It is… Read more
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Cemeteries of Canterbury Need You
Dear Residents, In addition to the large cemeteries in Canterbury Center and Maple Grove Cemetery on Baptist Rd., the Cemetery Trustees are also responsible for the upkeep of 30 smaller historic cemeteries. These cemeteries are scattered… Read more
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Canterbury 4H News
Canterbury Rascals have upcoming workshops in making solar luminaries, sewing, woodworking, and maple sugaring. Members 16-years and older are learning to braid rugs, and several members recently participated in the Merrimack County Food Show on… Read more
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School Budget Voting
On March 11, Election Day, voters will have the opportunity to vote on the 2025-2026 school budget. Candidates for the open school board seats and the open moderator seat will also be on the ballot. Belmont… Read more
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Canterbury Elementary School News
I Love to Read MonthLast month we celebrated “I Love to Read Month!” Students participated in a bookmark challenge, shared book recommendations with lunchtime book talks, and enjoyed taking part in “drop everything and read.”… Read more
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Mark Your Calendars for these October Events!!
October 8, 7pm, Town Hall,
Energy Saving Tips Roundtable
A discussion on how to save energy this winter and year-round.
October 9-12, 9am-5pm,
Reception Friday, October 9th, 5-6pm
Art & Quilt show and Pop-up bakery at balshawcreative studios. 12 Cogswell Hill Rd, Canterbury.
October 12, 5pm,
Fire Truck Push-In Ceremony Come see the new engine and meet the crew!
October 14, 6pm, Town Hall
“Digging into Native History in New Hampshire” Lecture by Dr. Robert Goodby
October 30-November 1
Halloween Wicked Weekend
Various times & locations around town.
Coming in November!!
Canterbury Community Blood Drive November 4, 1:30-6pm, Parish House
Canterbury Community Farmers Market INdoor Market, November 14, 10am-1pm, CES gym
Save the Date: Steve Schuch in Concert November 14, 7pm More details about the concert will be in the Nov. Newsletter.
