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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It’s the Perfect Time to Think About Seeds ~ and a Seed Library!
Elkins Public Library is starting a seed library for the public; adults and children alike. There is a strong educational component to a seed library. Just as libraries share books to enrich the community, a… Read more
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Presidential Primary and School and Town Meeting Season Will Soon Be Upon Us
New Hampshire presidential primary voting will be held Tuesday, Jan. 23, from 7 am to 7 pm at the Canterbury Elementary School. Please contact the Town Clerk as soon as possible for absentee ballots. The… Read more
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Beavers Seem To Have Figured Things Out. Maybe Someday, We Humans Will Too!
Beavers seem to have it figured out. The human race, on the other hand, less so. Beavers, of course, had a head start on us. Estimates of numbers of beavers living in North America well… Read more
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Well Done, Kent Ruesswick
The Canterbury Cemetery Trustees would like to express their appreciation to Kent Ruesswick (Cemetery Sexton and Selectman) for his time, effort and craftsmanship. Read more
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Canterbury Farmers Market Annual Meeting Is Jan. 10
If you are a Canterbury Farmers Market member, you are officially invited to the annual meeting and potluck supper, Wednesday, Jan. 10, in the Parish House. Bring a dish to share and it’s helpful (but… 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.
