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The Laker is an entertainment and events guide that gives visitors in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire the most up-to-date information on attractions, boating, concerts, dining, golfing, real estate, shopping and more during their New England vacation.
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Word count: 1,259 words, Reading time: 5.0 minutes"0 Skip to Content BOATING DINING PUBLICATIONS Along Route 16 Boating Magazine Dining Out in The Lakes Region Home Magazine The Laker White Mountains Magazine WHAT'S UP The Laker Events White Mountains Events Along Route 16 Events BEST READ GUIDE ADVERTISE CONTACT Contact The Laker Submit an Event Open Menu Close Menu BOATING DINING PUBLICATIONS Along Route 16 Boating Magazine Dining Out in The Lakes Region Home Magazine The Laker White Mountains Magazine WHAT'S UP The Laker Events White Mountains Events Along Route 16 Events BEST READ GUIDE ADVERTISE CONTACT Contact The Laker Submit an Event Open Menu Close Menu BOATING DINING Folder: PUBLICATIONS Back Along Route 16 Boating Magazine Dining Out in The Lakes Region Home Magazine The Laker White Mountains Magazine Folder: WHAT'S UP Back The Laker Events White Mountains Events Along Route 16 Events BEST READ GUIDE ADVERTISE Folder: CONTACT Back Contact The Laker Submit an Event Your Guide to What’s Happening in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region Featured Content Carrying on an Ancient Tradition: Creating Ukrainian Pysanky Eggs Old customs would seem faded into time, but one that remains is “decorating” Ukrainian Pysanky eggs. Read more Gallery Offers Unique ‘Local And Beyond’ Art The Patricia Ladd Carega Gallery showcases unique art in all media, created by both emerging and established artists. Read more Enjoying Gunstock Year Round Before Gunstock became an official ski area, Ted Cooke built a rope tow , the longest in the country at the time. Read more Making Connections with Lakes Center for the Arts At Lakes Center for the Arts, it’s all about the artists and the community and connections. Read more It’s Apple Picking Time in the Lakes Region Whether you love a good basic MacIntosh, or crunchy Paula Red or any other variety of apple, you know this time of year cannot be bettered. Read more Local Organizations Lead the Way in Environmental Stewardship Stewardship is the responsible management and care of something entrusted to one's care. Read more Engines, Elegance, and Echoes of the Past Spectators, drivers, and their crews all agree that the Wolfeboro Vintage Race Boat Regatta is one of the premier vintage race boat regattas in this entire country. Read more Moulton Farm Practices Sustainability Through Diversification Today’s Moulton Farm represents the evolution of agriculture over generations. Read more Rail Bikes: a new form of adventure awaits It’s only natural that the draisine has its history intertwined with railroads. Read more Millie B And Miss Lauren ProvideUnique Lake Experience They say fiberglass boats have their charms, but there is nothing like a wooden boat. Read more Music At The Winery: Hermit Woods’ The Loft Hermit Woods created The Loft, where music has become a main event. Read more Discovering the Heart of Farm to Table in New Hampshire The whole idea is to provide a direct connection between the producer and the consumer. Read more Blueberries:The Fruit Of The Summer Season Nothing says “summer” like fresh blueberries. Read more Sweet Sounds of Summer Concerts What could be better than an outdoor summer concert on a balmy evening? Read more Gallery in the Garden: What Will This Summer Bring? Handicraft artists present their works within the couple’s large, gorgeous garden. Read more Get Ready for a Bang-Up Fourth of July Celebration! It’s the time of year for firecrackers, fireworks, parades and concerts, and old-fashioned fun. Read more The Joys of Island Living Upon reaching your island retreat, you can relax as off-grid as you desire. Read more The Unique Artistry of Motorcycle Photography Ashley Rand has always loved photography, but photographing motorcycles is her favorite pursuit. Read more MS Mount Washington Resumes Cruises The 230-foot MS Mount Washington operates from May through October and can accommodate as any as 1,000 passengers. Read more Small Bookstores Make And Sell Dreams ‘It’s a truly a dream job, to be surrounded by books and be able to try to make a space that people are calm in and that they enjoy. Read more Yesteryear: Camps and Cottages Vacationing during the summer in the late 1800s to mid 1900s was vastly different from today read more Lakes Region Memorial Day Observances You may see people wearing a red poppy on Memorial Day and wonder what the flower stands for. Read more Franklin’s Native Artifacts Include ‘Indian Mortar' Like many accounts of the native inhabitants, the origins of the so-called Indian Mortar are not clear. Read more Treat Mom on Mother’s Day If you are wondering what to do for Mom, there are many ways to celebrate and honor that special person in your life. read more Silent Film and the Art of Live Accompaniment Silent films that have survived from a century ago and now are shown at the Flying Monkey Movie House and Performance Center in Plymouth still can speak to audiences today, according to Jeff Rapsis, a musician who provides live accompaniment to those movies, most of which were made from the early 1910s to the late 1920s. Read more Yesteryear: Sweet Seasonin the Lakes Region During World War I, syrup replaced cane sugar and that was good news for places such as the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, where sap flowed abundantly in late winter. Read more New Hampshire’s Maple Weekend The history of turning the sap collected from those trees into delicious syrup dates back to the indigenous tribes and early European settlers. Read more Ice Harvesting: An Age-Old Tradition Entire businesses were built around the ice harvest, but today it is almost a lost art. Read more Yesteryear: Belknap Mill Beginnings By 1969, the Belknap Mill was no longer in operation; thus began the struggle to save the building from the wrecking ball. Read more When the Theatre Came to Town The White Mountain region was even more remote 100-plus years ago, and pastimes were few, but all that was to change when outside producers and others set their sights on offering vaudeville and movies to the north country of New Hampshire. Read more Albert Dow III and the Granite Man Triathlon Tragedy struck when Albert Dow III perished on Mount Washington while searching for two lost hikers. Read more The Invention of Christmas Lights and a Laconia Man’s Ingenuity Let’s delve into the history of “Christmas Lights” and see how one local man helped change how we bring a warm, cozy atmosphere to our homes for the holidays. Read more Santa’s Holiday Express Prepare for some holiday magic. Santa’s Holiday Express will be leaving the 1874-built Victorian North Conway Station for a trip to Conway and to the land of make-believe. Read more Great Estates of the Lakes Region In the 1800s, wealthy people came to realize how beautiful and peaceful the area was, and some made it their year-round home. Read more Wineries are Great Placesto Unwind One-third of the US adult population drinks wine. The production of wine dates back many millennia. Read more Whittier Covered Bridge in Ossipee The Whittier Covered Bridge is one of New Hampshire’s few surviving 19th century covered bridges. Read more Coffeehouses & Roasters: a time-honored tradition Read more Ghostly Lakes Region Tales The Lakes Region has many tales of olden-day witches and creatures that go bump in the night. Read more No End to Wonderful Fall Hiking Opportunities Autumn is a great time to do some hiking, with beautifully colored foliage adding to the attraction of the natural landscape, waterfalls, and vistas. Read more Home Advertise Archives: 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Contact Publications WHAT'S UP The Laker, 615 Center Street, Wolfeboro, United States 603-569-5257 lkr@thelaker.com Web Designer: Aaron Marinel | Copyright ©"
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