Warner's Sestercentennial 2024 Events Calendar |
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May 1
Then & Now; Warner Native American Artifacts exhibit opens Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum.- 10 am to 4 pm May 16 The Warner Historical Society invites you to a Community Conversation. Our conversation, "Why Warner?" will be an opportunity to share our stories about how and why each of us and/or our families came to Warner. Come and share, come and listen, and come and enjoy each other's company! Warner Town Hall - 7 pm May 18 Spring Into Warner Unveiling of the Dalton & Waterloo covered bridge signs created by Jim McLaughlin Dalton Bridge 10 am Waterloo Bridge 11 am 250th Cake reveal.& cupcakes Sugar River Bank - 12 noon May 27 Memorial Day Program & Parade with the Kearsarge High School Band. Meet on Main Street at 8:30 am American Legion Open House after the parade - ice cream social Recognition of Veterans June 14 Flag Day June 15 Warner's 250th Exhibit opens at the Warner Historical Society's Upton Chandler House Museum. 10 W. Main St. - 10 am to 1 pm Nick's Other Band - Jim Mitchell Park 5-8 pm Food & Raffles Sponsored by Weaver Brothers & MainStreet, Inc. Donations accepted - make check payable to the Warner Historical Society, PO Box 189, Warner, NH 03278. Memo- 250th July 4 Pancake Breakfast featuring pancakes, waffles, scrambled eggs, home fries, baked beans, and sausage. United Church of Warner - 7:30 to 11 am American Legion - membership renewals, sale of American Flags Blueberry and Strawberry Bake Sale. Summer Raffle Hunt coming in August - Stay tuned! August 25 Old Fashioned Church Service Lower Warner Meeting House - 10 am September 8 Town Reads: The Warner Town History Warner Town Hall - 4 pm September 14 Incorporation Day Event Riverside Park Picnic Food will be sold. Hopkinton Town Band at 4 pm Caleb Parsons reads the granting of the township - September 1774 Sponsored by Greenleaf Irrigation: Riverside Park - 4 to 7 pm October 11, 12, & 13 Fall Foliage Festival Parade theme: Happy Birthday, Warner! American Revolutionary Color Guard leads off the parade! Sponsored by the 250th Committee October 14 Celebrating Indigenous People's Day at the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum and celebrating the planting of a Liberty Elm at the MKIM arboretum. - time - TBD November 11 Veteran's Day program December 7 Festival of Trees at Town Hall December 21 Closing Ceremony at the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum - 6 pm Winter Solstice Event with a bonfire, hot chocolate, s'mores, and sending "Resolutions into the Sky!" |