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15th Annual Newmarket Heritage Festival

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Dates:	Saturday, September 22, 2012
Hours:	Saturday Sept 22nd 10AM - 9PM
Ages:	Infants, Toddlers, Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor:	Indoor, Outdoor
Cost:	$$ see below
Category:	Fairs & Festivals

It’s the New Hampshire Seacoast’s international block party—and you’re invited! Visit the historic mill town of Newmarket, NH, for a weekend of music and dance, arts and history, food and fun.

Featured performances: Japanese drumming, New England fiddling, and Polish accordion tunes; Israeli, Indian, and Laotian dancing; a Chinese yo-yo demonstration, an African drum circle, and a Bollywood dance workshop; Bavarian oompah music, dueling dulcimers and extreme juggling—it’s all on the festival stage!

Also featured: artisans at work, fine arts and crafts vendors, great food, kayaking and boat tours, a colonial encampment, a model railway, history walks, and a world-famous sand sculptor. For children: try-it-yourself traditional crafts, farm animals, giant oxen, a climbing wall, a bungee bounce—and more!

Plus, great community meals: a soup and chowder fest on Saturday and a harvest supper on Sunday.

COST

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Adults: $7; children: $3 (ages 6-12); under 6, free *Admission covers all performances and events (excluding meals and select activities)*

WEBSITE

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www.heritage-festival.org/

LOCATION

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1 Elm Street, Newmarket, NH, 03857 map
Phone: 603-659-5588

Downtown Newmarket, NH. 1 Elm Street, Newmarket, NH 03857

TIPS

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Parking is available at the festival site, with overflow parking at the Newmarket Junior/Senior High School (Route 152). The festival site is handicap-accessible except for the second floor of the Stone School Museum and parts of the mill building.