Upcoming Events

Join Bill Tyre, Executive Director and Curator of Glessner House in Chicago, as he shares one of the numerous talks he has developed on the Glessner family. This presentation will explore the lives of John and Frances Glessner, with a focus on their two homes. It will also look at the life of their son George, who served several terms in the New Hampshire state legislature, and their daughter, Frances Glessner Lee, the mother of forensic science, who created her famous Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death at The Rocks in the 1940s and 1950s.

Join us the third Saturday of each month for our kids craft/nature hour at The Rocks. We will meet in the Carriage Barn and spend the first half hour completing a craft and learning about nature. Each month will feature its own theme. Then for the last 30 minutes, we will spend time outside expanding upon our monthly theme.

Come dressed to be outside and wearing sturdy shoes.

In July, we will focus on bears and learning all about them. 

The North Country Chamber Players have been impacting the North Country of New Hampshire for over forty-five years. The Players present world class chamber music concerts, on a Pay-What-You-Wish basis, and many free education and outreach programs for children and adults of every demographic. 

At this concert, they will be performing Mahler Symphony NO. 4 ("The Heavenly Life") featuring Sara Heaton, soprano.

This beloved madcap romance is the Bard at his best as three storylines collide with each other to great comic effect: A quartet of star-crossed Athenian lovers lost in the woods, a warring King and Queen of the Fairies and a troupe of blue-collar amateur actors desperately attempting to mount a play for the Duke’s wedding! 

Join the Forest Society for Vista and Vibes Festival. This is your chance to soak up the last of summer with live music, good company, and stunning scenery. Bring a blanket or chair and grab your spot on the lawn: music starts at 5:00 p.m. with singer-songwriter Autumn Chamberlain, followed by The Red Hat Band at 6:00 p.m.—a three-piece powerhouse blending rock, country, and blues.

The concert is free, but donations will be collected at the door to support the work of the Forest Society so that we can make more community events like this possible. Pack a picnic or enjoy snacks from our concessions—either way, it’s a perfect way to spend a summer evening.