Community Calendar
We are available to check blood pressures and more. Folks stop in for a variety of reasons such as: consultations around caring for elderly family at home or away, preparing for planned medical/surgical are – how to anticipate and plan for your needs, medication questions and management, completing an advance […]
CommunityCare of Lyme Office Hours- Connect with Us. Or just enjoy our comfortable living room. We are eager to answer your questions and hear your suggestions! Stop by our office hours, or you can submit this form, call us, send us an email, mail us a note, post on our Facebook page, catch […]
Today enjoy coffee and conversation with long-time Lyme residents, Bob Sanborn and Alfred Balch, in honor of the First Saturday! The Lyme History Museum, operated by the Lyme Historians, Inc. is located in the Churchill-Melvin House at 15 Main Street across from the Lyme Common and between the Lyme Country […]
Brought to you by CCL and Those Guys ... Welcome 2019 with friends and neighbors at the first of 2019 Community Breakfast Café! We'll start the year at Lyme Congregational Church, a perfect stop on your way to work or school, after dropping off kids, or just because it's the […]
We are available to check blood pressures and more. Folks stop in for a variety of reasons such as: consultations around caring for elderly family at home or away, preparing for planned medical/surgical are – how to anticipate and plan for your needs, medication questions and management, completing an advance […]
Connect with Us. Or just enjoy our comfortable living room. We are eager to answer your questions and hear your suggestions! Stop by our office hours, or you can submit this form, call us, send us an email, mail us a note, post on our Facebook page, catch us in town, or schedule […]
Aline Ordman has been lucky to have a wonderful group of students who have been studying oil painting with her for about the last 15 years. Their progress continues to impress her and each other. These students support each other in their endeavors. This exhibit is a display of the […]
Senior Lunch has been canceled as a result of the snow storm and power outages. We look forward to seeing you next month, on February 7th!
The Lyme History Museum, operated by the Lyme Historians, Inc. is located in the Churchill-Melvin House at 15 Main Street across from the Lyme Common and between the Lyme Country Store and the cemetery. Hours: Summer hours: June 1 – September 30: Wednesdays 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. […]
Contradances at Tracy Hall There is a walk-through for new dancers at 7:45 pm. All dances are taught and called. Beginners and singles always welcome. Please bring a clean change of shoes, a water bottle, and if you can, a potluck snack for the break! Check out the Website for the […]
We are available to check blood pressures and more. Folks stop in for a variety of reasons such as: consultations around caring for elderly family at home or away, preparing for planned medical/surgical are – how to anticipate and plan for your needs, medication questions and management, completing an advance […]
The Select board has decided to change things around a bit for the New Year: We will continue to have our “Coffee Hours” however they will be held in the Town Office Conference Room. We greatly appreciate the hospitality of Stella’s, Dowd’s Inn and the Lyme Inn and all they […]
We are available to check blood pressures and more. Folks stop in for a variety of reasons such as: consultations around caring for elderly family at home or away, preparing for planned medical/surgical are – how to anticipate and plan for your needs, medication questions and management, completing an advance […]
A wonderful opportunity to share lunch with some of the children at the school, Chef Larry has graciously welcomed community members to lunch. Let us know if you can come by calling 795-0603 before 8am that morning. Please check in at the school office.
Designed for the assurance that folks receive good and consistent outreach, Friendly Visitors welcome new members and referrals for new friends.
Please join us at the Lyme Congregational Church on the Green for Lyme’s January 2019 Blood Drive. As always, you can pre-register atwww.redcrossblood.org or contact me about scheduling. Last year’s disasters cut into many blood drives around the country so supplies have been low. Start the new year with a […]
Art Talk at MFBA “Finn's Clock, 1853, and a Short History of Boston Harbor" A presentation and discussion with Thetford author Dean Whitlock, including period maps, lithographs, and paintings. Copies of Dean’s book, Finn’s Clock, are available for loan at the Converse Free Library.
The Lyme Foundation invites you to send your nominee(s) for Citizen of the Year. The deadline for submissions is January 31, 2019. You may submit your nomination by logging on to www.lymefoundation.org. The award is presented at Town Meeting, to be held March 12, 2019.
For anyone who missed the "Weatherize Upper Valley" program last year, but is interested in learning more about the weatherization process and the incentives that are still available, NHSaves will be hosting a FREE online "Button Up" workshop via webinar from noon to 1 PM on January 17. More information, […]
Do you ever find yourself wanting to eat a healthy meal, but don’t have the time, energy, or ingredients to do so? Do you want to learn an easy way to prepare salads ahead of time that last up to a week?Join us for a salad making extravaganza! Check out […]
The assembly includes presentations by students that reflect the life and values of Martin Luther King, Jr.
An Evening in the City The Upper Valley Community Band Presents its Annual Winter Concert! The band includes several Lyme residents and many others from surrounding towns. Check out the event poster for more information: UVCB Concert Flyer
The town offices will be closed on Monday January 21st in observance of Civil Rights/Martin Luther King Jr Day. Regular hours resume on Tuesday January 22nd at 8am.
We are available to check blood pressures and more. Folks stop in for a variety of reasons such as: consultations around caring for elderly family at home or away, preparing for planned medical/surgical are – how to anticipate and plan for your needs, medication questions and management, completing an advance […]
Thetford Academy will celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a Bicentennial Speaker Series presentation by Professor Derrick E. White, entitled “Making a King: The Contested Legacies of a Civil Rights Icon.” “Making a King” will examine how various organizations have interpreted King’s life and work in the decades after […]
Connect with Us. Or just enjoy our comfortable living room. We are eager to answer your questions and hear your suggestions! Stop by our office hours, or you can submit this form, call us, send us an email, mail us a note, post on our Facebook page, catch us in town, or schedule […]
We are available to check blood pressures and more. Folks stop in for a variety of reasons such as: consultations around caring for elderly family at home or away, preparing for planned medical/surgical are – how to anticipate and plan for your needs, medication questions and management, completing an advance […]
The Select board has decided to change things around a bit for the New Year: We will continue to have our “Coffee Hours” however they will be held in the Town Office Conference Room. We greatly appreciate the hospitality of Stella’s, Dowd’s Inn and the Lyme Inn and all they […]
Search and Rescue Adventures and Staying Safe in the Backcountry with Jim Mason! Please join us for a photo presentation and discussion of search and rescue adventures throughout New Hampshire and Vermont. Check out this Jim Mason Poster for more information!
The Filing Period for anyone interested in serving as a town or school official may file for office during the Filing Period which begins Wednesday January 23, 2019 at 8am and ends Friday February 1, 2019 at 5pm. You must be a registered voter to file for office. Call 795-2535 […]
Join Dr. Bill Hudenko on Wednesday evening, January 23rd from 6-7 PM at Lyme School. His topic - Understanding Suicide Risk and Prevention in Adolescence - is geared toward parents and caregivers of middle and high school aged students. Dr. Hudenko is a Licensed Psychologist, a Research Assistant Professor of Psychological […]
“Thoughts on the Evolution of Story" Observations by Lyme resident Allan Dooley, based on his book Author and Printer in Victorian England Plans for the discussion aim to include several themes: - The relationship of form and content. - The primacy of story, how a story evolves within the boundaries of […]
In April 2017, the Selectboard chartered the Lyme Community Development Committee (initially named the Lyme Economic Development Committee). Their charge was to gather baseline data and to consider the tax impact of various kinds of development in Lyme. The LCDC privately raised $15,000 to retain a consultant. In the summer […]
There will be 6 events on the forth Saturday of every month from January-June. Check out the event flyer for more information: End-of-life Cafe Flyer
Cantabile Women's Chorus, under Director Kathy Sherlock-Green, is pleased to announce its upcoming winter concerts "Person, Place, or Thing". Our program consists of classical works, traditional, and folk tunes including works by Matthew Harris, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Gwyneth Walker. Concerts will be on Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 3:00 […]
Hosted by our own Mr. Valence, it is a night of trivial questions and lots of fun while we purchase things at the silent auction for good deals and support the PTO's main project....the Artist in Residence Program The doors open at 5:30 pm for mingling/munching and shopping at the […]
Cantabile Women's Chorus, under Director Kathy Sherlock-Green, is pleased to announce its upcoming winter concerts "Person, Place, or Thing". Our program consists of classical works, traditional, and folk tunes including works by Matthew Harris, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Gwyneth Walker. Concerts will be on Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 3:00 […]
Movies for Grown-ups will be shown once a month. Refreshments will be available, or bring your own (please bring a covered drink). This month we will be watching Best in Show!
We are available to check blood pressures and more. Folks stop in for a variety of reasons such as: consultations around caring for elderly family at home or away, preparing for planned medical/surgical are – how to anticipate and plan for your needs, medication questions and management, completing an advance […]
Connect with Us. Or just enjoy our comfortable living room. We are eager to answer your questions and hear your suggestions! Stop by our office hours, or you can submit this form, call us, send us an email, mail us a note, post on our Facebook page, catch us in town, or schedule […]
Parish Nurses are available to check blood pressures and more. Folks stop in for a variety of reasons such as: consultations around caring for elderly family at home or away, preparing for planned medical/surgical are – how to anticipate and plan for your needs, medication questions and management, completing an […]
The Select board has decided to change things around a bit for the New Year: We will continue to have our “Coffee Hours” however they will be held in the Town Office Conference Room. We greatly appreciate the hospitality of Stella’s, Dowd’s Inn and the Lyme Inn and all they […]
This week we will be discussing Public Opinion by Walter Lippmann. Lorraine Adams of the Washington Post had this to say about the book: "I can’t tell you how deeply I love this book. Some people get excited by Sex and the City but I get excited by Public Opinion. […]
"Making Sense of Visual Thinking" Professor of Psychology Ming Meng explores the dynamic nature of how we process visual imagery. Scientist Ming Meng and myself have had exciting conversations on the dynamic nature of vision. Our interest has followed a particular emphasis on ideas of how we see color. On […]
This is a weekly strength, conditioning, injury prevention exercise class specifically designed for seniors. 45 minutes of chair exercise, followed by OPTIONAL strengthening exercises designed for fall prevention in older adults. Light weights and stretch bands will be provided. Please bring a towel to class.
The Baptist Church invites everyone to drop by for a warm breakfast of pancakes & fixings each Saturday morning in February. Serving from 8am to 10am, adults are $8 and children are $5. Great Fun, Great Food.
Upper Valley Memory Cafe This is an invitation to and a reminder of the Upper Valley Memory Café. Held in the Mayer Room of the Howe Library on 13 South Street, Hanover, NH. If you are unsure about the weather, please call the Aging Resource Center at 603 653 3460 the […]
Community Events Calendar information is gathered from multiple sources, including the town, library, local bulletins and businesses. Here are a few direct links to organizations’ full schedules:
Lyme and other local listservs
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Dartmouth-Hitchcock Aging Resource Center
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