Community Events Calendar
Location: The Nick Recreation Park
10 Trotting Track Rd, (Rt. 28)
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
Web: https://www.wolfeborofarmersmarket.com/
11:30a.m. to 2:30p.m. every Thursday.
Location: Anerson Hall at Brewster Academy
80 Academy Dr., Wolfeboro
Presented by: Wolfeboro Friends of Music
Telephone: 603-569-2151
Web: https://www.wolfeborofriendsofmusic.org/
Location: The Kalled Gallery
33 North Main St., Wolfeboro
Telephone: 603-569-3994
Web: www.thekalledgallery.com
All veterans are encouraged to march in the Parade! The Parade route is a short one, just a block and a half down Main Street. The Parade will turn left into Dockside and move to the flag pole at Dockside.
Location: Gather at Brewster Memorial Field
Next to First Congregational Church
South Main St., Wolfeboro
Time: Parade will form up at 08:45
Parade starts: 09:00
Telephone: Paul Vivian (703) 798-8978
Tom Southern (317) 432-1517 or tsouthern@aol.com.
Once again, the Kingswood Regional
High School Band in the Parade!
Location: New Hampshire Boat Museum
130 Whittier Highway, Moultonborough NH
Telephone: 603-569-4554
Web: http://www.nhbm.org/night-at-the-museum/
Presented by: The Faith in Action Committee of First Congregational Church Wolfeboro
Telephone: 603-393-4948
Location: Anerson Hall at Brewster Academy
80 Academy Dr., Wolfeboro
Presented by: Wolfeboro Friends of Music
Telephone: 603-569-2151
Web: https://www.wolfeborofriendsofmusic.org/
Location: Wolfeboro Town Hall
84 South Main St, Wolfeboro
Presented by: Wolfeboro Historical Society
Web: https://www.wolfeborohistoricalsociety.org/about-1-1
Ring in the 250th of America! Join us at the Wolfeboro Town Hall as we ring the town's bell, cast by Paul Revere's Foundry, 25 times. This date marks the day the Continental Congress declared independence from Great Britain.
4 pm SHARP!
Click HERE to view all America’s 250 celebrations in Wolfeboro
2026 Parade Theme: WE THE PEOPLE
Fourth of July Parade 10am Saturday, July 4
Location: Main Street
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
Sponsor: American Legion Post #18
Rain date: July 5 for parade and fireworks
ENTRY FORM and soon available for pick up at the Information Center, Wolfeboro Area Chamber of Commerce. 32 Central Ave, Wolfeboro 603-569-2200.
Parade day parking ban to support a safe and clear route:
7:00a.m. to noon, no parking from Clark Road on S Main St. to Old Lakeview Terrace on N Main St.
Roads closed: Main St and all adjacent side streets closed at 9:00a.m. until the parade concludes.
Municipal parking lots: 91 Center Street and Glendon Street Parking lot.
Reserved for accessible parking only: Union Street Municipal Parking Lot.
Wednesday, July 1
Opening Day of the Clark Museum. Free admission, cookies, and lemonade. 10-4 pm
Thursday, July 2
Ring in the 250th of America! Join Wolfeboro Historical Society at Wolfeboro Town Hall as we ring the town's bell, cast by Paul Revere's Foundry, 25 times. This date marks the day the Continental Congress declared independence from Great Britain. 4 pm SHARP!
Saturday, July 4:
-Reading of Declaration of Independence with American Legion Post #18, Town Hall Steps 9:30am
-Fourth of July Parade organized by American Legion Post #18 10am
-Live Music by the Cate Park Band in the Community Bandstand, Cate Park 6p.m.
-Fireworks Over Wolfeboro Bay at dusk (9:30pm ish)
Sunday, July 5th:
Wolfeboro Lions Club 6th Annual Car Show, at The Nick: 11am - 2pm (rain or shine)
Tuesday, July 7
-Model Yachting in Back Bay with NH Boat Museum 1pm .
-Unveiling of an America 250 plaque at Pickering Corner on Brewster Field S Main St, Wolfeboro. Piscataqua Fife and Drum Jr Corp. Muster 1pm, unveiling 2pm. Presented by Lake Winnipesaukee Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution
Location: The Nick Recreation Park
10 Trotting Track Rd.
Wolfeboro, NH
Telephone: 603-651-6598
Presented by: Wolfeboro Lions Club
Location: Brewster Academy
80 Academy Drive, Wolfeboro
Presented by: Joyce’s Craft Shows
Telephone: 603-387-1510
Web: www.joycescraftshows.com
Don't miss the On The Green 1 Arts & Crafts Festival to be held once again at Brewster Academy on July 10-12, Friday & Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday 10 am to 4 pm. Over 100 awesome artisans! Presented by joycescraftshows.com Info Joyce (603) 387-1510
Start time is approximate.
All movies start at dusk.
Presented by: The Children’s Center
Telephone: 603-569-1027
Web: www.thechildrenscenternh.org
Location: Brewster Academy
80 Academy Drive, Wolfeboro
Presented by: Joyce’s Craft Shows
Telephone: 603-387-1510
Web: www.joycescraftshows.com
Don't miss the On The Green 2 Arts & Crafts Festival to be held once again at Brewster Academy on Aug 7-9, Friday & Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday 10 am to 4 pm. Over 100 awesome artisans! Presented by joycescraftshows.com Info Joyce (603) 387-1510
Location: Wolfeboro Town Docks and Cate Park, adjacent to the Docks.
Presented by: Town of Wolfeboro Eonomic Development Committee
Featuring: Boats! Food! Fun! Laser Light Show!
Check back for all the details.
Presented by: The Children’s Center
Telephone: 603-569-1027
Web: www.thechildrenscenternh.org
Location: The Nick Recreation Park
10 Trotting Track Rd.
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
Presented by The Children’s Center
Location: Pop Whalen Ice & Arts Center
390 Pine Hill Rd, Wolfeboro
Telephone: 603-569-5639 ext. 192
Registration: 8:00a.m. to 10:00a.m.
Race starts: 10:30a.m
Location Start: Albee Beach
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
Location End: Wolfeboro Town Docks
at Wolfeboro Bay
Web: wolfeborolions.com
Location: 225 Governor Wentworth Highway
Mirror Lake, NH
Location: Starts at Carpenter School
102 South Main St., Wolfeboro
Telephone: 603-569-5639
Web: www.wolfeboronh.us/parks-recreation
Time: 9am Walkers | 9:15am Runners
Pre-registration Fee: Adults $25.00 | 12 & Under $20.00
Day of Registration: 8am at the event. Day of Fee: Adults $30.00 | 12 & Under $25.00
Location: The Barn at Bull Meadow
Telephone: 603-224-4093
Web: http://www.granitevna.org
Presented by Granite VNA
Stronger After 40 -A free community wellness event focused on helping people feel better through simple habits like eating real food, reducing stress, and building strength in a way that fits into everyday life
Location: First Congregational Church Wolfeboro
115 South Main Street, Wolfeboro
Telephone: 603-569-1555
Web: http://www.wolfeboroucc.org/
Location: First Congregational Church
115 South Main St, Wolfeboro
Presented by: Wolfeboro Friends of Music
Telephone: 603-569-2151
Web: https://www.wolfeborofriendsofmusic.org/
Location: Trenta
30 Middleton Rd, Wolfeboro
Time: 5:00 - 8:00p.m.
Join us for an evening of networking and delicious hors d'oeuvres at Trenta, hosted by the Wolfeboro Economic Development Committee.
Let's review past results and explore ways to learn and grow together in our town.
Free to local businesses.
Location: First Congregational Church Wolfeboro
115 South Main Street, Wolfeboro
Telephone: 603-581-4577
Web: http://www.wolfeboroucc.org/
■ Why This Matters
Across our community, people are noticing fewer bees and butterflies, fewer birds, and lakes under stress. These changes are connected—and gardens are part of the solution. Gardening is powerful medicine, but what we grow and how we grow it matters more than ever.
5–6:00 pm presentation by Tonya Albee and Bob Eaton followed by Simple Supper at 6pm in Fellowship Hall
Free • All are welcome
■ What You’ll Learn
• Why your yard and garden are crucial to saving bees, butterflies, fireflies, birds, and local food webs
• Simple steps that make a big difference for pollinators and the environment
• The best pollinator powerhouse plants—what to plant, where to plant, and where to get them
• How to reduce ticks and mosquitoes while protecting the Earth
• How healthier gardens support cleaner water, healthier lakes, and stronger communities
Location: First Congregational Church Wolfeboro
115 South Main Street, Wolfeboro
Telephone: 603-569-1555
Web: http://www.wolfeboroucc.org/
Location: Great Hall at Wolfeboro Town Hall
84 South Main St, Wolfeboro
Location: First Congregational Church
115 South Main St, Wolfeboro
Presented by: Wolfeboro Friends of Music, and Great Waters
Telephone: 603-569-2151
Web: https://www.wolfeborofriendsofmusic.org/
This annual event creates an opportunity for you to network with members of the community and hear directly from town hall.
At 5:30p.m Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will introduce some of the articles it is in favor of or against and why.
A few town employees/elected officials will then describe the impact of some articles should they pass or fail.
Location: First Congregational Church
115 South Main St, Wolfeboro
Presented by: Wolfeboro Friends of Music
Telephone: 603-569-2151
Web: https://www.wolfeborofriendsofmusic.org/
Location: In The Barn at
The Inn On Main
200 North Main St., Wolfeboro
Time: 5:30 - 8:00p.m.
Telephone: 603-569-2200
Everyone is invited!
BUY TICKETS!
Come on out for great food, fun and winter mingle!
Sponsorship Opportunity
We are also accepting gift cards for the mingle raffle!
Hosted by: Wolfeboro Community Television (WCTV)
Location: In Great Hall at Wolfeboro Town Hall
84 South Main St, Wolfeboro
Time: 7:00p.m.
Candidates are invited to meet the voters on Wednesday evening February 25, 2026 in the Great Hall at Wolfeboro’s Town Hall.
Both town of Wolfeboro candidates, Governor Wentworth Regional School District Board candidates from all district towns, and state representative candidates are invited to introduce themselves to the public and state their platform. The public is invited to attend in person from 7PM to 9PM.
WCTV will record and air the program on Breezeline Channel 25, Stream on Breezeline channel 9002, and post on the WCTV YouTube channel for you to watch, and share before the election on March 10th.
Telephone: 603-569-5639
Web: https://www.wolfeboronh.us/parks-recreation
Presented by: Wolfeboro Department of Parks & Recreation
Location: First Congregational Church
115 South Main St, Wolfeboro
Presented by: Wolfeboro Friends of Music
Telephone: 603-569-2151
Web: https://www.wolfeborofriendsofmusic.org/
The February 1 concert will open with the band "Cecilia", then an intermission, and then the second band "Christine Tassan et les Imposteures" will play for the second half of the concert.
Location: First Congregational Church
115 South Main St, Wolfeboro
Presented by: Wolfeboro Friends of Music
Telephone: 603-569-2151
Web: https://www.wolfeborofriendsofmusic.org/
The February 1 concert will open with the band "Cecilia", then an intermission, and then the second band "Christine Tassan et les Imposteures" will play for the second half of the concert.
Location: Abenaki Ski Area
390 Pine Hill Rd
Wolfeboro, NH
Telephone: 603-569-5639
Early registration is January 1 - January 15.
Wolfeboro Department of Parks and Recreation.
Presented by: Wolfeboro Garden Club
Location: All Saints Episcopal Church
258 South Main St, Wolfeboro
Telephone: 603-828-7606
Web: http://wolfeborogardenclub.org/calendar
The Wolfeboro Garden Club will host conservation biologist Chris Schadler on Tuesday, January 13 at 1:00 p.m. at All Saints Church in Wolfeboro. The program is open to the public. Schadler will discuss the eastern coyote, a uniquely Northeastern animal shaped by both western coyote ancestry and eastern wolf DNA. Her talk will explore coyote ecology, behavior, and what coexistence with wildlife means in our region. The program will also touch on the possible return of the eastern wolf and how people, coyotes, and wolves may share the landscape. Refreshments will be served following the meeting, offering time for conversation and connection. Community members interested in learning more about the Wolfeboro Garden Club are encouraged to attend. The club is a welcoming, apolitical organization focused on caring for Wolfeboro’s ten town gardens, supporting local scholarships, and fostering appreciation for the natural world. No gardening experience is required—just an interest in nature and community.
Telephone: 603-569-5639
Location: Pop Whalen Ice and Arts Arena
390 Pine Hill Rd, Wolfeboro
Presented by: Back Bay Hockey Association
Web: https://www.backbayhockey.com/
