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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Ghosts on the Banke. Friday and Saturday, October 30–31 5:30pm-8:00 pm
Friday and Saturday, October 30–31 Come and meet the Ghosts on the Banke at Strawbery Banke’s famous Halloween celebration. Long-dead sea captains, 17th century shopkeepers and wayward pirates haunt the streets of Portsmouth’s oldest neighborhood as you trick or treat safely from house to historic house. Activities include: Tickets are $6.00 per person. Tickets can be purchased on the night of the event or you can purchase your tickets online by clicking here (please print your email confirmation and bring it with you to the museum as this is your ticket. No physical tickets will be mailed). Online tickets will be available until 4:30pm each night. After 4:30pm, please visit us at the museum to purchase your tickets for the evening.Ghosts on the Banke 
5:30pm-8:00 pm
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Families First Announces November Programs
At the Community Campus in Portsmouth · How to Talk to Your Kids, Tuesdays, Nov. 3-17, 6 p.m. · Protecting Your Child from Bullying, Nov. 10, 6 p.m. · Keeping the ‘Happy’ in Holidays, Nov. 12 at 9:30 a.m. OR Nov. 24 at 6 p.m. · Grandparenting, Wednesdays, Oct. 28 through Nov. 18, 9:30 a.m. · Mother-to-Mother: A Postpartum Adjustment Group. Tuesdays, weekly. Call Liz at 207-363-1379 (press 2) for details. · Parent Recharge, first and third Thursday each month, 9:30 a.m. · Toddler Playtime, Mondays, weekly at 9:30 a.m. Drop-ins OK. $5 fee. · Babytime, Tuesdays, weekly at 10 a.m. Drop-ins OK. · Preschool Playtime, Fridays, weekly at 9:30 a.m. Drop-ins OK. $5 fee. · Make It and Take It, craftmaking for parents and kids, Tuesdays, weekly at noon. In Seabrook · Parenting Class Series, Thursdays, weekly at 6 p.m. at Seacoast Youth Services. October 28 through Nov. 11: Who’s In Charge in Your Home? Nov. 18: Having the Best Holidays without Going Broke · Parent Recharge, Tuesdays, weekly, at 9:30 at Seabrook Community Center In Hampton · Family Morning Out, Wednesdays, weekly at 9:30 a.m. at Hobbs House, Trinity Church. In Raymond · Parenting Class Series, Wednesdays, weekly at 6 p.m. at Raymond Baptist Church. October 29 through Nov. 12: Who’s In Charge in Your Home? Nov. 19: Having the Best Holidays without Going Broke In Epping · Family Morning Out, Thursdays, weekly at 9:30 a.m. at Epping Recreation Center. In Exeter · Living With Teens and Preteens, third Wednesday of the month, 6:30 p.m. at New Outlook Teen Center. November 18:Don’t Get Blindsided by Alcohol and Drugs Learn more about these programs — as well as Families First’s affordable primary, prenatal and oral health care services — atwww.FamiliesFirstSeacoast.org. To receive program listings by e-mail each month, click “Read/subscribe” link at bottom of the home page.
PORTSMOUTH – All parents and children are welcome at the parenting classes, playgroups and other programs that Families First Health and Support Center will offer in November. All programs are free of charge unless otherwise noted, and all include free child care, with dinner for kids during evening programs. Advance signup is needed for all programs (unless “Drop-ins OK” is noted), and is always needed for child care. Call 603-422-8208 ext. 2.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Free Mom & Baby Wellness Sampler Event to be held at Yoga East in Portsmouth
Attention new moms and moms-to-be! The 3rd annual Seacoast Mom & Baby Wellness Sampler will be held on Friday, November 20th from 1 – 3pm at Yoga East Yoga Studio in Portsmouth, NH.
Come learn about natural approaches to family wellness. Chat with local business owners about products, services and issues that are important to you and your growing family. Enjoy the serenity of Yoga East's beautiful studio while meeting other like- minded parents at the same stage of parenthood. The afternoon will be filled with product demos, free screenings, information gathering, meet-n-greet, free samples & gifts, refreshments, and a drawing for amazing raffle items and gift certificates provided by the featured vendors and others. Vendors include The Dinner Goddess, Gypsy Mama, Slings & Baby Things, La Leche League, NYK Organics, Seacoast Doula Group, Gymboree, Stroller Strides, Cardea Chiropractic, Beth Devlin, ND, Essentia Botanica, Coastal CPR, Heartful Birth, Tracy Miller/Nutrition Counselor, Safe Steps Childproofing, and many more. First 40 moms will receive a free gift from the New Mother’s Resource Guide.
Lisa Flynn is Founder of ChildLight Yoga and creator and co-sponsor of the event. “In addition to providing information about our yoga-based programs for babies and children, we are happy to be able to include over 25 other wellness-related vendors and business representatives this year. And of course, we are excited to announce Stonyfield Farm, the maker of YoBaby, as our corporate sponsor for the 2009 event. Stonyfield is a perfect fit for the event’s focus on natural health and new families.” “We are thrilled to be part of the Mom & Baby Wellness Sampler and to be able to share with Seacoast moms our newest arrival, YoBaby Meals,” says Jeff Pillet-Shore, Brand Manager for Stonyfield Farm. “YoBaby Meals offers a delicious 3-in-1 combination of yogurt + fruit + veggies in one convenient cup, making it easy to feed your baby or toddler a nutritious, organic meal.”
ChildLight Yoga was founded to encourage an early practice of yoga and relaxation, providing children with a foundation for life-long wellness - body, mind and spirit. The company provides yoga programs for babies, toddlers, families and children, as well as teacher trainings & workshops held nationwide. Its mission is to spread the amazing gifts of yoga, mindfulness and relaxation to all children everywhere. Please visit www.childlightyoga.com for more information.
Stonyfield Farm, the maker of YoBaby, has spent the past 26 years supporting healthy food, healthy people, and a healthy planet. As the world's leading organic yogurt company, Stonyfield's certified organic yogurt, smoothies, milk, cultured soy, frozen yogurt and ice cream are distributed nationally, and 10 percent of profits support initiatives that protect and restore the Earth.
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