Showing posts with label Christams Info. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christams Info. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

White Mountains Holiday Happenings Part 2

This is part 2 of events going on in and around the Lincoln Woodstock Area from mid-November to Christmas 2012.  Click here for part 1.

Cut your own Christmas Tree at The Rocks Estate.

Christmas Tree Farm

We invite you to join us at The Rocks Estate this holiday season to select a perfect tree from our farm. The Rocks has been described as a modern day Norman Rockwell Christmas scene, complete with the jingling bells of our horse-drawn wagon rides and marshmallows roasted to golden at our fire pit.
Guests may shop for gifts in our marketplace or online at www.therocksgiftshop.com.

Harvest Your Own Christmas Tree

The Rocks Estate Christmas Tree FarmRow upon neat row of perfectly shaped and scented fir trees grow in the fields at The Rocks Estate, and visitors may wander the farm in search of their special tree. You may choose and cut your Christmas tree, or have a member of The Rocks staff harvest the tree. As your tree is baled for easy transportation and loaded on your vehicle, enjoy the holiday ambience that permeates the scene at The Rocks - from warm food and hot drinks to Christmas carols and a walk along our Scrapbook Trail.
At The Rocks, we take pride in our holiday offerings:
  • A family atmosphere.
  • Top quality trees.
  • Courteous service - from help cutting and transporting your tree to tying it on your vehicle.
  • Free horse-drawn wagon rides, reserved for package customers until Sunday at 2 p.m.
  • Free tree wrapping.
  • Uniquely designed wreaths.
  • Scenic turn-of-the-century country estate.
  • The knowledge that you are helping to support conservation education in the Granite State.
  • A Christmas Memory Package (LINK) that will create lasting memories and start a great tradition for your family and friends.

Hours:

Saturday before Thanksgiving until December 24th
Open every day 10 am - 4:30 pm
Sunday Afternoons 2 - 4:00 pm is Locals Day. Discounts on Trees for Local Residents!




Christmastime at Santa's Village


Christmastime is "the most wonderful time of the year" -- especially at Santa's Village.

Santa greets every child, and listens ever so attentively to all the wishes and wants of the season. Mrs. Claus joins in on the hospitality and offers some warm wassail for all their guests. If you visit, be sure to stay 'til after dark when the beautiful lighting throughout the park displays a sense of well-being and warmth on those cooler nights. Dress warmly as it gets snuggly cold on the Skyway Sleigh Monorail or the Merry Christmas Ferris Wheel. Yes, 14 rides are operating and the festivities are all geared to Christmas. Below is a list of rides that will be open (weather permitting):
  • Skyway Sleigh Monorail
  • Antique Cars
  • Santa's Express Train
  • Pixie Mix
  • Christmas Carousel
  • Loopin' Louie's Flying School
  • The Great Humbug Adventure
  • Santa's Smackers (Bumper Cars)
  • Merry Christmas Ferris Wheel
  • The L'il Drummer Boy
  • Himalaya
  • SS Peppermint Twist
  • Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree
  • Santa's Chimney Drop
  • The Fire Brigade
  • Rudy's Rapid Transit Coaster (open only if the temperature is 32 or above)
As we celebrate our 59th season, we are very proud of our newer 3-D show entitled "A Tinkerdoodle Christmas." It will leave you laughing at the antics of L. Fastidious Tinkerdoodle as he prepares Santa for his yearly journey on Christmas Eve.
Shops are open too for the Christmas shoppers. A special holiday spirit is in the air. It's truly Christmas...
Train
Christmastime 2012
Come see some Special Shows, great Yuletide Festivities, and meet Santa and Mrs. Claus! Be sure to dress warmly, it's cold in Northern New Hampshire at Christmastime.

CHRISTMASTIME HOURS OF OPERATION

Saturday, November 17th11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday*, November 18th11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday and Saturday, November 23th & 24th11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday*, November 25th11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
December Saturdays 'til the 22nd11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
December Sundays* 'til the 16th11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
*Sundays have the lightest crowds
Christmastime Admission - $27.00 per person (children ages 3 and younger are always admitted free) Tickets can be purchased by clicking here.
Come see some Special Shows, great Yuletide Festivities, and meet Santa and Mrs. Claus! Be sure to dress warmly, it's cold in Northern New Hampshire at Christmastime.





Saturday, December 24, 2011

Restaurants Open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (This will be updated as I receive more information.)


Tony's Italian Grille & Pub  
3674 Route 3  Woodstock/Thornton Line (603)745-3133 Take I-93 South to Exit 30
They will be offering food until 9pm On Christmas Eve.  Closed on Christmas Day


Brittany's Restaurant and CJ's Penalty Box located in the Kanc Motor Lodge (603)745-4899  11 Pollard Rd Lincoln. 
This week we WILL be open Friday and Christmas Eve from 5 to 8 in Brittany's and 4 to 11 for CJ's,,,, Closed ALL day Christmas Happy Holidays


Seasons Restaurants @ Mountain Club on Loon
Christmas Day from 3:00pm to 7:00pm   Reservations Requested  (603)745-2244
Plated Dinner Adults $26.95  Teen 13-17 $10.95, Kids 5-12 $6.95  Age 60+ $14.95  Kids under age 4 are free.



Woodstock Inn And Brewery
PH- 603-745-3951
Open till 3pm on Christmas EveClosed on Christmas


Truants TavernPH- 745-2239
Open on Christmas Eve 11:30am - 7:00pm
Open Christmas 5:00pm-9:00pm



Hamburger HeavenPH- 745-3444
Open on Christmas Eve 11:30am -4:00pm
Closed Christmas Day





Chieng Gardens(Chinese)
Main St
Lincoln, NH 03251
(603)745-8612
Open Regular Hours Christmas Eve and Christmas Day


Imperial Palace (Chinese/Japanese/Sushi)
Main St.
North Woodstock
(603)745-2388
Open Regular Hours Christmas Eve and Christmas Day



Bethlehem/Franconia/Sugar Hill Area
Adair Country Inn
80 Guider Lane
Bethlehem, New Hampshire 03574
603-444-2600
Christmas Eve Dinner: Enjoy a traditional Christmas Eve four-course dinner in our fireplace dining room, creating a warm and relaxing atmosphere. Reservations required serving 5:00-9:00pm, $58 per person (plus NH tax and gratuity)
Christmas Day Dinner Buffet: Relax and get in the holiday spirit during Cocktail Hour starting at 4:00pm served with delicious appetizers. Sit down and indulge in a well prepared buffet at 5:00pm. Starting at 6:30pm after dinner enjoy a festive Chocolate Extravaganza which will include a chocolate fountain and much more! Reservations required. $45 per person (plus NH tax and gratuity)






North Conway/Jackson Area

Stonehurst Manor
3351 White Mountain Highway
North Conway, NH
603-356-3113
Christmas Eve 5:30 until 8:00 pm
Christmas Dinner from 4:00 pm until 8:00




Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Common Man Christmas Week Hours




The Common Man Restaurant in Lincoln, NH has announced special hours starting December 26, 2011.  



During the December holiday break, we will have expanded hours from December 26 through January 1. We'll be serving lunch daily from noon - 3 p.m. and dinner nightly from 4:30 - 9:30 p.m. Our grill and lounge will be open from 3 - 11 p.m. Sunday-Thursday that week and from 3 p.m. - midnight on Friday & Saturday.


Spend New Year's Eve with us! Welcoming you in our dining room from 4 - 9:30 p.m. and in our grill and lounge from 3 p.m. - 1 a.m.


The Common Man Lincoln is located at 10 Pollard Road, Lincoln, NH, exit 32 off of Interstate 93, and can be reached at (603) 745-DINE (3463)

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Parade of Trees in Lincoln, NH




November 26 - December 19, 2011

View these beautiful trees, and win some amazing gifts this holiday season.
Visit Lincoln Woodstock this holiday season and you could win big! Throughout the region, businesses adorn their Christmas Trees with amazing decorations and gifts... that you can win. Get a map of the tree locations, go see the tree, and purchase your raffle ticket to win some great gifts. Every tree is decorated with gifts valued over $100.
Enter to win!
Enter the raffle and you could win one or more of these amazing displays. Raffle tickets are available online at www.LincolnWoodstock.com, at each tree location, and at the Lincoln Village Shops Chamber Office. Each tree is filled with gifts and surprises from local businesses and organizations.

Click here for a map of where the trees are located.

Cut your own Christmas Tree in the White Mountain National Forest




White Mountain National Forest Christmas Trees
Campton, NH - Cutting your own Christmas tree can be an enjoyable adventure for the
entire family. This year you may want to plan a visit to your National Forest!Bundle up,
make a lunch, bring your handsaw or ax and look for that special tree. You will need a
permit, sharp saw, thermos of cocoa and a little patience.

A Christmas tree permit can be purchased for $5 from the White Mountain National
Forest. Offices are located in Campton, Lincoln, Gorham and Conway NH. A reminder
that the Androscoggin Ranger Station in Gorham, NH is offering limited services due to
building maintenance and is closed on the weekend. The Saco Ranger District in
Conway, NH is also now closed on weekends. Please plan ahead for any informational
needs and permits. For more information about the White Mountain National Forest,
office hours, and recreation opportunities - including recreation and road closures due to
storm damage - visit www.fs.fed.us/r9/white.

Several different types of evergreen grow in the White Mountain National Forest. Many
people prefer the balsam fir because of fragrance and needle retention. Others prefer
the spruce because of the fullness of the branches and the classic shape. Keep in mind
that a wild tree may not have the perfect appearance of a commercial tree. Be
prepared to do some real searching. Somewhere out there is your ideal Christmas tree!

Please remember:
• Trees are for personal use only, not for resale. Each family may cut one tree
per permit.
• Use only hand tools to cut Christmas trees. Chainsaws are not permitted.
• Make sure you are on National Forest land. Respect the rights of landowners
when crossing private property.
• Do not cut trees in or near campgrounds, picnic areas, Experimental Forests,
Wilderness, timber sale areas, or within 100' of a state highway. When you purchase
the permit ask if there are any known "off limit" areas.
• Do not cut trees larger than 8" in diameter at chest height. Pack down limb piles
low enough so they are within 2' of the ground. Scatter limbs and wood at least 25 feet
away from roads, streams, hiking trails, and property boundaries.
• Cut your tree so remaining stumps will be less than 10" in height.
• Attach your tree tag after cutting and before transporting your tree.
Be prepared for winter -- dress appropriately in warm clothing, and make your day a
safe one!