Upcoming Events
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603Forward - Fed Up & Fired Up
Join 603Forward for their North Country Advocacy Summit on Sunday, May 17th from 11am-3pm at Mount Cabot’s Mead Hill in Lancaster, NH. The event will be focussed on turning frustration with the political climate into action and advocacy. Lunch and childcare will be provided.
603Forward is a non-profit focused on building leadership in New Hampshire Politics. More information can be found on their website: https://www.603forward.org/
Please click here to RSVP on their website.
Mead Hill is located at 83 Rowell Rd, Lancaster, NH 03584.
This event is not hosted or sponsored by the New Hampshire Democratic Party or by any of its Town Committees.
New NH Voting Laws, Explanation and Discussion
Join the Women Who Vote and Open Democracy for an evening with Olivia Zink, the executive director of Open Democracy, on Monday, May 18th at 6:30 pm at the Moultonborough Public Library. She will be giving a presentation about the recent changes in NH voting laws and about how non-partisan organizations are advocating to protect voting rights in New Hampshire.
Doors open at 6pm, the event will begin at 6:30. The event will be at the Moultonborough Public Library which is located at 4 Holland Street, Moultonborough, NH, 03254. More information on Open Democracy can be found on their website: https://www.opendemocracynh.org .
This event is not hosted or sponsored by the New Hampshire Democratic Party or by any of it’s Town Committees.
Civics Refresh Series: NH State Departments of Education and Environment
WHO ARE WE?
Civics Refresh is a non-politically affiliated group of citizens from Sandwich, NH, whose aim is to engage others in learning how government is structured and functions.
WHY
Our mission is to revitalize civic awareness and engage voters within our community by providing education on governmental functions, fostering effective listening skills, and promoting constructive conversations.
The Civics Refresh classes will highlight the roles and responsibilities of a respectful and knowledgeable citizenry.
We emphasize the importance of non-partisan dialogue by supporting the electorate in developing well-informed values and practices.
CLASS TOPICS
Jan. 21 – NH Town Meeting
Feb. 18 – NH County Govt.
March 18 – Citizens Legislature – NH General Court
April 15 – NH Executive and Judicial Branches
May 20 – NH State Departments of Education and Environment
June 20 – Civic Awareness and Engagement
Civics Refresh Series: Civic Awareness and Engagement
WHO ARE WE?
Civics Refresh is a non-politically affiliated group of citizens from Sandwich, NH, whose aim is to engage others in learning how government is structured and functions.
WHY
Our mission is to revitalize civic awareness and engage voters within our community by providing education on governmental functions, fostering effective listening skills, and promoting constructive conversations.
The Civics Refresh classes will highlight the roles and responsibilities of a respectful and knowledgeable citizenry.
We emphasize the importance of non-partisan dialogue by supporting the electorate in developing well-informed values and practices.
CLASS TOPICS
Jan. 21 – NH Town Meeting
Feb. 18 – NH County Govt.
March 18 – Citizens Legislature – NH General Court
April 15 – NH Executive and Judicial Branches
May 20 – NH State Departments of Education and Environment
June 20 – Civic Awareness and Engagement
Canvassing 101
Join the Conway and Jackson Democratic Committees for information on joining Canvass 1000, on Tuesday, May 12th at 6:00pm at the North Conway Pope Memorial Library.
Canvass 1000 is a non-partisan group in the Mount Washington Valley that is working to connect with 1000 voters ahead of election season. They are training volunteers to knock doors and ask open-ended questions to learn more about what our neighbors need and want from their elected officials and to use this to inform future candidates. Even if you don’t see yourself door-knocking ahead of this election, please consider attending to learn more about the project, other ways to help (like driving), and to spread the word.
Please click here to RSVP via email as soon as possible.
North Conway Pope Memorial Library is located at 2719 White Mountain Hwy, North Conway, NH, 03860.
Democracy on Tap - Maura Sullivan
Join the Conway Democratic Committee for Democracy on Tap, their monthly meeting at Cheese Louise in North Conway on May 6th. The event begins at 6:00 and will run until around 7:30pm. Cheese Louise is located at 2686 S. Main Street, North Conway, NH 03860.
This month, the Conway Democratic Committee will be hosting candidate Maura Sullivan, who will be answering questions from voters. Maura Sullivan is running to represent Congressional District 1 in the House of Representatives. More information can be found on her website: https://maurafornh.com
Click here to RSVP via mobilize and for more information.
This communication does not imply an endorsement or favoritism of any kind by Carroll County Democratic Committee or by any CC Town Democratic Group to any Democratic candidates actively engaged in competitive primary contests.
Meet the Candidates - Pittman & Randolph
Join the Moultonborough Democrats for an evening with candidates Bryan Randolph (Dist. 3, NH State Rep) and Jim Pittman (Dist. 8, NH State Rep) for discussion and light refreshments on Wednesday, May 6th.
Click here to RSVP via email and to see the event’s address.
Bryan Randolph is running to represent District 3 in the NH House of Representatives. District 3 includes the towns of Moultonborough, Madison and Tamworth. More information can be found on his website: https://www.bryan4nh.com .
Jim Pittman is running to represent District 8 in the NH House of Representatives. District 8 is a floterial district and includes the towns of Brookefield, Eaton, Effingham, Freedom, Madison, Moultonborough, Tamworth and Wakefield. More information can be found on his website: https://www.jimpittman4nh.com .
Civics Refresh Series: NH Executive and Judicial Branches
WHO ARE WE?
Civics Refresh is a non-politically affiliated group of citizens from Sandwich, NH, whose aim is to engage others in learning how government is structured and functions.
WHY
Our mission is to revitalize civic awareness and engage voters within our community by providing education on governmental functions, fostering effective listening skills, and promoting constructive conversations.
The Civics Refresh classes will highlight the roles and responsibilities of a respectful and knowledgeable citizenry.
We emphasize the importance of non-partisan dialogue by supporting the electorate in developing well-informed values and practices.
CLASS TOPICS
Jan. 21 – NH Town Meeting
Feb. 18 – NH County Govt.
March 18 – Citizens Legislature – NH General Court
April 15 – NH Executive and Judicial Branches
May 20 – NH State Departments of Education and Environment
June 20 – Civic Awareness and Engagement
Civics Refresh Series: Citizens Legislature – NH General Court
WHO ARE WE?
Civics Refresh is a non-politically affiliated group of citizens from Sandwich, NH, whose aim is to engage others in learning how government is structured and functions.
WHY
Our mission is to revitalize civic awareness and engage voters within our community by providing education on governmental functions, fostering effective listening skills, and promoting constructive conversations.
The Civics Refresh classes will highlight the roles and responsibilities of a respectful and knowledgeable citizenry.
We emphasize the importance of non-partisan dialogue by supporting the electorate in developing well-informed values and practices.
CLASS TOPICS
Jan. 21 – NH Town Meeting
Feb. 18 – NH County Govt.
March 18 – Citizens Legislature – NH General Court
April 15 – NH Executive and Judicial Branches
May 20 – NH State Departments of Education and Environment
June 20 – Civic Awareness and Engagement
Wolfeboro Rally (Every Saturday)
As always, we will be rallying every Saturday on Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro, NH (The junction of Main and Center streets). Please invite a friend or neighbor to join us. This isn’t Dem vs Republican anymore. It’s The people vs the oligarchy. Do we want to be ruled or governed?
Support the rule of law and our constitution. Express your rights to freely gather and to free speech. Come early and stay late, but definitely be there from 12-1pm if possible.
The Granite Firewall: Protecting Democracy at the State Level
The Granite Firewall: Protecting Democracy at the State level. We will be hosting a second Moultonborough Dems offering this month on Thursday, Feb 26th. Come hear Len Witt, Professor emeritus of Journalism, discuss what you can do to help protect our democracy. It takes all of us! Doors open at 6PM. Program starts at 6:30 in the Moultonborough Library.
Wolfeboro Rally (Every Saturday)
As always, we will be rallying every Saturday on Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro, NH (The junction of Main and Center streets). Please invite a friend or neighbor to join us. This isn’t Dem vs Republican anymore. It’s The people vs the oligarchy. Do we want to be ruled or governed?
Support the rule of law and our constitution. Express your rights to freely gather and to free speech. Come early and stay late, but definitely be there from 12-1pm if possible.
Civics Refresh Series: NH County Govt.
WHO ARE WE?
Civics Refresh is a non-politically affiliated group of citizens from Sandwich, NH, whose aim is to engage others in learning how government is structured and functions.
WHY
Our mission is to revitalize civic awareness and engage voters within our community by providing education on governmental functions, fostering effective listening skills, and promoting constructive conversations.
The Civics Refresh classes will highlight the roles and responsibilities of a respectful and knowledgeable citizenry.
We emphasize the importance of non-partisan dialogue by supporting the electorate in developing well-informed values and practices.
CLASS TOPICS
Jan. 21 – NH Town Meeting
Feb. 18 – NH County Govt.
March 18 – Citizens Legislature – NH General Court
April 15 – NH Executive and Judicial Branches
May 20 – NH State Departments of Education and Environment
June 20 – Civic Awareness and Engagement
Wolfeboro Rally (Every Saturday)
As always, we will be rallying every Saturday on Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro, NH (The junction of Main and Center streets). Please invite a friend or neighbor to join us. This isn’t Dem vs Republican anymore. It’s The people vs the oligarchy. Do we want to be ruled or governed?
Support the rule of law and our constitution. Express your rights to freely gather and to free speech. Come early and stay late, but definitely be there from 12-1pm if possible.
Using AI To Run a Smarter Campaign
Our February program is by invitation only. So…would you like an invitation?
Our February program is a Saturday morning workshop entitled “Using AI To Run a Smarter Campaign”. Bill Gassman, Moultonborough computer specialist and artificial intelligence guru, will be leading the workshop. If you are able and willing to put in some time and work to help elect Democrats in the D3 and D8 districts this year, we’d love for you to join us! To register, contact Cornelia by responding to this email or contact her via PrincessCornelia@yahoo.com. This is by invitation only so please register – no drop ins. This will be a pivotal event for ultimate election success. Moultonborough library, Saturday February 14th from 09:30 to 12 noon. Donuts and coffee provided.
Wolfeboro Rally (Every Saturday)
As always, we will be rallying every Saturday on Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro, NH (The junction of Main and Center streets). Please invite a friend or neighbor to join us. This isn’t Dem vs Republican anymore. It’s The people vs the oligarchy. Do we want to be ruled or governed?
Support the rule of law and our constitution. Express your rights to freely gather and to free speech. Come early and stay late, but definitely be there from 12-1pm if possible.
Democracy on Tap: Candidate Recruitment
Join us at Cheese Louise! Come early to order food and beverages.
Wolfeboro Rally (Every Saturday)
As always, we will be rallying every Saturday on Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro, NH (The junction of Main and Center streets). Please invite a friend or neighbor to join us. This isn’t Dem vs Republican anymore. It’s The people vs the oligarchy. Do we want to be ruled or governed?
Support the rule of law and our constitution. Express your rights to freely gather and to free speech. Come early and stay late, but definitely be there from 12-1pm if possible.
Wolfeboro Rally (Every Saturday)
As always, we will be rallying every Saturday on Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro, NH (The junction of Main and Center streets). Please invite a friend or neighbor to join us. This isn’t Dem vs Republican anymore. It’s The people vs the oligarchy. Do we want to be ruled or governed?
Support the rule of law and our constitution. Express your rights to freely gather and to free speech. Come early and stay late, but definitely be there from 12-1pm if possible.
Wolfeboro Rally (Every Saturday)
As always, we will be rallying every Saturday on Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro, NH (The junction of Main and Center streets). Please invite a friend or neighbor to join us. This isn’t Dem vs Republican anymore. It’s The people vs the oligarchy. Do we want to be ruled or governed?
Support the rule of law and our constitution. Express your rights to freely gather and to free speech. Come early and stay late, but definitely be there from 12-1pm if possible.
Community Conversation: Can Democracy Survive Social Media
Community Conversation
Can Democracy Survive Social Media?
Join us for a discussion on how online misinformation, surveillance, and digital polarization are shaping our democracy. Together, we’ll explore how communities can reclaim space for real, offline connection.
Saturday, January 17
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Wolfeboro Public Library
259 S Main Street · Wolfeboro, NH
hosted by Carleigh Beriont
Parent | Educator
Offline Candidate for Congress
New Hampshire’s 1st District
CARLEIGH BERIONT for Congress
COFFEE & CRAFT CORNER for Kids
Democracy on Tap
I am excited to have our first Democracy On Tap event for 2026! This is also the date of our first ever Democracy On Tap which was held on January 13th, 2025.
I can think of no better way to commemorate the first anniversary than to hold a benefit for an organization that helps folks in our community: The Way Station.
Credit for the idea goes to Representatives Anita Burroughs and Steve Woodcock.
Here are some details you need to know:
The purpose behind the cookie swap is to help raise money for the Way Station, which assists homeless people and families in the valley.
The cookie swap was envisioned as a way to get people to come to a fun event. Those who wish to do so, can bring a batch of cookies. Then, the attendees each get a bag/container to take a few cookies from each batch.
We would also be soliciting $40 gift cards, ideally from Market Basket, to enable Way Station clients to buy food and get out of the cold to get coffee or a cup of hot soup. Checks would also be accepted...they can specify that the check is for gift cards, or for the general fund.
The fun starts at 6pm! Please arrive early with your treats and to grab food and beverage.
Looking forward to seeing you soon!
Celebrating Democracy
Celebrating Democracy - 250 Years and Beyond!. The Jackson Public Library and the Whitney Community Center are partnering to launch a special 2026 series: Celebrating Democracy – 250 Years and Beyond! The first program in the series is Why Democracy? on Sunday, January 11th, from 4:00–5:30 pm at the Whitney Community Center.
Why Democracy? Democracy is often treated as an unquestioned good—the one political principle on which people across the ideological spectrum can agree. Yet its value has been challenged repeatedly throughout history. To understand democracy’s place in the modern world, it is essential to examine the arguments on which it rests. This involves clarifying what democracy is, considering why influential thinkers—both historical and contemporary—have distrusted it, and exploring the strongest contemporary defenses of democratic governance. This program is presented by Dr. Josh Duclos the 1923 Chair of Humanities at St. Paul’s School in Concord, NH and hosted by the Friends of the Jackson Public Library and the Friends of the Whitney Community Center as part of the Celebrate Democracy 250 Years and Beyond! series, is FREE, and runs Sunday, January 11th from 4-5:30 pm at the Whitney Community Center. No Limit. Not required, but to help us better plan Click Here to sign up.
Wolfeboro Rally (Every Saturday)
As always, we will be rallying every Saturday on Pickering Corner in Wolfeboro, NH (The junction of Main and Center streets). Please invite a friend or neighbor to join us. This isn’t Dem vs Republican anymore. It’s The people vs the oligarchy. Do we want to be ruled or governed?
Support the rule of law and our constitution. Express your rights to freely gather and to free speech. Come early and stay late, but definitely be there from 12-1pm if possible.
Ice Out of Merrimack
ICE OUT OF MERRIMACK
THURS. JAN. 8 @ 7PM
Trump’s administration is eyeing Merrimack as a new location for an ICE-controlled warehouse, to detain immigrants.
As NH residents, we cannot let this happen.
To speed up deportations, the Trump administration plans to hold 80,000 immigrants in warehouses across the country, including in Merrimack, NH according to a story published Wednesday in the Washington Post.
by Nancy West, InDepthNH.org
December 25, 2025
Join us at Merrimack Town Council’s next meeting, to show your opposition.
The meeting will be held in the Matthew Thornton Room at Merrimack Town Hall,
6 Baboosic Lake Road, Merrimack, NH.
Understanding the New Hampshire Economy
Come hear our friends from ‘Our Economy, Our Future NH’ make sense of the New Hampshire state budget and the economic forecast. “Understanding NH’s Economy and the Path Ahead” is sure to be an eye-opener. Wednesday, January 7th in the Moultonborough Library. Doors open at 6PM and the program begins at 6:30PM.