Join AIM at OTTO Pizza

Join AIM at OTTO Pizza

darkened restaurant exterior with lit sign that reads OTTO

Date: Monday, December 18
Time: 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Location: OTTO Pizza, 33 Water St, Exeter, NH

Join us at OTTO Pizza for an AIM fundraiser.  We will be there to catch you up on AIM, and find out how your December is going. 10% of all food sales that evening will benefit AIM.

Have a slice for a good cause!

About American Independence Museum

Located in Exeter, NH, the American Independence Museum features a rare collection of historic artifacts that shed light on the Revolutionary War. Examples of popular items in our exhibits include a dragoon pistol, brown bess musket, and 18th century powder horn. Many of our programs offer insight into civic duties, civic engagement and civic responsibility, while we also feature a variety of things to do in NH, such as camps for kids, festivals, summer festival, reenactments, and homeschool programs. Perfect for a day trip or weekend trips, we believe in inclusivity and inclusive history and the spirit behind the phrase, ‘we the people’.

Creative Aging Discovery Session

Creative Aging Discovery Session

Older adults at AIM

Date: Thursday, October 19
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Location: Virtual

If you are an older adult, we invite you to a 60-minute Zoom session as part of our Creative Aging Advisory Group. At this informal session, we want to hear from you regarding the kinds of programs you want to see not just here at AIM, but in your community.

Free memberships will be given to all attendees!

About American Independence Museum

Located in Exeter, NH, the American Independence Museum features a rare collection of historic artifacts that shed light on the Revolutionary War. Examples of popular items in our exhibits include a dragoon pistol, brown bess musket, and 18th century powder horn. Many of our programs offer insight into civic duties, civic engagement and civic responsibility, while we also feature a variety of things to do in NH, such as camps for kids, festivals, summer festival, reenactments, and homeschool programs. Perfect for a day trip or weekend trips, we believe in inclusivity and inclusive history and the spirit behind the phrase, ‘we the people’.

Folsom Tavern Open House

Folsom Tavern Open House

Folsom Tavern Open House. Saturday, June 28 and July 3. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Members: Free
Non-Members: $5

Tickets available at the door.

The Folsom Tavern is open for self-guided tours on Saturday, June 28 and July 3.

The Tavern will be open from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. with the last entry available at 2 p.m.

Tickets for Saturday, June 28 include admission to our Family Friendly Saturday: Our Waterways Program.

Folsom Tavern Open House

Folsom Tavern Open House

Folsom Tavern Open House. Saturday, June 28 and July 3. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Members: Free
Non-Members: $5

Tickets available at the door.

The Folsom Tavern is open for self-guided tours on Saturday, June 28 and July 3.

The Tavern will be open from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. with the last entry available at 2 p.m.

Tickets for Saturday, June 28 include admission to our Family Friendly Saturday: Our Waterways Program.

Concert: Theo Martey and the Akwaaba Ensemble

Concert: Theo Martey and the Akwaaba Ensemble

End the Festival Day with an outdoor concert featuring master percussionist, dancer, and teacher, Theophilus Nii Martey. Originally from Ghana, West Africa and now living in Manchester, NH, Theo is a master of West African drumming and dance, a heritage that has many subtle variations in rhythmic patterns, dance styles, and costumes all specific to a wide diversity of tribal groups from the region. Theo started his drumming and dancing studies in Bukom Accra, Ghana at the age of 6, working under the wing of master drummers and dancers. As a young man, he journeyed to London, England and Australia where he studied with other master artists. Since moving to Manchester, he has founded the Akwaaba Drum and Dance Ensemble. The Akwaaba Ensemble’s energetic and engaging performances are a reflection of their name, which means ‘welcome’ in the Twi language of Ghana. They bring West African drumming and dance to vivid life, holding sway with the rich and subtle rhythmic patterns and styles specific to different tribal groups of West Africa.

This free concert is presented through sponsorship from Riverwoods Exeter.

*Visitors who are above the age of 2 and are vaccinated are no longer required to wear a mask outdoors. Following the CDC and NH DHHS guidelines, masks are required indoors at all times.

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