GHSS JULY ADVENTURES!

HERE IS THE SCHEDULE OF BUS TRIPS THAT GREATER HILLSBOROUGH SENIOR SERVICES HAS ORGANIZED FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT IN JULY!

There is a lot of music, some antique cars. baseball and, well 

THE GOOD OLE' SUMMER TIME!

GET ON BOARD THE BUS!

Unless otherwise stated all trips will leave from the UPPER PARKING LOT at Shaw’s Supermarket, Hillsborough

You MUST call Marie Mogavero to be put on the list for each trip    Phone numbers HOME 464-4726 CELL 724-5272 

July 2 Washington (NH) Flea Market & Pie Sale, $2.00/person, leave Shaw's 8:30 am, return 2:00 pm

July 5 Henniker 39^thARMY BAND. Celebrate our nation's birthday, $2.00/person, leave Shaw's 6:15 pm, return 9:00 pm. Music starts at 7 pm @ Robinson Bandstand, Community Park  Bring a Chair    If rain move to Community Center

July 7 Fisher Cats Game in Manchester, $15.00/person, leave Shaw's  5:30 pm, return time uncertain

July 7, 8, 9 10 GHSS at the Annual Hillsborough Balloon Fest   Major GHSS BUS Fundraiser/Raffle

July 11 Washington (NH) Tankards to Teapots, $2.00/person, leave Shaw's 5:15 pm, return 9:00 pm. includes  Camp Morgan Pot Luck 6 to 7P.M. Business meeting 7 to 7:30, Program 7:30 to 8:30P.M. (Wash. Historical Society)

July 12 Henniker Concert HIGH RANGE BLUEGRASS & BEYOND, $2.00/person,  leave Shaw's  6:15 pm, return 9 pm. Music starts at  7 P.M. @ Angela Robinson Bandstand, Community Park  Bring a Chair   If rain move to Community Center

July 13 AARP Assisting Seniors with Smart Phone, FREE.     leave Shaw's 9:00 am, return 3:00 pm. Includes introduction to Android SMARTPHONES (10:00- 11:30) Books, News, and Music (12:30-1;30) They supply the phones

            NOTE: Participants must register with AARP (1-800-591-8105) for this FREE Manchester, NH workshop

July 15 Larz Anderson (Boston) Auto Museum, $15.00/person, leave Shaw's 8:30 am, return 4:00 pm. Includes Arts/Crafts in the Tent – Special Display of Collection Vehicles, balloon sculptor & scavenger hunt (Bring a lunch)

July 16 Warner (NH) BLUES & FOLK fest, $4.00/person, leave Shaw's  2:00 pm, return  9:00 pm.     Lineup includes: Alex Smith & the Mountain Sound, Bow Junction, and Etna Old Time Association. Bring a chair

July 22 Otter Brook Beach Park “Let’s have a picnic”   $8.00/person.  Leaving from Shaw’s at     10:00A.M.

July 26 Henniker Concert ACOUSTIC TRUFFLE, $2.00/person, leave Shaw's        6:15 pm, return 9:00 pm.      Music starts at 7 pm @ Angela Robinson Bandstand, Community Park  Bring a Chair   If rain move to Community Center 

July 29 Mystery Ride to Somewhere. $5.00/person. Leaving from Shaw’s at 11:00A.M.

July 30 Wilmot Bandstand THE CLOUD BAND, $3.00/person, leave Shaw's 5:30 pm, return 7:30 pm. Includes a Concert of Classic Rock. Music starts at 6:00pm.    Food sold by the Women’s Aid Society     Bring a chair

CORRECTION TO TRIP SCHEDULE

THE GHSS BUS TRIP SCHEDULE THAT WAS POSTED ON THIS SITE ON 30 JUNE WAS NOT FINAL. IT MIGHT CONTAIN ERRORS. PLEASE DISREGARD IT. 

A CORRECT TRIP SCHEDULE FOR JULY  WILL BE POSTED SOON. 

PLEASE WATCH FOR IT.

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There's music in them hills!

Get on board Betsy the GHSS bus 

for some summer evening musical entertainment!

Come with us to Henniker on Tuesday evenings in Henniker in July and August to enjoy contemporary, traditional, folk, country, and jazz music. Horns and banjo's, maybe even a glockenspiel: they'll be there!

And they're free... for only the $2.00 price of transportation in all the elegance of our bus.
To reserve your seat contact Marie at 464-4726 or 724-5272
The bus leaves Shaw's parking lot at 6:30. The music starts at 7:00 pm. 


Here's the schedule.

July 5       Henniker Concert 39^th Army Band

July 12     High Range Bluegrass- bluegrass and byond

July 26     Concert Acoustic Truffle- soul, bluegrass, R&B and world beat sound

August 2  Swing Rocket- Jazziest Swingin’ family ever

August 9  Rusted Chrome- Country classics and rock hits

August 16  North River- Pure Americana harmonies from Dylan to the Dixie Chicks

August 23  Nick’s Other Band- Party on with this high energy audience engaging band

HEY, BATTA BATTA!

HEADS UP FOLKS! FISHER CATS ARE IN FULL SWING (*ooooooooh) AND YOU CAN WATCH IT ALL (or a bit of it)

 

GHSS has 15 FISHER CATS tickets for a PORTLAND SEADOGS (Red Sox minor league team) on JULY 7th.

Tickets are $9.00 and transportation is $6.00.

The GHSS bus Betsy will leave from Shaw's at 5:30 pm.

To score your ticket call Marie Mogavero at 464-4726!