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  • Winter’s Perpetual Freezing: Winter on the Piscataqua in the 1600s

    SATURDAY & SUNDAY: Learn about the importance of the fur trade; about medicine, religious practices, and folk magic; the Indigenous perspective on colonization; tailoring; sailors; and weapons and armor, with musket firing and manual of arms demonstrations both days.

  • Annual ARCH Cribbage Tournament

    Take a break from cabin fever with stimulating conversation and a classic card game! All skill ranges are welcome, from beginner to seasoned expert. Guests are invited to come as a team or as individuals; solo players will be paired … Read More

  • Workshop: Repurpose a Treasured Textile with Vicki Murphy

    Turn a cherished piece of cloth, fabric, clothing, button, or ribbon into a small keepsake pillow. Bring your own treasured textile to the workshop where you learn some basic appliqué stitches and create your own special keepsake. Other supplies to … Read More

  • Native American Perspectives on the American Revolution

    Celebrating 250 with ARCH: Native American Perspectives Join us at the Rollinsford Library Community Room as noted Native American interpreter Ken Hamilton presents a talk on Native American perspectives on the American Revolution. DATE: Wednesday, May 20, 2026 TIME: 7:00 … Read More

  • Civil War Encampment & Frederick Douglass Reading

    Learn about one of the most important turning points in America. We will be hosting a Civil War encampment by 5th NH Volunteers and a community reading of Douglass’ “What to the Slave Is Your Fourth of July?”

  • ARCH Happy Hour at REVO Casino!

    Start your Fourth of July weekend early with ARCH at the Revo Casino! ARCH will be hosting a special Happy Hour with heavy apps and a cash bar. For those new to the casino, we will have $10 free play … Read More

  • Huzzah for Liberty!

    A 250th anniversary celebration of the arrival of the Declaration of Independence in New Hampshire In 1776, travel was slow and it took two weeks for news of the signing of the Declaration of Independence to reach New Hampshire. Joins … Read More