Taylor Community is excited to announce that Taylor Sugar Hill, Wolfeboro has joined the family! Learn more about our newest location.
Founded in 2003, the WOW Trail is a paved, 10-foot wide multi-use rail trail in Laconia enjoyed by bikers, walkers and runners of ages. The trail is named for the three lakes it will one day highlight – Winnipesaukee, Opechee … Continue reading
The 2019 Taylor Concert Series, sponsored by the Bank of New Hampshire continues Sunday, Aug. 11 at 3 p.m. in Taylor Community’s Woodside Building with Sharon “Sugar” Jones. She will be accompanied by Allen Rowe, piano and vocals; Jon Gabay, … Continue reading
Johnny Blue Horn has entertained countless fans of music in Boston, Providence and the Northeast region since the 1980s. He has since become a double-barreled performer as both a trumpeter and vocalist encompassing a varied range of musical styles, from … Continue reading
Join Taylor Community Monday, Aug. 5 at 6:30 p.m. for a musical performance featuring Stephanie Jenkins on Clarinet and Justin McCarthy on piano. This free event is open to all. Music will include selections from Robert Muszynski’s “Time Pieces,” as … Continue reading
Longtime Gilmanton Resident Doug Towle will showcase photos and talk about the many restoration projects he’s completed in Gilmanton – from the first in the 1970’s through his current undertaking. New Hampshire Magazine’s Catie Curtis gave Towle the moniker, “The … Continue reading
The 2019 Taylor Concert Series, sponsored by the Bank of New Hampshire continues Sunday, July 28 at 3 p.m. in Taylor Community’s Woodside Building with New Hampshire Musical Festival Performers Andrea Di Gregorio on cello and Leslie Amper on piano. … Continue reading
The New Horizons Musical Organization of the Lakes Region promotes “music for life” by creating band performance opportunities for adult musicians who seek to make beautiful music for the enjoyment of members and audiences alike. The New Horizons Band will … Continue reading
Propaganda posters are one of the most lasting visual reminders of World War II, with iconic images like Rosie the Riveter still used today. Yet the poster was not the only means of communication used to gain the support of … Continue reading
The late 19th and early 20th century is considered the “Golden Age of Quackery” – a time when snake oil salesmen sold patent medicines to an unsuspecting public. Can you tell scientific fact from fiction … or will you fall … Continue reading
Advice to the Players is proud to present Shakespeare & the Language that Shaped the World, by Kevin G. Coleman, Wednesday, July 17 at 2 p.m. in Taylor Community’s Woodside Building. this free event is open to the public. The … Continue reading
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