Come and explore the history of Manchester and how the millyards created the foundation for the city many of us now call home. From the building of the Amoskeag Dam to the thriving economy that the millyards created, you will be fascinated by our cultural history and legacy that the millyards have left us.
You can view the Facebook event here. Contact Chris Lopez at chris.lopez@freestateproject.org with any questions.
Millyard Museum 200 Bedford St., Manchester, NH 03101
Ticket prices for this self guided tour are:
Adults $8.00
Seniors (62+) $6.00
College Students $6.00
Children (12 – 18) $4.00
Children (under 12) Free
The museum has kindly offered us a discount! When you arrive, let them know you're with Liberty Forum, and get $1 off admission. If you're interested, you can also book your own tour guide by giving them a call at (603) 622-7531 and arranging it for yourself.
More information about the museum can be found at Manchesterhistoric.org.
Come to registration to sign in and pick up your ticket or buy a ticket.
If you parked in the garage, stop by registration to get your parking pass validated and only pay $6 for the day! (Not including overnight.)
Come to registration to sign in and pick up your ticket or buy a ticket.
If you parked in the garage, stop by registration to get your parking pass validated and only pay $6 for the day! (Not including overnight.)
Join this casual roundtable discussion with Michelle Levell about the work she's been doing here in New Hampshire to promote alternatives to public schools.
We will be meeting at Murphy's Taproom which is owned by Porcupine Keith Murphy and features 120 beers on tap!
Murphy's Taproom 494 Elm St., Manchester, NH 03101
Please note that this is an event for Liberty Forum attendees only. All attendees are responsible for their own meal.
To help us get a sense of how many will arrive, please let us know if you're "going" on the Facebook event. Contact Chris Lopez at chris.lopez@freestateproject.org with any questions. Seating will be on a first come, first serve basis, but Jessica Bearden Paxton will be your on site captain and available to help! We've included a photo of Jessica to help you identify her.
Join our roundtable discussion with entrepreneur Mike Vine and hear about what he's been doing at The Praxeum in Porstmouth.
We will be meeting at Milly's Tavern. With 19 of our handcrafted beers on tap, we brew our beer on site every week. We are proud to follow the fine tradition of Craft Brewers using the all-natural brewing process.
500 N Commercial St., Manchester, NH 03101
Please note that this is an event for Liberty Forum attendees only. All attendees are responsible for their own meal.
To help us get a sense of how many will arrive, please let us know if you're "going" on the Facebook event. Contact Chris Lopez at chris.lopez@freestateproject.org with any questions. Seating will be on a first come, first serve basis, but Kurt Thomas will be your on site captain and available to help! We've included a photo of Kurt to help you identify him.
Join Realtor Mark Warden with Team Porcupine Real Estate for an engaging roundtable discussion about buying a home in New Hampshire.
We will be meeting at the Portland Pie Company which is "all about the dough."
Portland Pie Company 786 Elm St., Manchester, NH 03101
Located across the street from the Radisson
Please note that this is an event for Liberty Forum attendees only. All attendees are responsible for their own meal.
To help us get a sense of how many will arrive, please let us know if you're "going" on the Facebook event. Contact Chris Lopez at chris.lopez@freestateproject.org with any questions. Seating will be on a first come, first serve basis, but Marika Ya will be your ons site captain and available to help! We've included a photo of Merika to help you identify her.
Join Dennis Acton with Patient Caregiver Alliance of NH at this roundtable discussion about the status Medical Marijuana in NH.
We will be meeting at Baked Downtown Cafe' & Bakery which uses fresh ingredients from local community supported agriculture, organic teas, organic coffees, and organic vegetables.
Baked Downtown Cafe' & Bakery 1015 Elm St., Manchester, NH 03101
Please note that this is an event for Liberty Forum attendees only. All attendees are responsible for their own meal.
To help us get a sense of how many will arrive, please let us know if you're "going" on the Facebook event. Contact Chris Lopez at chris.lopez@freestateproject.org with any questions. Seating will be on a first come, first serve basis, but Jesse Garland will be your on site captain and available to help! We've included a photo of Jesse to help you identify him.
Come to registration to sign in and pick up your ticket or buy a ticket.
If you parked in the garage, stop by registration to get your parking pass validated and only pay $6 for the day! (Not including overnight.)
Eat, Dance and Have Fun with us at The Quill.
$20 minimum donation ($10 for Quill Members optional for extras-more to come) which includes a serving (2) of the 1st Place winning dish from BrunchFest at PorcFest 2014 - Juan-Tons & a raffle ticket for a choice of some items from Community Market Day Vendors. More than one winner will be selected. Must be present to win.
There will be a dinner & dessert menu provided by BuMps.
Bitcoin is accepted and encouraged. Get a wallet before Liberty Forum and see how frequently it's used in the FSP community.
131 Amory Street, Manchester, NH
Come to registration to sign in and pick up your ticket or buy a ticket.
If you parked in the garage, stop by registration to get your parking pass validated and only pay $6 for the day! (Not including overnight.)
Come to registration to sign in and pick up your ticket or buy a ticket.
If you parked in the garage, stop by registration to get your parking pass validated and only pay $5 for the day! (Not including overnight.)
Unfortunately this event has been sold out.
VLD Fitness & La Belle Winery Presents:
ZUMBA at the WINERY
Grab your friends and plan a Sunday Fitness Funday this Winter!
Sunday, February 21st
Zumba class with Holly and the VLD Fitness Team: 11am-12noon
Brunch & Wine Tasting in the Great Room: 12:15pm
ADVANCE TICKET SALES:
$25 Zumba + Brunch
$30 Zumba + Brunch + Wine Tasting
TICKETS AT THE DOOR (pending availability):
$35 Zumba + Brunch
$40 Zumba + Brunch + Wine Tasting
Come dressed to get fit and stay to play. Upscale buffet, Raffle prizes, New friends, Local Wines, and the Best Brunch in town!
RESERVE YOUR SPOT BEFORE IT SELLS OUT! Purchase tickets here.
Visit the Facebook event.
La Belle Winery
345 State Route 101, Amherst NH 03031
In the conduct of war, military leaders always have the incentive to mitigate the physical and psychological harm caused to their own personnel. The use of aerial bombing is the means by which technologically sophisticated nations use to inflict as much harm as possible on an enemy with as little risk as possible. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles are a new and poorly understood development in warfare that allows for a nation to be more discriminate in who is actually killed, than conventional manned aircraft. They allow for longer loiter times over a given target and are equipped with various sensors and cameras for teams of personnel to dissect the situation on the ground and initiate the strike.
Theoretically this should be relatively uncontroversial. If a war is to take place, then it is better to conduct it in a way that reduces harm to all innocent parties involved. However, remote killing is not so simple and it does allow for large margins of error. Signature strikes guided by rudimentary machine intelligence programs which flag potential targets via meta-data through cellphones, and visual intelligence software that looks for 60 patterns of movement to determine if an individual is a terrorist, are some examples of where technology may be trusted beyond the extent for which a decision making human can understand the potential error. Through leaks, the public can now see that in one month, 90% of people killed were not the intended targets. This can be summed up to be a terrorist campaign, as there is very rarely an explanation and it is often in countries with no formal declaration of war.
As we proceed into the future, entire career fields will be replaced by autonomous decision makers. This will be done in secret, and it will most likely come home. This talk is intended to provide the public with the perspective of a whistleblower and to prescribe actions they might be able to take to restrict this development.
The Currier Museum of Art features European and American paintings, decorative arts, photographs and sculpture. The permanent collection includes works by Picasso, Matisse, Monet, O'Keeffe, Calder, Scheier and Goldsmith, John Singer Sargent, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Andrew Wyeth.
With the purchase of your ticket, a free public tour of special exhibits will be available from 1 to 1:45pm, so unwind after Liberty Forum and discover this jewel of Manchester.
You can view the Facebook event here. Contact Chris Lopez at chris.lopez@freestateproject.org with any questions.
Currier Museum of Art 150 Ash St., Manchester, NH 03104
Tickets can be purchased at Currier.org.