January 2020
Lunch and Learn: The Old Street Road
SOLD OUT!!! Have you ever wondered why Peterborough has a road named the Old Street Road? At this Lunch and Learn program, we will take a "virtual walking tour" of Old Street Road to explore the origin of its unusual name and the early history to be found along its path. Learn about the Wilson Tavern, the Old Meeting House and the homesteads, estates, schools and businesses that lined what was once a busy thoroughfare. Lunch and Learn programs begin…
Find out more »February 2020
Peter Mulvey: Peterborough Folk Music Society
Peterborough Folk Music Society presents Peter Mulvey on Saturday, February 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Bass Hall. For more information about this Folk Music Society concert, visit the PFMS website here. The Monadnock Center is pleased to be the host venue for this Peterborough Folk Music Society concert. Tickets are available through the Folk Music Society's website.
Find out more »The David Thorne Scott Quartet: Music in Bass Hall
David Thorne Scott is an entertainer whose beautiful voice and creativity have thrilled audiences in venues large and small. His passion for bringing a modern edge to the classics of the Great American Songbook, as well as his original songs, earned his album "Shade" a "Top 5 CD of the Year" by the Jazz Education Journal. Cadence Magazine said "he phrases like a saxophone player and is as slippery and hip as the young Mel Tormé." Herb Wong, one of…
Find out more »Monadnock Music Cabaret Brunch
Monadnock Music welcomes you to join Peterborough Players’ favorite Kathy Manfre with Michael Dell’Orto for a pre-Valentine’s Day Sunday Brunch and a musical Cabaret featuring old standards, new classics, and vintage Broadway Tunes. For tickets and more information, visit Monadnock Music's website here. The Monadnock Center is pleased to be the host venue for this Monadnock Music event.
Find out more »Community Conversations: Building Bridges
You are invited to join in a Community Conversation when we will examine building bridges with people who have views different from our own. We are living in divisive times. Many of us may have just spent a holiday season with family members with different views or had the awkward workplace conversation with someone whose outlook is very different from our own. How do we build bridges rather than erect walls? At this Community Conversation, our panel of "Conversation Sparkers"…
Find out more »Lunch and Learn: 1920 in the Monadnock Region
Step back to 100 years ago at our February Lunch and Learn program when we will look at the year 1920 in the Monadnock Region. Our talk will take us from January to December 1920 to uncover events both big and small that illuminate what it was like to live here one hundred years ago. Lunch and Learn programs begin with a delicious lunch of assorted wrap sandwiches served with salad, chips, and a pickle followed by a light dessert…
Find out more »Dala: Peterborough Folk Music Society
Peterborough Folk Music Society presents Dala in Bass Hall on February 22 at 7:30 p.m. For tickets and more information, please visit the PFMS website here. The Monadnock Center is pleased to be the host venue for this Peterborough Folk Music Society concert.
Find out more »June 2020
Zydeco Revelators- Music in Bass Hall
Zydeco Revelators deliver hot Louisiana-style dance music. Sweet Cajun accordion, electric guitar and a powerhouse rhythm section, and that cool metal rub board vest! Bring yer dancin’ shoes... Phil Passantino - accordion/vocals Lou Selmi - drums/vocs Lawrence Ochs - guitar/vocs Keith Richard Vukan - bass/vocals Karen Lerman & Sal Carollo - rub board This will be a foot stomping good time in Bass Hall- get your tickets today! Tickets: $20 ($18 for Monadnock Center members) Buy your tickets online below…
Find out more »September 2020
Music in Bass Hall presents Hilton Park
Hilton Park is one of the best Roots acts in New England- an old time feel with fresh and original songs. They are the folks next door who happen to be virtuoso musicians with amazing vocal harmonies. Hilton Park may be the beginning of a huge new music trend. Hilton Park is an Americana/Folk trio made up of a father, son and neighbor from a small town in Southern Maine who started playing music together for their own enjoyment, and…
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