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September 17 - 19, 2004

Dance and sing! Laugh and learn! Eat and be merry! The seventh annual Newmarket Heritage Festival celebrates the rich historic, cultural, and natural heritage of a small New England mill town. The three-day event takes place in the heart of historic downtown Newmarket overlooking the Lamprey River and features multi-cultural music and dance, artisan demonstrations, historic walking tours, narrated boat tours, kayak excursions, a model railway, hands-on children's activities, fine arts and crafts, vendor booths, international foods, and more. Standing watch over the festivities are the buildings that first shaped this town. The mills, where so many labored so hard, are tangible reminders that by working—and celebrating—together it is possible to achieve a sense of community, a place of belonging. We hope you'll join us!

Hours and Admission: Festival Hours: Friday, 5:00-9:30 pm; Saturday: 10 am-11 pm; Sunday: 12 noon- 8pm. Admission: $5 buttons are good for the entire weekend, excluding meals, See Food for details.) Children under 12 are free. Buttons go on sale in early September and are available at Crackskull's Bookstore, Fleet Bank, the Newmarket Public Library, the Town Hall, Marelli's Fruit and Real Estate, and the Wadleigh Falls Driving Range. The festival will be held rain or shine. (Lots of tents!)

Location and Parking: The festival is held in the heart of historic Newmarket overlooking the Lamprey River. For directions and parking information, click here.

Sponsors: Produced by the non-profit Newmarket Main Street Corporation, the 2004 Newmarket Heritage Festival is made possible thanks to our Festival Partners: Greater Piscataqua Community Foundation, New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, Town of Newmarket; our Program Partners: Anonymous, Bottomline Technologies, Chinburg Builders, Develco, Doucet Survey, Fleet Bank, Hutchinson Sealing Systems, Newmarket Polish Club, The Stone Church; Supporters; Friends; Community Partners, including local businesses, organizations, and individuals; and festival button sales. We gratefully acknowledge the collaborative effort behind this community event. Click here to learn how you become a sponsor and join the festival team!

2004 Festival Partners

2004 Program Partners

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 


 

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