Adults and children are invited to view the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department's fish ladder in downtown Exeter at 11:00AM to see the fish making their annual spring journey around Great Dam from salt to fresh water.
Public access to the fish ladder is available next to 11 Water Street restaurant in downtown Exeter.
Staff from Fish & Game will be on hand to explain the purpose of the fish ladder, describe the types of fish using the ladder, and the department's extensive habitat restoration efforts.
Dress for the weather and join us!

7pm – 9pm at the Folsom Tavern, 164 Water Street, Exeter, NH.
The NH Preservation Alliance joins us for a special program during Preservation Month that will focus on the stewardship of an historic home. Experts will use the restoration of Folsom Tavern to highlight some of the issues, such as restoring sash windows, dealing with multiple layers of paint and paper, and finding the right contractors.
$20 adults, $15 members of AIM or NH Preservation Alliance. Registration through www.nhpreservation.org. Learn more about the Alliance at www.nhpreservation.org

The Exeter Area Lions Club presents their 21st Annual Bike Tour. Tour starts and finishes at Stratham Hill Park.
There are three tours, 10 mile, 25 mile and 50 mile. Great way to start the season. Ultimate picnic lunch provided to all riders.
Call or e-mail Henry at 772-4890 or Linda at lbhscouter@comcast.net.

A free, first-ever SAU 16 district-wide concert, featuring all grade 4-12 band and chorus students from Exeter, Stratham, Newfields, Brentwood, E. Kingston, and Kensington, will take place on Wednesday June 6, 2012 at 6PM at the Exeter High School Football Stadium. The concert is open to the public and is slated to last about an hour, and food/drink concessions will be available for purchase before, during, and after the event. It’ll be be a fun night of celebrating music in our schools - and a great way to welcome summer! Rain date: June 11, 2012.

Long before there was a Save the Whales movement, there was a Steal the Whales movement, led by notorious capitalist Aristotle Onassis and little known Communist Alexei Solyanik. Together, they violated nearly every rule of the International Whaling Commission, and in doing so, they made conserving the world's whales nearly impossible. The whaling commission had the capability to manage whaling sustainably using science, if it had the confidence of its members, but the prosperous cheaters undermined that confidence. UNH Associate Professor of History Kurk Dorsey will discuss this dastardly chain of events.
All are welcome to attend the NH Audubon Seacoast Chapter June free program at the Seacoast Science Center (wheelchair accessible), Odiorne Point State Park, 570 Ocean Boulevard, Rye NH. Refreshments are at 7:00 PM. Meetings begin at 7:30 PM. Cancellations will be announced on WOKQ, 97.5 FM.

Begins at 2:00pm, Epping Middle School.

6:00PM, concerts are open to the public.

Join this New Hampshire native as he entertains the kiddos with such songs as "Hang on Henry" and "Macaroni & Cheese". If you have never heard Steve before you are in for a real treat. He has an excellent collection of original and humorous songs that will keep your family movin' along. You might know the words at first, but by the end you will be singing along with everyone else!
10:30 at Stratham Hill Park