Suncook United Methodist Church is sponsoring a Game Night and Potluck on Sept. 28 from 5 to 10 p.m. Come when you can, leave when you must. Potluck is provided by church members. Play our games or bring your own. We have cooperative and competitive games for all ages. Tabletop games available include Munchkin, Cribbage, Flux, Yahtzee, Castle Panic, Ticket to Ride, Trouble, My First Castle Panic, Super Kitty Bug Slap and many more. If you find games too stressful, we have coloring supplies on hand. Bring your appetites for food and fun. The church is located at 152 Main Street in Pembroke. For more information, call 485-9707.
The Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Hampshire is launching its first annual “Share the Bounty Day” as part of national Hunger Action Month! Shop and dine with our partners all day Sept. 28 to raise funds for NOFA-N.H.’s 2020 Farm Share Program. The Farm Share Program provides funds for limited-income individuals to purchase Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares, also known as farm shares, from local, certified organic farms. The program especially benefits children, families, and seniors. Donations raised by NOFA-N.H.’s “Share the Bounty Day” partners will help provide low-income New Hampshire residents with discounted farm shares in 2020, improve food security in our state, and support small family farms. Visit nofanh.org/farm-share-program for more information.
A representative from Thomas College will visit Concord High School today at 11 a.m. The representative will meet with students to share Thomas College’s story and what it has to offer. For more information about Thomas, visit thomas.edu.
An all breed cat show will be held Oct. 4 and 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Leavitt Park Community Center in Laconia. Come see our cats of the Harvest Moon! Lunch and raffles will be available. Cost is $5 for adults; seniors, veterans and children ages 6 to 12 cost $3. Contact pvivinetto@yahoo.com.
Red Arrow Diner’s Concord location invites guests to order its famous American Chop Suey during the month of September in support of Chefs on the Rise (nhfoodbank.org/cotr). Until Monday, Red Arrow Diner, located at 112 Loudon Road, is pleased to donate profits from every customer order of American Chop Suey sold in the Concord location to this fantastic cause. Organized by New Hampshire Food Bank, Catholic Charities New Hampshire and Feeding America, Chefs on the Rise is a hike comprised of many New Hampshire chefs and restaurant professionals. The 2019 hike will be held on Monday on Mount Major located in Alton. The hike serves as a way for New Hampshire chefs to unwind, network, and have fun – all while learning about how to help reduce food insecurity. For more information, visit nhfoodbank.org/cotr.