Veterans Art Show

Stanley Piper, WWII Army Veteran, displays one of his detailed drawings.

Stanley Piper, WWII Army Veteran, displays one of his detailed drawings. —

Joe Liscomb, Korean Conflict Army Veteran, inspects his own artwork.

Joe Liscomb, Korean Conflict Army Veteran, inspects his own artwork. —

David Vogel, a Vietnam era Navy Veteran, studies art created by residents at the Veterans Home.

David Vogel, a Vietnam era Navy Veteran, studies art created by residents at the Veterans Home. Courtesy

Al Caldwell, WWII Navy Veteran, enjoys the displays at the NHVH 2022 Art Show.

Al Caldwell, WWII Navy Veteran, enjoys the displays at the NHVH 2022 Art Show. —

Published: 11-01-2023 3:00 PM

Veterans of the New Hampshire Veterans Home will be hosting an Art Show on Nov. 3 from 10 a.m. to noon, and 1 to 3 p.m. at the home on 139 Winter Street in Tilton.

This event features free admission and will take place in the Home’s “Town Hall” great room, accessible via the entrance near the corner of Winter Street and Colby Road in Tilton.

In addition to veteran art displays and conversation with these artists, the Show will feature live music performances by veterans and employees, as well as displays, demonstrations and conversations with visiting artists from The Galleries at 30 Main in Meredith.

The NHVH is home to men and women veterans who have served their country and fellow New Hampshire citizens. NHVH was established in Tilton in 1890 as the Soldier’s Home for Civil War Veterans and serves its mission to provide high quality, professional long-term care services to the Granite State’s elderly and disabled veterans with dignity, honor and respect.  NHVH is the State’s only long-term care facility dedicated exclusively to veterans. For more information, call (603) 527-4400 or visit  nh.gov/veterans facebook.com/nhveteranshome.

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