Events at JCC and around town: WED, Mar 6 – SUN, Mar 1

• YOGA with Anjali Rose
  9am • JCC Parish Hall
  • Anjali Rose will be teaching yoga remotely for 6 qeeks and rhe class will meet in JCC parish hall
• CHILD LOSS GRIEF GROUP
  1pm • Old Red Library
  • CHILD LOSS GRIEF GROUP:. Specifically for households who have experienced the death a child of any age. Currently we’re using the 1pm, Wednesday time slot. We are considering an evening time slot in addition to the afternoon meeting times, and will update you about availability of the facility. Next meeting: April 3 @ 1pm
  • SPOUSE/PARTNER abd ADULT RELATIONSHIP LOSS GRIEF GROUP also meets once per month. Specifically for households who have experienced the death of a spouse, partner, adult sibling or parent or other adult relationship. Next meeting: April 10 @ 1pm
  • Both groups are free, and open to the community. Rev. Gail Doktor, trained as a hospice chaplain, will facilitate. Pass along this info to anyone whom you know, who might need such a support network.
  • Questions should be directed by text or voicemail to Rev Gail’s cell: 9078.273.0308. Thank you! — Rev Gail Doktor, gaildoktor@mac.com, cell: 978.273.0308
  • OTHER GRIEF RESOURCES:
    • SACO RIVER VALLEY GRASP – Grief Recovery After Substance Passing
      (Death, suicide or overdose-involved death that involves or was associated with substance use). Saco River Valley GRASP Chapter: Contact Person: Kelly Forrest, Email Address: memakelly4@gmail.com, Primary Phone Number: (603) 726-1025.
    • VNA/HOSPICE VIRTUAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP is ongoing in the valley via zoom. It is facilitated by Sue Davidson, retired nurse and retired pastor of Center Conway’s United Methodist Church and currently the VNA’a hospice chaplain. This ‘living with loss’ group is free, but you need to obtain info through the VNA.
      • WHEN: Wednesdays, 5:30pm to 6:30pm
      • WHERE: Groups meet via Zoom. To get your Zoom log in information or to confirm group dates and times, please contact VNHCH’s hospice chaplain Sue Davidson: suedavidson@roadrunner.com. No registration necessary; free and open to the public.
• SKI, SOUP & VESPERS
  
  4pm • Ski / 5:45pm • Soup / 6:45pm • Vespers
  • Ski on slushy icy trails open to any participants who want to tackle the uncertain terrain of the 1k ski loop at Jackson XC; meet at JCC parking lot at 4pm
  • Soup supper by Sue Carrigan and helpers
  • Vespers service led by Nativity Lutheran team
• WAY of the CROSS
  Ongoing • JCC Sanctuary
  • Icons and stations of cross available for personal spiritual contemplation and journeys
• Community MUSIC & EVENTS around town:
  • Wildcat Tavern: Trivia• 7-9pm • $5 cover
  • Red Parka Pub: Jonathan Sarty • 5-7:30pm

THURS, Mar 7

• XC SKIING:
  • Jackson XC Skiing – info: https://www.jacksonxc.org/
  • Great Glen – info: https://greatglentrails.com/
  • Bear Notch Ski Touring: https://www.bearnotchskitouring.com/
• DOWNHILL SKIING:
  • Black Mountain: info – https://www.blackmt.com/
  • Attitash: info – https://www.attitash.com/
  • Wildcat: info – https://www.skiwildcat.com/
  • Cranmore Mountain: info – https://cranmore.com
• Community Resource: LIBRARIES
  • 10am-7pm • Jackson Library (more info: https://jacksonlibrary.org/)
    • 11am • Storytime!
  • 2-5pm• Bartlett Public Library (more info: https://www.bartlettpubliclibrary.org/)
• Community Event: SMALL MAMMAL POPULATIONS in WHITE MOUNTAINS (Tin Mtn program)
  7pm •Tin Mountain Nature Learning Ctr
  • Small mammal (rodent and shrew) populations throughout the White Mountains undergo significant changes in abundance from year to year. However, the factors that influence these population changes are not well understood. Josh Willems, PhD candidate at UNH, has been focusing his research on teasing out the effects of beech mast, forest structure, and climate on small mammal populations utilizing a 30-year dataset from the Bartlett Experimental Forest. Join us to learn more about his findings and what this tells us about the area’s small mammal population.
  • $5/person or $10/household for non-members; members are free.
• REFUGIA TEAM MTG
  5pm • JCC
  • Refugia team meets Peter Ilgenfritz to tour facility and conduct meeting about on going project
• FELTING EASTER EGGS with Kathy Seymour 
  
  6pm • JCC Parish Hall
  • Group of 15-16 crafters will learn to felt easter eggs with guidance
  • This program is fully booked and reserved.
• WAY of the CROSS
  Ongoing • JCC Sanctuary
  • Icons and stations of cross available for personal spiritual contemplation and journeys
• Community Event: MAJESTIC CAFE THURSDAY:: Kevin Dolan & Simon Crawford
  6:30 pm Performance • Majestic Theater Cafe, Conway
  • More info and tickets: https://www.conwaymajestic.com/
• MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT AROUND TOWN
  • Shannon Door: Jeremy Dean • 6-9pm
  • Shovel handle Pub: Rek’lis Duo• 5:30-8:30pm

SUN, Mar 10

• INTERFAITH SERVICE
  8am • Old red library in Jackson / zoom
  • Join us for poetry, prayer, and conversation.
  • Zoom link and password required.
• LENTEN CHOIR
  9:15m • JCC
  • Come to the sanctuary to practce Lent and Easter songs
• WORSHIP @ JCC
  10:30am   • Jackson Community Church & Zoom
  • Zoom link and password required.
  • Music by Sharon Novak
  • Message by Rev Gail Doktor
• HOSPITALITY
  11:30am • JCC Parish Hall
  •  Hospitality after Church
• WAY of the CROSS
  Ongoing • JCC Sanctuary
  • Icons and stations of cross available for personal spiritual contemplation and journeys
• Community Event: OPEN HOURS @ Jackson Historical Society
  1-3pm • Jackson Historical Society (Also open by appointment.)
  • More info: https://www.jacksonhistory.org/
  • White Mountain Art Sale
    • The Jackson Historical Society is holding its 21st annual White Mountain Art Sale. There are currently over 50 items from private collectors, primarily 19thcentury paintings. To see the online catalog, go to https://www.jacksonhistory.org/catalog.html. Items are available to purchase as they arrive, so check the catalog frequently to see new additions.
    • The Society is open Saturdays and Sundays 1-3pm  If you are interested in a painting, the Society can open by appointment. Contact info@jacksonhistory.org
• Community Event: BUILDING EFFECTIVE & EQUITABLE CLIMATE SOLUTIONS
  7-8:30pm • Whitney Community Center
  • As climate disruptions become more apparent and costly, there is an increasing emphasis on the best response. Using EN-ROADS Climate Simulator, from MIT’s Sloan School of Management and Climate Interactive, this workshop will look at the impacts of personal choices and recent legislation, and explore next steps in crafting effective and equitable bipartisan climate solutions that will benefit people while ensuring a livable world for all. This program is hosted by the MWV CCWG and presented by Peter Dugas, EN-ROADS Ambassador and Maine State Coordinator for Citizens Climate Lobby. Sunday, March 10th, 7-8:30p FREE
  • Click here to learn more about WCC programs: https://sites.google.com/sau9.org/jackson-grammar/community-link-page/whitney-community-center?authuser=0&fbclid=IwAR19-EhltS6KeBwH141QuQJ_ulb_m0LgIj3Uzqx-P4Vkb8MC8N-MdF4vhN8
• Community Event: MUSIC AROUND TOWN
  • Shannon Door: Scott Baer • 6-9pm
  • Black Mountain: Chris Schalick • 3:30-5:30
  • Red Parka: Mitch Alden • 5-8pm
  • Shovel Handle Pub: Ryan St. Onge • 5:30-8:30pm