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Farmers Market Moves to Shaker Museum
The Enfield Village Association is grateful to Martha Doelle at the Shaker Museum who was willing to take over as the market manager. The market will be on Wednesdays from 4 – 7 pm from July 1st to Oct. 7th. (The later time will help those working folks get to the market before it closes!) Most of your favorite vendors will be back, plus some new ones. In case of rain the market will be held inside in the Stone Mill Building. Lovely! We hope you will all continue to support this market and enjoy quality locally produced food and crafts. For market information contact the Enfield Shaker Museum at 632-4346 or e-mail enfieldshakermuseum@yahoo.com.

New Restaurant in the Village!
Kam Ming has opened this week in the Copeland Block on Main Street. Serving Chinese food Tuesday – Thursday, 11 am to 9 pm, Friday and Saturday 11 am to 9:30 pm, and Sunday 11 am to 9 pm. Eat in or Take out. Please stop by and welcome them to the neighborhood and enjoy some great Chinese food! Phone is 632-4881.

2009 Shaker 7 Race - June 28^th
7 mile TAC certified course runs around beautiful Mascoma Lake and through Enfield Village. Run through bucolic lakeside scenery on back roads then through our quaint NH village and over the Shaker Bridge with spectacular views across Mascoma lake. Explore the historic Enfield Shaker Museum on the race site. More info here.

3rd Annual Art & Garden Tour
Saturday, July 11
New! Twilight walking tour of the gardens in the Shaker Village with refreshments and goodies at the Enfield Shaker Museum on Friday, July 10, 5 – 8pm. Saturday, July 11, 12 – 5 pm take the self guided driving tour of more fabulous gardens in Enfield, this year around the Crystal Lake area. Registration for each event is $15 or $25 for both tours! Enjoy magical gardens, fairy houses, art in the garden, silent auction and refreshments! Both tours begin and end at the Enfield Shaker Museum. For advance tickets, e-mail EVA at eva@interdial.net. We have some lovely gardens in Enfield and this is a great opportunity to enjoy them….and support both EVA and the Enfield Shaker Museum.

78 Main Street Update
EVA is happy to announce that Ken and Kimberly Quirk have purchased the EVA property at 78 Main Street known as the Leviston House. Over the next year they will complete renovations to the property and then move the Energy Emporium in to the first floor retail space. EVA is thankful to all the volunteers and businesses who helped save this historic property and we are pleased that Ken and Kimberly will complete the project and restore this great old house.

Enfield Energy Emporium Now Open!
The store features solar hot water tanks and systems, photovoltaic panels, high-efficiency appliances, wood pellet stoves, composting barrels, efficient lighting, electrical scooters and more. Enfield Energy Emporium is a member of USA Solar Store, a cooperative buying group for solar energy retailers. Owner Kim Quirk graduated from Dartmouth’s Thayer School of Engineering. She has spent the last 20 years involved in electronics, software and management. She sees this new store as a place to serve as a community resource and learning tool, as well as a business selling renewable energy items for the home. Located at 60 Main Street. Additional parking at 78 Main Street. Website: http://energyemp.com

Adopt a Lamp Post
Help to beautify Main Street by adding 2 decorative brackets, hanging baskets, flowers and an electrical outlet for lighted greens and decorations for the holidays. The cost for each lamp post is $450 and you can “adopt” one in memory or in honor of a special person. We’ll be happy to add a small plaque to your lamp post to note the honoree. Eight have been adopted and there are just two left! The flower baskets along Main Street in the Village have been glorious all summer! If you’d like to participate in this beautification project please call the EVA office at 632-7197 or e-mail at eva@interdial.net

Eagle Scouts Finish New Sign on NH 4A
Our thanks to Eagle Scout, Luke Burritt and the Scouts for constructing the business sign on Route 4A. This was a year long project that resulted in an attractive sign that  lets people know there is an Historic Enfield Village just across the lake and provides wayfinding for businesses on Main Street as well as along on Route 4A.  Thank you, Luke!

Eagle Scouts Completes Kiosk on Main St.
If you would like to place a poster or information in the kiosk, contact the Eva office, the town offices or Rick Barrow in the Laundry Depot.

Check Out the Changes to 78 Main Street!

The Enfield Village Association is certified by NH Main Street,
part of the National Main Street program of the National Trust
for Historic Preservation. EVA is grateful to the town of Enfield
for its generous financial support of a significant portion of our
operating budget and to all the volunteers who help
"keep the good things happening".