Sandwich News Column

By Stephanie Goddard

November’s winds gust, emptying the maples and oaks of the few remaining leaves. Patches of sunlight make the peaks of the Sandwich Range glow, and the further hills have a whitish shroud, looking suspiciously like snow. Inside, warm soup stews and coffee brews.

Here’s a few of the fun and interesting events coming up in the next couple weeks in and around Sandwich: (you can read more about them below!)


November 15 – Steve Allain at Cornerhouse
November 16 – Coyote Talk at Library
November 22 – The Starlight Honeys at Cornerhouse
November 23 – Gratitude Story time at Library
December 5 – Wreath Making
December 7-8 – Christmas in the Village


Samuel H. Wentworth Library

Happy Fall Greetings! The Samuel H. Wentworth Library has some great programs coming up for the month of November.
We've just received word that the Squam Lake Natural Science Center is going to stay open on weekends through the month of November. Weekend hours will be Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with the last admission at 2:00 p.m. The library's pass for discounted admission will be available to use by cardholders for this extended season surprise. Call or email us to reserve it.
~After School Creativity Club:
Thursdays 2:30-4:30: 11/14, 11/21
Drop-in for youth and families. Snap Circuits, Legos, Watercolors, and Pastels Registration appreciated but not required - just drop in and join Ms. Kourtney for some creative fun! Or get help with homework or your own projects! Any Questions? Email: [email protected]. Library policy requires that all children 8 and under be accompanied by a parent or guardian.*
~Gratitude Gathering:
Saturday 11/23 at 10:30 Special event for kids and families. Join Ms. Kourtney for a special storytime with a focus on gratitude and then work together to build a gratitude tree!
~Preschool Story time: Fridays at 10:30
Samuel H. Wentworth Library is located at 35 Main Street, PO Box 146 Center Sandwich, NH 03227 phone: (603) 284-6665; email: [email protected]. Hours: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 12:00 – 5:30, Thursday and Friday, 10:00 – 5:00, and Saturday 10:00 – 12:30.


Coyote Talk

Becoming Wolf: The Eastern Coyote in New England – On Saturday, November 16 at 10:30 am, the Samuel Wentworth Library presents Christ Schadler, wild canid ecologist, who will help us to understand more about the eastern coyote.
An eastern coyote is defined as much by its western coyote ancestry as by the
DNA contribution from the Eastern wolf. Coyotes in the northeast vary physically
and behaviorally from its smaller western relative – while still carrying their
incredible adaptability. This program delves into the ecology and behavior of this
creature, its indefatigability and how it is the human who must adapt to live with
the coyote.
On the horizon, however, is a native carnivore which fled the northeast during
wolf removal and now may be trying to return: The eastern wolf. A look-alike to
the coyote, it has been killed mistakenly for its similarity of appearance to the
coyote. We’ll talk about how the wolf and coyote might negotiate a truce in the
northeast and how we might do the same.
Reservations not required but an email letting us know your plan to attend is both helpful and very welcome. [email protected]


Center Sandwich Fine Craft Gallery
The Center Sandwich Fine Craft Gallery, 32 Main Street, Sandwich, will remain open on weekends until mid-December. We are pleased to announce that the Sandwich Craft Gallery will remain open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 to 4 and Sundays from 12 to 4 until mid-December. Plan to stop by the gallery for all your holiday gift-shopping needs. We have new works for most of the craftsmen, and our Sandwich Home Gallery Local Artist Gallery is stocked with wonderful holiday gifts! We will even offer gift wrapping for a small fee.
Join us the weekend of November 29-Dec. 1 for our Shop Local Holiday Sales and the following weekend, December 6-8, for Christmas in the Village!
See you at the gallery!


Wreath Making

Support Sandwich Central School and make your own wreath! Thursday, December 5th, from 5:30 – 7: 30 pm at Sandwich Central School, a Holiday Wreath making event will take place. Cost is $55.00 and proceeds go to Sandwich Central School. Please bring gardening shears and holiday cheer. Enjoy light refreshments and a holiday gift raffle. Adults only please, and space is limited so reserve your spot. [email protected].

Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods

Be sure to add a trip to Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods to your lovely fall memories. Pretty autumn scenery and the peaceful sounds of leaves in the breeze will greet you on the trails. Slow down and take in this glorious season in nature. Located at 740 Mt. Israel Road in lovely Sandwich, New Hampshire.
CSVW trails are open from dawn until dusk every day FREE of charge.
Park in the upper parking area and sign in at the Visitor’s Kiosk where you will find trail maps and other helpful information.


Photography Exhibit at Holderness School
The Edwards Art Gallery (33 Chapel Lane) at the Holderness School in Plymouth, is hosting the Sandwich Historical Society's summer exhibition now through the 16th of December. A great opportunity to see it again or for the first time if you missed it this summer! The new exhibit opens Tuesday, November 12, 6:00 PM with a reception. 
The Edwards Art Gallery (33 Chapel Lane) is open:
Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM 
The school will be closed November 22 - December 2.
“The Photograph and Memory” traces the evolution of photographic processes from its earliest days onward, illustrated with images and stories selected from our vast collection.
You will see daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes, CDVs, cabinet cards, a rare platinum print, glass negatives, magic lantern slides, parlour albums, 3-D stereographs, "crayon portraits", hand-colored photographs, silver prints, and more! 
The photographs range from 1850 - 1950s. 
This is a slightly scaled down version of the original exhibit, to fit the new space, concentrating primarily on the early experimental days of photography.


4-H Veteran’s Dinner
Once again, several local 4-H clubs, Club Sandwich 4-H and the Sandwich Super Sew-ists put on a dinner in honor of our Veterans. The menu was spaghetti with meat sauce or marinara, salad, garlic bread sticks, cookies and brownies. It was a good time to come together and visit with friends, members of the church and the members of Club Sandwich 4-H and the Sandwich Super Sew-ists. 4-H and community members alike offered their thanks to our Veterans for all they have done for us. Thanks go out to Dotty Burrows, her well-dressed assistant chef and all the 4-H parents. Great job, everyone!


Rural Cemetery Fall Closing

The trustees of the Rural Cemetery will be cleaning the grounds in preparation for closing the cemetery for the winter. The veteran’s flags will be removed (to be replaced in the spring) – the veteran’s markers may stay year-round. 
Please pick up any items of value to you before November 15, otherwise they will be disposed of. Any questions or concerns, please email [email protected].


Big Love Burrito Robotics Team Fundraiser

Our neighbors formerly known as Big Love are doing a Burrito Fundraiser for the Inter-Lakes Robotics team, the Lakerbots! Please order soon! We are capped at ~100 orders. Email [email protected] for order form.
The Lakerbots are the proud robotics team of Inter-Lakes Middle High School, where students work together to build and compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). FRC is an exciting program that combines science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) with real-world problem-solving and teamwork. It’s not just about building robots – it's about building skills that last a lifetime! The Burrito Fundraiser will help fund our robotics season, including travel expenses, parts, tools, and competition fees. Every burrito purchased goes directly to supporting the Lakerbots and the amazing work they’re doing both in the classroom and on the competition field.
Why Contribute?

• Your support helps our students grow in leadership, creativity, and problem-solving.
• FRC empowers young people to be the innovators and leaders of tomorrow.
• You get delicious burritos and contribute to a great cause!

Join us in supporting the future of STEM and making this robotics season a success. Every burrito counts – so let’s roll!


Willow Pond Antiques and Goods

Located at 12 main Street, Center Sandwich, Willow Pond features unique whimsical antiques and goods. You can also find Anna’s “Squam Neck Farm” Fresh Eggs at Willow Pond. Hours are Thursday through Saturday, 11-4, and Sunday 12-4.


Bookshop Open

Hill Country Books at 25 Grove Street is open Saturdays, 10 am – 5 pm. You’ll find a selection of unique reading material, many old books. Available will be hot mustard, chili sauce, Scottish Shortbread, a wide variety of crafts, small antiques, White Mountain prints, antiquarian books, books by local authors, and book bargains including sets for $20.


Botanical Lampshades

The Shade Shed at Botanical Lampshades will be open every Saturday in November. Hours are 11 to 4, at 95 Foss Flats Road. In stock shades, custom shades, shade repairs, lamps, harps, and finials. Also pottery, wood carvings, prints, pressed flower art, bayberry wax, dried dandelions, mugwort, smoke cleansing sticks, and mullein candles. Check out the Etsy shop - botanicallampshades - Etsy and if there is anything you want, you can email Jennifer Allen ahead of time and pick it up there. No credit cards accepted but checks, Venmo and cash are. 
If you can't make it on a Saturday, please contact Jennifer at [email protected] for an appointment.


Easy Banjo Jam

Thursdays from 6:30 till 8 pm at the Sandwich Town Hall, banjo players will meet to play together to have a chance to learn, play with fellow players, and have fun! To begin with, the group will start slow and easy, covering different tunings, styles and some basic chord shapes. This is a free get together, not a lesson. If you’ve always wanted to play banjo, perhaps think about checking it out. The Easy Banjo Jam will meet every Thursday. Email [email protected] for more information.


Music Jam

Hello, beginner to intermediate musicians. This is a reminder that we gather every Wednesday from 6:30 to 8pm at the Sandwich town hall for a free, fun-filled music jam. We play traditional, Celtic, oldtime, folk, and Americana tunes at a slow to moderate tempo. Bring your hobby out and start playing with others! It’s fun and inclusive. Right now, we have fiddles, penny whistle, flute, guitars, mandolin, acoustic bass, piano, concertina, and an autoharp!! Sheet music available. Plenty of parking, and an elevator lift if needed. Listeners are always welcome, Never an obligation to attend. It’s free! For more information, contact Christine Woodman at [email protected]


Friends and Fiber

If music isn’t your thing, maybe yarn is! Every Wednesday evening, 6:00 – 8:30 pm, Library Community Room: Friends and Fiber Group: All abilities and ages of fiber enthusiasts (and those wanting to learn or just visit) are welcome to attend. Come with your knitting, crocheting, spinning, felting, rug hooking, embroidery, sewing or other fiber arts-related or hand-held project to work on. There is no charge and the group is casual and welcoming. While there is no formal instruction, if you have a question about your project, there is usually someone in attendance who can provide assistance. Experience is that the group is likely to gather on the off weeks as well as everyone enjoys the company and sharing of ideas. Should you wish more information or if you have questions, please contact [email protected]. 


Corner House Restaurant

Did you know that 22 Main Street, where the Corner House now resides, has a rich history dating back to the 1800s? At 175 years old, the building has served as a general store, inn, restaurant, and even a community gathering place for generations of Sandwich residents. Stepping into the Corner House is like stepping back in time, with its charming atmosphere and dedication to community spirit.
Hours: Tuesday through Thursday, 4 – 9, Friday and Saturday 4 – 10, Sunday 9 – 9 with brunch from 9-2.
Friday evenings from 6 till 9, the Corner House hosts fantastic local musicians in the pub.
Friday, November 15 – Steve Allain
Friday, November 22 – The Starlight Honeys
22 Main Street, Sandwich, NH 03227, email: [email protected]
(603) 284-6219


Foothills Café and Curio
Fall Hours:
Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 8am - 9pmFriday 8am - 9pm
Saturday 8am - 9pm
Sunday 10am - 9pm
Email [email protected].
The Foothills Café and Curio is located at 25 Main Street, Sandwich. 603-707-2424.


2 Basket Street Yoga

Led by Molly Powers Simmons, and located at 2 Basket Street, Center Sandwich.
Contact Molly at 617-461-9512, or visit the website at 2basketstreetyoga.com for more information or to sign up for classes.
Drop-in price: 15.00; 5-class pass - $65.00.
[email protected].


Dragonfly Yoga Barn

WEEKLY PRACTICE SCHEDULE:
Weds: 8-9:15 am ~ Five Element Slow Flow (all levels)
Thurs: 5-6:15 pm ~ Vinyasa Flow (moderate)
Fri: 8-9:15 am ~ Yin Yoga (all levels, deep myofascial stretch)
Sat. 8-9:15 am ~ Five Element Flow
Sun. 5-6:15 pm ~ Yin Yoga 
Upcoming Retreats:
*Ayurveda India Retreat, Feb. 18 ~ Mar. 12, 2024: Healing & Wellness Retreat. 3 Weeks!
*Amorgos, Greece Yoga Retreat: May 16 ~ 23, 2025
Dragonfly is located at 280 Bennett Street, North Sandwich. Contact [email protected], or online at www.dragonflyyogabarn.com.


Eastman House Counseling and Yoga
Offered by Heather Cameron. Located at 909 Holderness Road, Center Sandwich. Yoga class is held on Fridays, from 9- 10 am, Mindful Slow Flow. Slow flow yoga is a gentle practice which combines deep breathing, stretching and relaxed postures to bring restorative energy and serenity to your body and mind.
Preregister via email, [email protected].


Something Wild Farm

Located at 430 North Sandwich Road. Pasture raised eggs, Maple Syrup, handmade candles, and more. Contact Richard at [email protected], and check out their website, somethingwildfarm.com.


Your Neighbor’s Flowers

Megan of Your Neighbor’s Flowers writes: With about 8,000 bulbs in the ground here at the farm I am nearing my capacity... SO if you’ve been considering planting tulips in your own garden now is the time!
All remaining varieties are marked down to 50% off!!! 
To Order: Shop online at the website here: https://www.yourneighborsflowers.com/category/tulip-bulbs. You can also email [email protected].
Pick Up Details: All bulbs will be available to pick up on the farm. Shortly after your order is placed I will send an email with detailed instructions and pick up times.


Waxing Moon Gardens

News from Waxing Moon
We will be at the Tamworth Farmers Market with lots of fall veggies up until Thanksgiving break. Find out what’s been happening at www.waxingmoongardens.com.
Waxing Moon Gardens is located at 222 Whiteface Intervale, North Sandwich. Contact them at [email protected].


Chestnut Meadow Farm

Chestnut Meadow Farm still has several types of lettuce, as well as garlic, tomatoes, carrots, onions, and an assortment of other veggies. Chestnut Meadow is located at 146 Wentworth Hill Road, (Route 109) Sandwich. We offer Fresh Eggs from soy-free organic fed hens, and fall vegetables, all grown organically, no spray ever. Note, since we lost some of our flock to a hungry bear, we are not currently offering eggs for sale. We will keep the community informed as to when we will have them again. Stop by the self- serve farmstand for veggies or visit online at chestnutmadowfarm.com. Email [email protected] for information or to place an order.


Booty Family Farm

We are a certified organic farm located at 610 Mount Israel Road and have been in operation for over 40 years. We provide the full array of seasonal vegetables throughout the growing season, maple syrup, lamb, logging services and firewood. 
We hope you enjoy eating our produce as much as we do!
Steve Bartlett & the Booty Family Farm, 860-227-0397


Sandwich Creamery

2 Maple Ridge Road, Sandwich. Self-serve, locally made ice cream and cheese. Open from 9 am until 9 pm daily.


Papa Beans Ice Cream

Take a drive to our Sugarhouse and try our small batch homemade ice cream made on site using all New Hampshire dairy from Hatchland Farm, one small batch at a time. Indulge in our caramel ice cream which is made by caramelizing the sugar for its flavor and color. Or our increasingly popular Honeyberry ice cream (made with honeyberries from Wayside farm).
Ice Cream Pints & half Pints if flavors like Maple Latte, Caramel, Cinnamon, and much more!
Ice Cream Sandwich flavors include: Oatmeal Cookie with Maple Bourbon,
Chocolate Chip with Vanilla , Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip cookies with Vanilla ice cream.
Also, we have ice cream pies in assorted flavors, non-dairy treats, and pup cups.
Maple Products: Assortment of Plastic & Glass bottles of Maple syrup, Maple Bourbon Syrup, Maple Candy, and Maple Sugar. 
Located at 301 Wing Road, Sandwich.


Mountain Breeze Farm

Mountain Breeze Farm specializes in fresh, local beef and pork, done right. They have a variety of cuts, such as pork loin roasts, small hams, breakfast sausage, bratwurst, bone-in chops, and spareribs; Also select beef steaks, ground beef, beef kielbasa, beef chorizo, and stew meat. Please inquire if you are looking for something not mentioned or would like a custom order. If you frequent the Plymouth area, you can order Mountain Breeze products through Local Foods Plymouth, an online farmer’s market. Place an order from Mountain Breeze and about 40 other local farmers and producers, Saturday through Wednesday, at localfoodsplymouth.org, and pick up in Plymouth on Thursday afternoon.
Contact Mountain Breeze at 603-677-2604 if you have any questions or to place an order. Mountain Breeze Farm is located at 327 Dale Road, Center Sandwich.


Christmas in the Village

Christmas in the Village will take place on Saturday 12/7 and Sunday 12/8. There are over 35 Sandwich craftsmen and businesses participating this year in ten village locations and seven outlying locations.
The website is being updated constantly as we get information about the participants. Have a peek (regularly) for a preview: see below for our website and Facebook. sandwichchristmasinthevillage.com Here are some of our locations and vendors:
This week we highlight all things food (if you can’t find anything to eat while you wander the Village and Town, you’re not looking hard enough!
 ~At the Grange Hall, 36 Maple Street, Sandwich; Saturday only 9-12
(Please visit them: they need your body heat to stay warm in the building!)
Stephanie Goddard, Chestnut Meadow Farm: Stephanie will have onions, garlic, winter veggies, and eggs.
Holly Cook, Mountain Breeze Farm: A family farm offering locally grown beef and pork products along with maple syrup. 
~At the Methodist Church, 6 Main Street, Sandwich; Saturday only, crafts 10-2; lunch 11-2: Ladies Aid Luncheon (accepts cash, check): The ladies will be serving up their famously delicious soup and chowder luncheon. They will also have lovely crafts on site for your review.
 ~Out in North Sandwich:
Ashley Benes, Papa Bean’s Ice Cream, 301 Wing Road (accepts cash, check, Venmo): Delicious, small bath homemade ice cream in pints, half pints, and ice cream sandwiches.
 Brad Streeter, Young Maple Ridge Sugarhouse, 301 Wing Road (accepts cash, check, Venmo): locally produced maple syrup is available in an assortment of glass and plastic bottle sizes. Brad also has maple sugar, maple cream, male candy, and a maple bourbon aged syrup – yup, all things Maple!
Creamery, 2 Maple Ridge Road, North Sandwich (Saturday 9-4, Sunday 10-2): Artisanal ice cream, ice cream sandwiches, and delicious cheeses.
~In the Village
The Foothills Café and Curio, 25 Main Street, Sandwich: Food throughout the day, and evening – coffee and pastries in the morning, sandwiches and salads for lunch, dinner meals from Chef Farid Boughalem. You can also purchase natural snacks and kitchen staples.
Corner House Restaurant and Bar, 22 Main Street, Sandwich: Enjoy our inspired American cuisine for lunch and dinner from noon to closing in a casual country atmosphere.
~At the Benz Center, 18 Heard Road, Sandwich (Saturday 9-3 only)
Baker Boy & Sister Chef: These two young entrepreneurs will have a few breakfast items, cookies, lemon bread, and homemade chili and cornbread for lunch. Coffee, tea, and hot cocoa will also be available.
See all the vendors at: sandwichchristmasinthevillage.com
Customers visiting a minimum of six village locations and two outlying locations will be eligible to enter a drawing for a basket of goodies donated by some of the craftsmen. In addition, we have several family activities taking place during the weekend which will require reservations: decorating a graham cracker house and a visit with Santa.


Tamworth Community Food Center Welcomes You
If you or someone you know is in a position where access to food would be of help, please call the number provided. There are resources. The primary goal of the Tamworth Community Food Center is addressing hunger for those in need, serving the communities of Tamworth and Sandwich, NH. Our organization’s volunteers are trained and well-informed, knowing the value of awareness, action, and the effects of hunger. We are dedicated to providing fresh and nutritious food to people and families who may go without it. Our volunteers are devoted to understanding the significance and impact of community outreach. Donations from individuals, local organizations, businesses, and the towns provide stability and support, addressing the essentials of our citizens via sustainable solutions. It is our goal to tackle both short and long-term needs.
Every other Wednesday, 11-3.
Next date: Wednesday, November 20
Located at St Andrews Church, 678 Whittier Road, Tamworth, NH. General Questions: 603-960-4067.


Senior Meals

Join the fun at our Wednesday lunch here in Sandwich! Sandwich senior meals take place on Wednesdays at noon at the Benz Center, 18 Heard Road, Center Sandwich. Additionally, Moultonboro senior meals are held Monday through Thursday at the Moultonboro Community Center (formerly Old Lions Club) at 139 Old Route 109. All are welcome. Coffee will be ready at 11:30!


Sandwich Transfer Station

2023-2024 facility stickers are required for use of the Transfer Station (and swimming facilities). Stickers are available for purchase at Town Hall, by mail or by drop box. Transfer Station use is strictly prohibited for vehicles without stickers/passes (even for longtime residents!).
Sandwich Transfer Station hours are Sunday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 8 am to 4 pm. Please arrive at the Transfer Station at least 15 minutes before closing to allow for unloading and closure for the day. Kevin and John appreciate being able to close on time. Reminder: if you are recycling larger cardboard, please be sure it is cut to a maximum size of 4' x 4'. Larger pieces jam up our compactors!


Sandwich Boasts 92% Turnout

The General Election which took place on November fifth, proved to be one of the highest turnouts in recent Sandwich history. In-person ballots totaled 996, while absentee were 216. The total ballots cast were 1,212, which is 92% of the town’s 1,321 registered voters. Despite the high turnout, the process went smoothly, thanks to the network of town employees and community volunteers.


Sandwich Election Results

During November fifth’s general election, candidates on the democratic ticket proved to be more popular among Sandwich voters. For president, Harris received 759 to Trump’s 432 votes. The gubernatorial race produced 719 votes for Craig and 455 for Ayotte. In the contest for US Representative, Goodlander received 763, beating out Tang-Williams’ 424 votes. For Executive Councilor, Soldati garnered 711 votes while Kenney received 448. 712 votes were cast for Cardona versus the 446 votes for Lang in the State Senate race. Burroughs and McAleer held on to their seats in the NH house, being challenged by newcomer Maureen Blanchard.


Town to Update Master Plan

The Planning Board is embarking on updating the 2011 Master Pan and the whole town needs to be involved. A subcommittee is being formed to lead the work of engaging all citizens in participating with their view of Sandwich today and what they envision into the future. Committee members will take on various tasks: doing a survey, conducting interviews, seeking experts, researching data. Get to learn more about your town, talk to your neighbors, and contribute your skills to craft the blueprint for the town’s future.
A Master Plan is the foundation for the Zoning Ordinance and all regulations that govern the grown of a town the way its citizens want it to be. Contact the Planning Board at [email protected] or ask at the town office.


Selectmen’s Update

Here are some highlights from the November 4 Selectman’s meeting. You can find more at sandwichnh.org.
~Derek Meredith of the Remick Park Revitalization Committee noted that the new playground equipment is installed, the mats are in place, and the playground is open for use.
~Fire Chief Ted Call and Road Agent Ty Bryant spoke with the Selectmen about maintenance of the Town Hall fire pond. The last maintenance was completed more than 20 years ago and is overdue. They would like to lower the water level so that the highway crew can clear out the weeds. No permit is required by DES for the maintenance of an existing fire pond. The Fire Chief will seek the permission of the property owners and work with abutters to minimize water runoff issues.
~Kathy Thorndike of the Energy Committee noted that energy audits of town buildings will be completed by the end of November. The Energy Committee will prioritize a solar project at the Transfer Station due to unknown factors with the Town Hall roof and the tight timeline for the 2025 budget. The Energy Committee recommends creating a warrant article to establish an expendable trust fund for energy projects.


Fourth of July Fireworks Question

At the October 7 meeting, the selectboard discussed Fourth of July Fireworks. Sandwich has had a long history of hosting fireworks on July 3, but the cost is becoming prohibitive. A minimum of $20,000 is required to book fireworks for July 3. For July 2, the minimum for 2025 will be $8,500 and will increase in 2026. The board is looking for public input, and are willing to consider other alternatives to a fireworks display.


Town of Sandwich contact information

Alison Gage, Town Clerk/Tax Collector, [email protected]
Town Clerk’s office hours: Tues & Thurs 8:00am to 5:30pm
Courtney Delaney, Town Administrator, may be reached during regular office hours, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. e-mail: [email protected]
Kelly Cox, Administrative Assistant, may be reached during regular office hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. e-mail: [email protected]
Website: sandwichnh.org
Town of Sandwich
8 Maple Street, PO Box 194
Sandwich, NH 03227
P: 603-284-7113


Community Church of Sandwich
The Community Church has moved from the Baptist Meeting House to the Methodist Meeting House on Main Street for the fall and winter.
Check out some other offerings of the Community Church of Sandwich:
Upper Room Study on Wednesday evenings at 6:30 PM on Zoom
Mission Opportunity to Serve with us at Isaiah 61 Cafe.
Worship with the Community Church on Sundays at 10 at the Methodist Meetinghouse, Main Street.. Contact us by Mail: PO Box 267, Sandwich, NH 03227, email [email protected], or call 603-284-6151


Harvest Church of the Lakes Region

Harvest Church invites you to visit at 80 Bean Road in Moultonborough, Sundays at 10:00 am for contemporary worship and Biblical teaching. We have several meetings during the week as well: a men’s Bible Study on Mondays in Sandwich, and a home church meeting on Thursdays in Sandwich. Call for details! Contact us at [email protected] or 603-476-7037.


In the Round

In the Round takes place Sundays at 8:45 – 10:30 am at the Benz Center, 18 Heard Road, Sandwich.
In the Round, a community discussion group for the past 25 years, meets weekly in Sandwich. The topic is always thought provoking and related to what people are thinking about these days. In the Round welcomes all points of view, reasonably and respectfully considered. Anyone who wishes to join in that spirit of dialog is invited. Various viewpoints are welcomed. Everyone is welcome.