Wolfeboro gonna be busy this weekend....
 

Car show, Hospital Street Fair, Old Boats, hundreds of people walking around, no place to park.....Yikes.:D

Poor planning
 

In Wolfeboro's part. If all events apply for a permit. This probably would not have happen!

Busy in Wolfeboro
 

Say BroadHopper, almost everything in Wolfeboro needs a permit, particularly events such as this coming weekend.

Did you ever think that maybe people just like to attend those type of events and will tolerate the traffic and congestion nevertheless?

Have a nice quiet weekend where ever you spend it.

I like to be first in line for the hospital street fair. It is like a bunch of yard sales in one place.

I didn't hear about the old boat show this weekend, Lakes. Where is it and when?

Question
 

Will all these be open on Sunday

The street fair is Fri and Sat only

thank you
 

Do you know the hours of the street fair on Saturday?
I have to do something in Boston area at 1pm and want to make it up there for that fair
and is it right on Hospital st?

Art show as well
 

Just to add to the congestion, the Peter Ferber "Meet the Artist" reception and show at the Art Place is also scheduled for this Saturday. Peter's work will be on display for most of August.

Can't wait till everyone leaves the area
 

Is it Fall yet...so nice when the lake get back to just the locals!

Yeah, but it's difficult to have the tourist-generated revenues without the tourists. :look:

Tourists
 

The worst tourists are the ones who decided to live here year round! :eek:

Hey now.....That's me. :laugh:

Bring lots of small bills. :)

The Hospital Street Fair hours are 10 AM to 10 PM Fri & SAT.

Docks
 

Can anyone tell me?????
I'm planning on heading into Wolfeboro town docks Friday (8/7) early afternoon.
Will they be open to the public as usual? I was not aware of any of these events.

If want even More Stuff to do this weekend, go to the "woody" boat show in Alton on Saturday. Check out the "Events" at the NH Antique Boat Museun (Wolfeboro) website.

http://www.nhbm.org/