Knit Knights, Wednesdays thru April, 4-5:30pm

Join Nancy Cayford and her group of seasoned knitters for tips, advice, and smiles!

Knit Knights, Wednesdays thru April, 4-5:30pm

Join Nancy Cayford and her group of seasoned knitters for tips, advice, and smiles!

Knit Knights, Wednesdays thru April, 4-5:30pm

Join Nancy Cayford and her group of seasoned knitters for tips, advice, and smiles!

DubHub Community Pancake Breakfast & Egg Hunt, Saturday, April 12

All are invited to the DubHub for a delicious, free Community Pancake Breakfast from 9 - 10:30am. Toppings will include real NH maple syrup, berries and whipped cream! Rumor has it, there will be a visit from the Easter Bunny himself, and he may even pose for some photo ops with you and the kiddos! We will also have a little craft table available for those who would like to make bunny ears to wear as you hop on over to the Dublin Public Library for an Egg Hunt at 10:30am! Bring your Easter baskets, and come hungry! For more information, contact info@dublincommunitycenter.org.

Ping Pong at the DubHub, Saturday, April 12 and 26

Come to the DubHub from 2-4pm to play some ping pong! We are looking for players of high school age or older who are interested in social and/or competitive play and we already have a handful of players ready to go! Depending on interest, we'd like to discuss the possibility of playing on the second and fourth Saturday of every month. We can also discuss a spring town tournament. Please stop by and tell us what you are interested in. This initiative is being organized by Chris Sprague and Rebecca Welsh.  

Knit Knights, Wednesdays thru April, 4-5:30pm

Join Nancy Cayford and her group of seasoned knitters for tips, advice, and smiles!

Dublin Town Clean-Up Day is April 19!

Our third annual revitalized Clean-Up Day is on Saturday, April 19 from 9-12, with lunch provided by the DubHub afterwards, from noon to 12:30pm. The Community Center, the Recycling Committee and Conservation Commission are co-sponsoring this event. We will celebrate Earth Day, (which is actually on April 22,) by joining together to beautify our town together on the 19th. We hope all Dublin’s families will participate.

We will invite all Dublin’s elementary school children (Grades K-5) to make some sort of poster or other design (2 dimensional, please!) on the theme of Earth Day and/or Dublin Clean-Up Day. We will collect them up from the schools on Friday, April 18, and display them at the Community Center. Home school families are welcome to join too. You can drop off your children’s posters at Dublin Consolidated School or at the Dublin Community Center on April 18 before 3PM.

Families can come to the Hub starting at 9 to pick up trash bags and sign up for one of the town roads. Everyone will disperse to clean roadsides and gather back at the HUB at noon for lunch and prizes for posters and interesting trash.

Sound like FUN? We hope you will join us!

Herbal Office Hours on Tuesday, April 15

On the third Tuesdays of the month, Katherine Gekas will hold herbal office hours from 4-6 pm in the small room at the Dublin Community Center. Herbal office hours will be one-to-one sessions for people who have questions about medicinal herbs but need a private consultation. Payment will be sliding scale and optional ($0-$125).

Knit Knights, Wednesdays thru April, 4-5:30pm

Join Nancy Cayford and her group of seasoned knitters for tips, advice, and smiles!

Cosy Sheridon Concert, Friday, April 25

Join Cosy Sheridan and her band at 7pm at the DubHub for an evening of songs and stories. Cosy has played at Carnegie Hall and the Cowgirl Hall of Fame as well as at coffee houses throughout the country. She plays a percussive, bluesy guitar, often in open tunings and occasionally with two or more capos on the neck. Backed by the strong rhythms and harmonies of Charlie Koch on bass and Kent Allyn on keyboard, her concerts are a wide-ranging, entertaining, and tuneful experience. 

Cosy first appeared on the national folk scene in 1992 when she won songwriting contests at both the Kerrville Folk Festival and Telluride Bluegrass Festival. She likes to make people happy at her concerts, and has been called one of our era’s finest and most thoughtful songwriters. Cosy teaches workshops in songwriting, guitar, and performance all over the country, and is the founder and director of Moab Folk Camp in Moab, Utah.

“A wonderfully lively, very funny, and enormously amiable entertainer,” wrote The Boston Globe.

“You can’t continue touring for twenty or so years, unless you know what you’re doing, and do it well,” said The Chicago Examiner.  

The Albuquerque Journal dubbed Cosy “a buddhist monk in a 12 step program trapped in the body of a singer-songwriter.”  

Tickets are $20 pre-sale, and $25 at the door. This concert is sure to sell out. Contact info@dublincommunitycenter.org for more ticket information.

Ping Pong at the DubHub, Saturday, April 12 and 26

Come to the DubHub from 2-4pm to play some ping pong! We are looking for players of high school age or older who are interested in social and/or competitive play and we already have a handful of players ready to go! Depending on interest, we'd like to discuss the possibility of playing on the second and fourth Saturday of every month. We can also discuss a spring town tournament. Please stop by and tell us what you are interested in. This initiative is being organized by Chris Sprague and Rebecca Welsh.  

Spring Vision Board Workshop, Saturday, April 27

From 2-4pm, join us for an inspiring, joyful and creative afternoon, as we create our own unique vision boards! This workshop will be taught by Donni Webber, an artist, Wisdom Guide, and Wellness Advocate, and Louise Crooks, an artist, Visibility Biz Coach, and Wellness Advocate. Both live locally and are excited to share this creative journey of manifestation with you!

After a powerful guided meditation, your unconscious mind helps you to envision your future. Then we dive into putting together a collage of images representing where you'd like your life to go. It’s so much fun.  And it’s calming, destressing, and peaceful. All the things we need right now.  

For ages 18 to 80+!  Payment: $35 (includes all materials.) To sign up, email: http://louisecrooksa6m1n@gmail.com

DubHub Forum on Dublin Days, Sunday, April 27

From 4:30-5:30 pm, our forum will be dedicated to talking about Dublin Days. We will share memories of some of the fun, and learn about growing plans from a small consortium that is coming together to bring back a smaller, scaled-down version of this lovely community event to be held this summer on July 26th. 

If you are new to Dublin, you may never have heard of Dublin Days. It was one annual summer day in which everyone came to Yankee Field to eat, drink, play and hang out together. There were events for Dubliners of all ages, space for art and music - a real day of being in community. However, like many traditions, a lot of the work to prepare for it was unseen and done by a handful of people. And, like many traditions, it fell by the wayside when the rotation of work did not keep turning over. Come reminisce (or learn about) Dublin Days and offer your input for what this community event needs going forward.

Knit Knights, Wednesdays thru April, 4-5:30pm

Join Nancy Cayford and her group of seasoned knitters for tips, advice, and smiles!