NHARL will be providing vegan burgers, hot dogs, drinks, and some desserts. All vegan, of course! We ask that you bring your favorite vegan dish to share with the group.
Please add a comment to the sign-up section indicating which dish you will bring, so we have a good variety. We recommend labeling utensils and pans. Please also include the number of people in your party. (Example: two adults and two children)
WHAT TO BRING
Bring chairs or a blanket for you and your family. Shade is limited, so hats and sunscreen are recommended.
ISLAND RULES
Please remember that we have only reserved the pavilion area and must respect other guests visiting Four Tree Island.
Unfortunately, no dogs are allowed on Four Tree Island per city ordinance.
PARKING
Peirce Island is a popular destination for boaters and hikers, so parking can be a challenge. We suggest carpooling if possible. If you can’t find a spot in the Four Tree Island lot, an unpaved overflow parking lot is available to anyone, located beyond the swimming pool on the right.
It’s an 8-minute walk back to Four Tree Island, so maybe drop off any passengers and gear before parking. NHARL has reserved the space at Four Tree Island for the day, so come early and help set up, or stay late and enjoy the ocean.
This is a free event, but donations to NHARL are welcome.
In May, residents of Sandwich, NH reached out for help opposing the Sandwich Stampede, a rodeo taking place on the Sandwich Fairgrounds July 17 and 18.
In response, we spoke at the Selectmen’s meeting, sent the postcard pictured to every household in Sandwich, set up RodeoFreeNH.org, and created a petition.
Regrettably, it appears the rodeo is going forward, so we will protest on opening night.
Sandwich Stampede PROTEST
When: Friday, July 17 4:00-6:00 pm
Where: 5 Quimby Field Rd, Sandwich, NH. Sidewalk on Main St./Rt. 109 in front of the tennis courts
Signs: We have 24 posters, likely enough for everyone
Dress: Patriotic clothing welcome — a reminder that love of country and compassion for animals are not mutually exclusive.
Concord’s Market Days Festival is our biggest outreach event of the year and always a lot of fun.
The 3-day event starts Thu., June 25 and ends Sat., June 27, 10:00 am to 8:00 pm each day. We could use your help with handing out treats and literature and talking to visitors. You will receive training beforehand to prepare you for talking to people about animals.
You can walk around and enjoy the festival before or after your shift. Bring along your family and friends!
Once again, NHARL will have a tent at Mutt Strutt an annual fundraiser hosted by our friends at the Manchester Animal Shelter.
The event is Sat., June 6 from 10 am to 2 pm at Livingston Park in Manchester and includes a one-mile walk around Dorrs Pond for eventgoers and their pooches.
Volunteers warmly welcomed! You can help for a couple hours or stay for the whole event. Email info@nhanimalrights.org.
Got the mid-winter blues? Join us for a change of scenery Saturday, Feb 28 at 12:00 pm at Veggie Life — a fully vegan restaurant in the charming seacoast town of Wells, Maine (1732 N Berwick Rd.).
Yes, it’s a bit of a drive, but look at this food…
Veggie Life is just minutes from the coast, so why not get some sea air with a winter beach walk — work up an appetite or walk off your lunch!
Join us on Saturday, January 31, at Pressed Café in Bedford for a relaxed end-of-the-month get-together!
Pressed Café is well known for its extensive vegan menu, featuring everything from hearty breakfast burritos and nourishing bowls to delicious smoothies.
Drop by between 10:00 and 12:00 to grab a bite and connect with others who share your compassion for animals.
Everyone is welcome, and you don’t need to be vegan to come along. Just keep in mind that we’ll be enjoying delicious plant-based foods together.
Italian Thanksgiving buffet catered by You’ll Eat It and Like It
Two complimentary drinks — wine, beer, or signature seasonal mocktail
Dessert buffet and coffee service
3 complimentary raffle tickets for a chance to win fantastic prizes!
Presentation by Christine Dorchak, President and General Counsel of GREY2K USA Worldwide
Complimentary copy of Christine Dorchak’s book, Brooklyn Comes Home!
Featured Speaker
A co-founder of GREY2K USA Worldwide, Christine Dorchak has extensive professional experience in the animal protection movement. Before obtaining her law degree, she worked as Research Director for the New England Anti-Vivisection Society and was the manager of the Ellen Gifford Sheltering Home for Cats in Boston.
Christine specializes in pari-mutuel law and has drafted laws to successfully prohibit dog racing in several states and countries.
She has been featured in several national publications including the Huffington Post, Forbes, American Dog, Fido Friendly and Bostonia and provided commentary pieces for news outlets such as the Miami Herald, Lowell Sun, Chicago Examiner and Lawyer’s Weekly.
Christine is the co-author with Carey Theil of Brooklyn Goes Home. Their new TED Talk “How to Be an Activist Who Creates Real Change” discusses 25 years of advocacy for the greyhounds. A long-distance runner all of her life, she has competed in seven Boston Marathons to date.