Eden Energy Medicine Bodywork Workshop

Do you feel overwhelmed all the time? Want to enjoy life again?

You are invited to discover, Energy Medicine for Stress Relief*, Sunday August 30th 2pm

*Eden Energy Medicine is a system of self care, it is not meant to diagnose or treat any disease.

Family Crafternoon!

Participate in this family friendly community event! Bring your own craft or join in planned activities. Families with young children encouraged to participate. Come chat with your community members and create!

Open to all ages — please note this is not a drop off event.

We can’t wait to craft with you!

Rebecca Knight and friends will read from W. W. Norton's new collection of nonfiction: NOTES TO NEW MOTHERS.

Bring the whole family for coloring, pizza, partying, and book signing! Books will be available for sale from Harrisville General Store's Book Nook. 

ABOUT THE BOOK

Sixty-five writers and artists capture early motherhood in scenes and revelations: a vulnerable, kaleidoscopic record of postpartum life.

In the early days with their first babies, two friends began comparing notes on what, exactly, was going on in their postpartum bodies and minds. What was a wake window? How could anyone function under the weight of so much love? All their new-mom friends were overwhelmed too. In search of the book they needed, editors Rebecca Knight and Julie Buntin invited sixty-five acclaimed writers and artists—Julia Phillips, Kirstin Valdez Quade, Liana Finck, Jenny Slate, Naima Coster, and more—to riff on shared concerns: burp volcanos, career shifts, breastfeeding logs, partnership dynamics, minor victories and major insecurities. Here is a bedside table companion for every mother who has wondered how she’ll make it through the wilderness of early parenthood, and a window into her experience for the family and friends desperate to better care for their beloved moms-to-be. Brave, unexpected, and revelatory, Notes to New Mothers offers a new map of motherhood as both a singular and communal experience.

Join our weekly Uninstructed Life Drawing Sessions at the community center to practice drawing the human form from a live model. Open to all skill levels, sessions include a mix of timed poses from 2 to 30 minutes. Enjoy a relaxed, supportive environment where you can develop your skills and connect with other artists.

Bring your own drawing materials and easel if you like—seating will be provided.

These donation-based sessions operate on a sliding scale of $10, $15, $20. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, these sessions offer a great creative outlet and learning opportunity. Please email kellytamaki@gmail.com to register. Sessions limited to 15.

Yoga with Mary Potter 9am-10am

Suggested donation $10-$20, bring you own mat and props.

A thoughtful vinyasa flow with a fusion of Pilates and mixed martial arts movement. Mary’s classes offer a dynamic, creative vinyasa experience that moves beyond the traditional linear flow.

Mary was born and raised in Jaffrey, NH and has spent her life in the woods and lakes of the Monadnock Region; as well as her summers and falls on a small island on the coast of Maine. Mary has been practicing yoga for over a decade now. With a dedicated practice since 2019, and completed her 200-hour teacher training with Vira Bhava School in 2023 under Leanne Horvath. Her continued studies include Shamballah Yoga & Meditation in Sintra, Portugal, and Budokon Mixed Movement Arts in Montana. In teaching, Mary hopes students will enjoy challenging their bodies in a productive and energetic way. 

Rooted in Circle Flow, her sequencing invites 360-degree movement around the mat, encouraging fluid transitions. Expect a full-body practice that blends yoga, Pilates, and mixed martial arts-inspired movement to build strength, mobility, coordination, and balance—while cultivating breath awareness and a deeper connection to the body.

Aging in Place: Safety, Independence, and the Future of Aging Well

Join Every Home Solutions for an engaging and informative presentation about aging safely and independently at home. This program will explore why more people are choosing to age in place, the growing impact of falls in our communities, and practical steps individuals and families can take to reduce risk and maintain independence. Attendees will learn about common home safety challenges, simple environmental improvements that can make everyday activities easier, and how thoughtful planning can support long-term well-being. Every Home Solutions is a local company that combines occupational therapy expertise with hands-on home modification services to help people adapt their homes to meet changing needs. This presentation is ideal for adults 65+, family members supporting aging parents, caregivers, and anyone interested in planning for the future. We hope to see you there!

Practical, Effective Wellness: Drop-In Group Acupuncture at Harrisville VCC

We are pleased to announce a new Drop-In Group Acupuncture Clinic at the Harrisville Village Community Center, led by James Lovinsky, DACM, and Linnéa Lovinsky, DAOM.

By utilizing the center’s large, open community room, we provide high-quality acupuncture care in a restful, shared environment. There is no need for an appointment, simply drop in during our clinic hours to receive treatment. 

Clinic Hours

• Hours: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

• Last Call: To ensure everyone has adequate time for their session, the last treatment begins at 11:30 AM.

What to Expect

In a Group Acupuncture setting, patients receive treatment in a quiet, restful common area. The Community Center is large enough for us to spread out in a beautiful, peaceful healing space. We will be serving a seasonal herbal tea and quiet conversation is welcome by the tea area. 

Upon arrival, you will be checked in and can settle into a comfortable recliner or folding chair. Your practitioner will conduct a brief consultation at your side before placing needles, primarily on the arms, legs, and head. Since this is a drop-in clinic, patients are treated in the order they arrive.

How to Prepare

• Attire: Because treatments take place in a shared room, please wear loose-fitting clothing that can easily be rolled up to the elbows and knees (such as t-shirts, joggers, or loose trousers). There are no private changing areas available.

• First Visit: Please allow an extra 10 minutes during your first visit to complete your health history paperwork.

• Optional: Some patients like to bring their own small pillow, light blanket, or noise-canceling headphones

Pricing & Membership

• Initial Visit: $65 (Includes intake and treatment)

• Follow-up Visits: $45 per session

• Membership options will be available once regular clinic hours are established.

Location: Harrisville VCC, 23 Church St.

Practitioner Bios

Dr. James Lovinsky, DACM, LAc James is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, board-certified by the NCCAOM. After a career in IT and website development, his personal experience with stress and chronic pain led him to healthcare. James specializes in stress related conditions, orthopedic pain management and chronic disease. He holds a Doctorate from the Pacific College of Health and Science and combines traditional Chinese medicine with evidence-based functional medicine to address root health concerns.

Linnéa Lovinsky, DAOM, LAc Linnéa is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and an NCCAOM board-certified herbalist. She completed her training at the New England School of Acupuncture and the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. With additional certifications in yoga and Thai massage, Linnéa specializes in women’s health, anxiety relief, and movement-based pain resolution. Her approach focuses on providing practical, intuitive care that helps patients regain physical vitality and balance.

Join our weekly Uninstructed Life Drawing Sessions at the community center to practice drawing the human form from a live model. Open to all skill levels, sessions include a mix of timed poses from 2 to 30 minutes. Enjoy a relaxed, supportive environment where you can develop your skills and connect with other artists.

Bring your own drawing materials and easel if you like—seating will be provided.

These donation-based sessions operate on a sliding scale of $10, $15, $20. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, these sessions offer a great creative outlet and learning opportunity. Please email kellytamaki@gmail.com to register. Sessions limited to 15.

Yoga with Mary Potter 9am-10am

Suggested donation $10-$20, bring you own mat and props.

A thoughtful vinyasa flow with a fusion of Pilates and mixed martial arts movement. Mary’s classes offer a dynamic, creative vinyasa experience that moves beyond the traditional linear flow.

Mary was born and raised in Jaffrey, NH and has spent her life in the woods and lakes of the Monadnock Region; as well as her summers and falls on a small island on the coast of Maine. Mary has been practicing yoga for over a decade now. With a dedicated practice since 2019, and completed her 200-hour teacher training with Vira Bhava School in 2023 under Leanne Horvath. Her continued studies include Shamballah Yoga & Meditation in Sintra, Portugal, and Budokon Mixed Movement Arts in Montana. In teaching, Mary hopes students will enjoy challenging their bodies in a productive and energetic way. 

Rooted in Circle Flow, her sequencing invites 360-degree movement around the mat, encouraging fluid transitions. Expect a full-body practice that blends yoga, Pilates, and mixed martial arts-inspired movement to build strength, mobility, coordination, and balance—while cultivating breath awareness and a deeper connection to the body.

Practical, Effective Wellness: Drop-In Group Acupuncture at Harrisville VCC

We are pleased to announce a new Drop-In Group Acupuncture Clinic at the Harrisville Village Community Center, led by James Lovinsky, DACM, and Linnéa Lovinsky, DAOM.

By utilizing the center’s large, open community room, we provide high-quality acupuncture care in a restful, shared environment. There is no need for an appointment, simply drop in during our clinic hours to receive treatment. 

Clinic Hours

• Hours: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

• Last Call: To ensure everyone has adequate time for their session, the last treatment begins at 11:30 AM.

What to Expect

In a Group Acupuncture setting, patients receive treatment in a quiet, restful common area. The Community Center is large enough for us to spread out in a beautiful, peaceful healing space. We will be serving a seasonal herbal tea and quiet conversation is welcome by the tea area. 

Upon arrival, you will be checked in and can settle into a comfortable recliner or folding chair. Your practitioner will conduct a brief consultation at your side before placing needles, primarily on the arms, legs, and head. Since this is a drop-in clinic, patients are treated in the order they arrive.

How to Prepare

• Attire: Because treatments take place in a shared room, please wear loose-fitting clothing that can easily be rolled up to the elbows and knees (such as t-shirts, joggers, or loose trousers). There are no private changing areas available.

• First Visit: Please allow an extra 10 minutes during your first visit to complete your health history paperwork.

• Optional: Some patients like to bring their own small pillow, light blanket, or noise-canceling headphones

Pricing & Membership

• Initial Visit: $65 (Includes intake and treatment)

• Follow-up Visits: $45 per session

• Membership options will be available once regular clinic hours are established.

Location: Harrisville VCC, 23 Church St.

Practitioner Bios

Dr. James Lovinsky, DACM, LAc James is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, board-certified by the NCCAOM. After a career in IT and website development, his personal experience with stress and chronic pain led him to healthcare. James specializes in stress related conditions, orthopedic pain management and chronic disease. He holds a Doctorate from the Pacific College of Health and Science and combines traditional Chinese medicine with evidence-based functional medicine to address root health concerns.

Linnéa Lovinsky, DAOM, LAc Linnéa is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and an NCCAOM board-certified herbalist. She completed her training at the New England School of Acupuncture and the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. With additional certifications in yoga and Thai massage, Linnéa specializes in women’s health, anxiety relief, and movement-based pain resolution. Her approach focuses on providing practical, intuitive care that helps patients regain physical vitality and balance.

Stand Tall Massage will be offering complimentary chair massage on select dates at the Harrisville Community Center. 

Stand Tall Massage is the office of Nate Scheidler, LMT. Some of you may remember Nate as our weekend short order cook at the HGS from October  2025 until late May 2026. He is now a massage therapist specializing in whiplash, rotator cuff, posture and muscle recovery issues. Complimentary chair massage features a shortened version of the posture correction series.

Massage is offered on a signup basis on Saturday 9/12, Thursday 9/17 and Saturday 9/19 from 9am to 12pm in 15 minute time slots. Repeat clients for complimentary services WILL NOT be seated, so please do not select multiple dates or times.

Please visit the link below to access the signup forms for the complimentary chair massage service. Please arrive a few minutes before your session to ensure you start on time and get your full 15 minutes.

https://www.standtallmassage.com/harrisville

Singing in community has long been a practice in faith communities of all kinds.  Science has shown that singing literally and figuratively lifts us up, builds immunity and community. 

Drawing primarily from the Vedic tradition of Kirtan, we will explore sounds from many traditions starting from bij sounds (single syllables) to mantras to shabads, building complexity and fluency as we go.  

Join us in exploring your voice in community with others.  

Chant Church is offered the second Sunday of each month.  10-11:30 at Harrisville Community Center.  

September 13, 2026

Gwir and Abhai Raj Llewellyn are Sat Purkh. Each comes from their own 25-year meditation practice and discipline; their paths merged in 2012 and they've been singing together ever since. Their practice incorporates many traditions, but is focused on the play of Sound and Silence. They've published 12 albums of sacred music and live with their menagerie of animals in Southern New Hampshire. 

Musical Revue at the Harrisville Village Community Center!

Join us Sunday September 13th from 3-5pm

Singer Eve Pierce and pianist Gordon Peery team up for a concert featuring songs from films and musicals throughout the ages. 

“I grew up on musical theatre,” says Pierce. “ I have a deep love for the art form and the music that’s intrinsic to it.” In addition to being a musical performer, she is the choreographer for Conval High School Theatre’s musicals, and is the founder and director of The Dreamer’s Ensemble, a theatre troupe based in the Monadnock Region.

Peery also credits childhood experiences with his interest in musical theater.  He says the songs speak (or sing) for themselves, in terms of energy and entertainment, but what particularly moves him is seeing local theater groups take to the stage. “I’d rather see a local group like the Lion’s club productions, or a high school performance, than a highly-polished show on Broadway” he says, adding that this particular show is being presented to inspire further use of the Harrisville Village Community Center for musical and theatrical productions. “It’s a great space that offers an intimacy that larger venues can’t provide. “

The program is appropriate for all ages, and kids are encouraged to attend. The audience can expect a charming collection of songs from such composers as Cole Porter, Harold Arlen, Rodges and Hammertstein, Andrew Lloyd  Webber, and more. 

HVCC co-director Tara Perry says “We’re thrilled to have this incredibly talented duo of Eve and Gordon performing in our space and to bring exciting music to the community. No doubt you can see how much they love sharing music together and they’ll leave you humming the tunes long after the show ends.”

Family Crafternoon!

Participate in this family friendly community event! Bring your own craft or join in planned activities. Families with young children encouraged to participate. Come chat with your community members and create!

Open to all ages — please note this is not a drop off event.

We can’t wait to craft with you!

Join our weekly Uninstructed Life Drawing Sessions at the community center to practice drawing the human form from a live model. Open to all skill levels, sessions include a mix of timed poses from 2 to 30 minutes. Enjoy a relaxed, supportive environment where you can develop your skills and connect with other artists.

Bring your own drawing materials and easel if you like—seating will be provided.

These donation-based sessions operate on a sliding scale of $10, $15, $20. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, these sessions offer a great creative outlet and learning opportunity. Please email kellytamaki@gmail.com to register. Sessions limited to 15.

Yoga with Mary Potter 9am-10am

Suggested donation $10-$20, bring you own mat and props.

A thoughtful vinyasa flow with a fusion of Pilates and mixed martial arts movement. Mary’s classes offer a dynamic, creative vinyasa experience that moves beyond the traditional linear flow.

Mary was born and raised in Jaffrey, NH and has spent her life in the woods and lakes of the Monadnock Region; as well as her summers and falls on a small island on the coast of Maine. Mary has been practicing yoga for over a decade now. With a dedicated practice since 2019, and completed her 200-hour teacher training with Vira Bhava School in 2023 under Leanne Horvath. Her continued studies include Shamballah Yoga & Meditation in Sintra, Portugal, and Budokon Mixed Movement Arts in Montana. In teaching, Mary hopes students will enjoy challenging their bodies in a productive and energetic way. 

Rooted in Circle Flow, her sequencing invites 360-degree movement around the mat, encouraging fluid transitions. Expect a full-body practice that blends yoga, Pilates, and mixed martial arts-inspired movement to build strength, mobility, coordination, and balance—while cultivating breath awareness and a deeper connection to the body.

Stand Tall Massage will be offering complimentary chair massage on select dates at the Harrisville Community Center. 

Stand Tall Massage is the office of Nate Scheidler, LMT. Some of you may remember Nate as our weekend short order cook at the HGS from October  2025 until late May 2026. He is now a massage therapist specializing in whiplash, rotator cuff, posture and muscle recovery issues. Complimentary chair massage features a shortened version of the posture correction series.

Massage is offered on a signup basis on Saturday 9/12, Thursday 9/17 and Saturday 9/19 from 9am to 12pm in 15 minute time slots. Repeat clients for complimentary services WILL NOT be seated, so please do not select multiple dates or times.

Please visit the link below to access the signup forms for the complimentary chair massage service. Please arrive a few minutes before your session to ensure you start on time and get your full 15 minutes.

https://www.standtallmassage.com/harrisville

Practical, Effective Wellness: Drop-In Group Acupuncture at Harrisville VCC

We are pleased to announce a new Drop-In Group Acupuncture Clinic at the Harrisville Village Community Center, led by James Lovinsky, DACM, and Linnéa Lovinsky, DAOM.

By utilizing the center’s large, open community room, we provide high-quality acupuncture care in a restful, shared environment. There is no need for an appointment, simply drop in during our clinic hours to receive treatment. 

Clinic Hours

• Hours: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

• Last Call: To ensure everyone has adequate time for their session, the last treatment begins at 11:30 AM.

What to Expect

In a Group Acupuncture setting, patients receive treatment in a quiet, restful common area. The Community Center is large enough for us to spread out in a beautiful, peaceful healing space. We will be serving a seasonal herbal tea and quiet conversation is welcome by the tea area. 

Upon arrival, you will be checked in and can settle into a comfortable recliner or folding chair. Your practitioner will conduct a brief consultation at your side before placing needles, primarily on the arms, legs, and head. Since this is a drop-in clinic, patients are treated in the order they arrive.

How to Prepare

• Attire: Because treatments take place in a shared room, please wear loose-fitting clothing that can easily be rolled up to the elbows and knees (such as t-shirts, joggers, or loose trousers). There are no private changing areas available.

• First Visit: Please allow an extra 10 minutes during your first visit to complete your health history paperwork.

• Optional: Some patients like to bring their own small pillow, light blanket, or noise-canceling headphones

Pricing & Membership

• Initial Visit: $65 (Includes intake and treatment)

• Follow-up Visits: $45 per session

• Membership options will be available once regular clinic hours are established.

Location: Harrisville VCC, 23 Church St.

Practitioner Bios

Dr. James Lovinsky, DACM, LAc James is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, board-certified by the NCCAOM. After a career in IT and website development, his personal experience with stress and chronic pain led him to healthcare. James specializes in stress related conditions, orthopedic pain management and chronic disease. He holds a Doctorate from the Pacific College of Health and Science and combines traditional Chinese medicine with evidence-based functional medicine to address root health concerns.

Linnéa Lovinsky, DAOM, LAc Linnéa is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and an NCCAOM board-certified herbalist. She completed her training at the New England School of Acupuncture and the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. With additional certifications in yoga and Thai massage, Linnéa specializes in women’s health, anxiety relief, and movement-based pain resolution. Her approach focuses on providing practical, intuitive care that helps patients regain physical vitality and balance.

Anam Dance: A Celebration of the Autumn Equinox 

Friday, September 18, 2026
7- 8 PM, $15

As the wheel of the year turns and day and night meet in balance, we gather for Anam Dance—soulful movement to honor the Autumn Equinox, the season of gratitude, harvest, and transition.

In the Celtic tradition, this is a threshold time—a moment to pause between the outward energy of summer and the invitation to go inward in the months ahead. It is a time to gather the gifts of the season, offer thanks for what has nourished us, and gently release what no longer serves.

Rooted in the wisdom of the body, Anam Dance invites you into a living relationship with the elements. Feel the steadiness of earth beneath your feet, the flowing grace of water, the transforming power of fire, and the spaciousness of air as it becomes a doorway to presence.

This is not choreography, but a remembering. Through free-form movement, evocative music, and moments of stillness, we awaken the body's innate intelligence that connects us to our collective spirit. Together, we create a space where balance is restored and the next season is welcomed with openness and trust.

Come as you are. Leave grounded, nourished, and deeply connected to yourself.

Register and pay in advance by clicking HERE!

Stand Tall Massage will be offering complimentary chair massage on select dates at the Harrisville Community Center. 

Stand Tall Massage is the office of Nate Scheidler, LMT. Some of you may remember Nate as our weekend short order cook at the HGS from October  2025 until late May 2026. He is now a massage therapist specializing in whiplash, rotator cuff, posture and muscle recovery issues. Complimentary chair massage features a shortened version of the posture correction series.

Massage is offered on a signup basis on Saturday 9/12, Thursday 9/17 and Saturday 9/19 from 9am to 12pm in 15 minute time slots. Repeat clients for complimentary services WILL NOT be seated, so please do not select multiple dates or times.

Please visit the link below to access the signup forms for the complimentary chair massage service. Please arrive a few minutes before your session to ensure you start on time and get your full 15 minutes.

https://www.standtallmassage.com/harrisville

Monday September 21st, 5:30pm-6:30pm

Engaging stories will be shared by the founders of Common Man for Ukraine, who have visited Ukraine over a dozen times since the war began. Learn how you can support their important work.

Join our weekly Uninstructed Life Drawing Sessions at the community center to practice drawing the human form from a live model. Open to all skill levels, sessions include a mix of timed poses from 2 to 30 minutes. Enjoy a relaxed, supportive environment where you can develop your skills and connect with other artists.

Bring your own drawing materials and easel if you like—seating will be provided.

These donation-based sessions operate on a sliding scale of $10, $15, $20. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, these sessions offer a great creative outlet and learning opportunity. Please email kellytamaki@gmail.com to register. Sessions limited to 15.

Yoga with Mary Potter 9am-10am

Suggested donation $10-$20, bring you own mat and props.

A thoughtful vinyasa flow with a fusion of Pilates and mixed martial arts movement. Mary’s classes offer a dynamic, creative vinyasa experience that moves beyond the traditional linear flow.

Mary was born and raised in Jaffrey, NH and has spent her life in the woods and lakes of the Monadnock Region; as well as her summers and falls on a small island on the coast of Maine. Mary has been practicing yoga for over a decade now. With a dedicated practice since 2019, and completed her 200-hour teacher training with Vira Bhava School in 2023 under Leanne Horvath. Her continued studies include Shamballah Yoga & Meditation in Sintra, Portugal, and Budokon Mixed Movement Arts in Montana. In teaching, Mary hopes students will enjoy challenging their bodies in a productive and energetic way. 

Rooted in Circle Flow, her sequencing invites 360-degree movement around the mat, encouraging fluid transitions. Expect a full-body practice that blends yoga, Pilates, and mixed martial arts-inspired movement to build strength, mobility, coordination, and balance—while cultivating breath awareness and a deeper connection to the body.

Practical, Effective Wellness: Drop-In Group Acupuncture at Harrisville VCC

We are pleased to announce a new Drop-In Group Acupuncture Clinic at the Harrisville Village Community Center, led by James Lovinsky, DACM, and Linnéa Lovinsky, DAOM.

By utilizing the center’s large, open community room, we provide high-quality acupuncture care in a restful, shared environment. There is no need for an appointment, simply drop in during our clinic hours to receive treatment. 

Clinic Hours

• Hours: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

• Last Call: To ensure everyone has adequate time for their session, the last treatment begins at 11:30 AM.

What to Expect

In a Group Acupuncture setting, patients receive treatment in a quiet, restful common area. The Community Center is large enough for us to spread out in a beautiful, peaceful healing space. We will be serving a seasonal herbal tea and quiet conversation is welcome by the tea area. 

Upon arrival, you will be checked in and can settle into a comfortable recliner or folding chair. Your practitioner will conduct a brief consultation at your side before placing needles, primarily on the arms, legs, and head. Since this is a drop-in clinic, patients are treated in the order they arrive.

How to Prepare

• Attire: Because treatments take place in a shared room, please wear loose-fitting clothing that can easily be rolled up to the elbows and knees (such as t-shirts, joggers, or loose trousers). There are no private changing areas available.

• First Visit: Please allow an extra 10 minutes during your first visit to complete your health history paperwork.

• Optional: Some patients like to bring their own small pillow, light blanket, or noise-canceling headphones

Pricing & Membership

• Initial Visit: $65 (Includes intake and treatment)

• Follow-up Visits: $45 per session

• Membership options will be available once regular clinic hours are established.

Location: Harrisville VCC, 23 Church St.

Practitioner Bios

Dr. James Lovinsky, DACM, LAc James is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, board-certified by the NCCAOM. After a career in IT and website development, his personal experience with stress and chronic pain led him to healthcare. James specializes in stress related conditions, orthopedic pain management and chronic disease. He holds a Doctorate from the Pacific College of Health and Science and combines traditional Chinese medicine with evidence-based functional medicine to address root health concerns.

Linnéa Lovinsky, DAOM, LAc Linnéa is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and an NCCAOM board-certified herbalist. She completed her training at the New England School of Acupuncture and the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. With additional certifications in yoga and Thai massage, Linnéa specializes in women’s health, anxiety relief, and movement-based pain resolution. Her approach focuses on providing practical, intuitive care that helps patients regain physical vitality and balance.

Join our weekly Uninstructed Life Drawing Sessions at the community center to practice drawing the human form from a live model. Open to all skill levels, sessions include a mix of timed poses from 2 to 30 minutes. Enjoy a relaxed, supportive environment where you can develop your skills and connect with other artists.

Bring your own drawing materials and easel if you like—seating will be provided.

These donation-based sessions operate on a sliding scale of $10, $15, $20. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, these sessions offer a great creative outlet and learning opportunity. Please email kellytamaki@gmail.com to register. Sessions limited to 15.

American Red Cross Blood Drive

October 2nd 12pm-5:30pm

Spinning Room at Mill No. 2

69 Main St
Harrisville, NH 03450

Click here to register!

Be a Hero—Donate Blood
Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood, yet only about 3% of age-eligible people donate annually. Since blood cannot be manufactured, hospitals rely entirely on volunteers to provide a steady, 24/7 supply for trauma patients, cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, and surgeries.

Why Your Donation Matters:

• Save Up to 3 Lives: One donation can be separated into red cells, plasma, and platelets, helping multiple patients in need.

• Constant Need: Red blood cells only last 42 days, and platelets only five days, requiring a constant flow of new donations.

• Community Lifeline: Your donation provides a local, reliable source for emergencies, burn victims, and children with blood disorders.

• Simple & Quick: The process takes about one hour, and you get a free mini-physical (checking pulse, blood pressure, and iron levels).

Giving blood is a simple act of kindness that makes an immeasurable difference. Be the reason someone gets a second chance.