Friday was a busy day at the Jackson Town Office opposite the Village House with a flag raising ceremony to mark the 3rd 'Christmas Can Cure' initiative, originally founded by the local Carrier family of Jackson, New Hampshire. Together with their families, wounded veterans,' Rocky Perez' and 'DJ Martin' came to the village to enjoy the Polar Express, sleigh rides at Nestlenook Farm, tubing at Cranmore, a magic show, a walking tour of North Conway, adaptive skiing at Attitash, snow mobiling, hair and manicures for the moms, and dining at local restaurants. Sally, John and Rebecca Partoon were honored to meet the wounded warriors at a donors' cocktail party held at the Wentworth Hotel on Monday evening, and Sally is extremely pleased to have been able to support recent Christmas Can Cure activities through her publicity and PR efforts on behalf of the organization.

Christmas Can Cure together with help from the Wounded Warrior Project, seeks to give selected wounded warriors and their families a Christmas to remember.  Welcomed by the small town of Jackson and the surrounding area of the Mount Washington Valley, these families have the opportunity to enjoy many winter activities and attractions during a memorable, fun packed weekend.  For more information visit http://www.christmascancure.org/.

Fairytale theme for Christmas Decorations at the Village House

For winter 2010/11 we have gone for a silver and blue fairytale theme at the Village House.  Just a few finishing touches left to make before the big day arrives.  Check out some of our recent pictures.



The Village House Porch, Jackson NH Xmas 2010



Side entrance of the Village House, Jackson NH Xmas 2010

Ice fairies and goblins at the Village House, Jackson NH

Rebecca Partoon on stage in North Conway

Rebecca is appearing in a 'Family Christmas' with M&D Productions www.yourtheatre.com in North Conway; This wonderful pre-Christmas show for all ages is guaranteed to put you in the mood for the Holiday Season.  It takes place on December 17th and 18th with a matinee on the19th. Tickets are $10 each or $25 for a family of 4. Book a theatre break with us at the Village House as excitement builds for the run up to Christmas.  Call 603 383 6666 for information.

Our Polar Express packages have been running since the weekend of Thanksgiving and there has been much laughter, giggles and fun at the Village House in recent weeks with children of all ages, sharing in the delight that the journey to the North Pole this pre-Christmas treat brings.

Rebecca helps Emma with her parcel left beneath the tree from Mr. C.

Rebecca from the Village House appears as 'Jingle' the Elf in the Miracle of Nestlenook Ledges

Young Rebecca is very busy too during the run up to Christmas, in her role as ‘Jingle’ the Elf in the tale of  ’the Miracle of Nestlenook Ledges’ held at Nestlenook Farm (across the road from the Village House) on Fridays and Saturdays from November 26th to December 18th.  Fridays: 6:00, 6:45 and 7:30 (pm).
Saturdays: 5:00, 5:45, 6:30 and 7:15 (pm).

Participants of this exciting holiday experience take a journey on an Austrian sleigh, bringing them to Santa’s Workshop where the old Storyteller tells a story that emphasizes the true spirit of Christmas, and Santa Claus makes a special visit.  Complete with elves, toys, hot cocoa, gifts, holiday spirit and a wondrous horse drawn sleigh ride around the magical Victorian winter park, this is a holiday experience not to be missed and Rebecca is thoroughly enjoying being one of the elves.  For more information about this event call (603) 383 6666.