Recreation Commission flags $4,650 in spending for 2026 events.
Hampton Falls Recreation Commission plans $4,650 in 2026 events and programs. Treasurer Michael LeBarre reported the Revolving Account held $23,267.23 as of April. Proposed spending includes $1,500 for December tree-lighting festival with contests, $1,150 for "Echoes of 1776" Revolutionary War
Recreation Commission · Meeting of April 20, 2026
NH HAMPTON FALLS — Hampton Falls Recreation Commission plans $4,650 in 2026 events and programs. Treasurer Michael LeBarre reported the Revolving Account held $23,267.23 as of April. Proposed spending includes $1,500 for December tree-lighting festival with contests, $1,150 for "Echoes of 1776" Revolutionary War ceremony on July 25 with the Cemetery Commission, and $1,000 for a fall newsletter.
Additional programs flagged include $600 for Chi Qigong classes at the library garden and $400 for a Seniors Ice Cream Social. An FBI Luncheon Series for seniors is planned with four sessions on cyber crime, civil rights, terrorism, and community awareness.
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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of April 20, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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