Upcoming Events
Welcome to The Fenton Family Dealerships Community Events page. Here you will find out about events that the Fenton Family Dealerships are sponsoring, participating in or hosting. For a list of our previous events click here ! Thank you to all members of our community that help make these events happen!
UPCOMING EVENTS
20 mile bike ride to benefit
the Community Kitchen.
About Monadnock Cycling Club (MCC):
The MCC mission is to promote health and wellness for people of all ages in the Monadnock Region through cycling for sport and recreation. MCC activities and events are made possible by your membership dues.
MCC membership is open to all. Members are required to pay annual dues set by the Board of Directors. All members of the club over the age of 18 are eligible to be elected as officers or Board members. The Board may establish different levels of membership and dues for those levels as listed below.
About Monadnock Cycling Club (MCC):
The MCC mission is to promote health and wellness for people of all ages in the Monadnock Region through cycling for sport and recreation. MCC activities and events are made possible by your membership dues.
MCC membership is open to all. Members are required to pay annual dues set by the Board of Directors. All members of the club over the age of 18 are eligible to be elected as officers or Board members. The Board may establish different levels of membership and dues for those levels as listed below.
- Individual: 18 years or older.
- Family: 1 to 2 adults and children under 18. Adults have voting privileges.
- Student: Under 18 or currently a fulltime post high school student. Voting member must be 18 or older.
- Senior: 65 or older. Voting member.
- Organization: Person, club, or larger group. No voting privileges.
Fenton Family Golf Tournament - 6/6/11
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Come Take your chance at ONE MILLION DOLLARS, TWO NEW NEW CARS OR A NEW HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE if you can get a hole in one!
On June 6, 2011, the Fenton Family Dealerships will host its 19th Annual Charity Golf Tournament at the Keene Country Club. All proceeds from this event will benefit The Community Kitchen located in Keene, NH. This is the areas SINGLE LARGEST FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY KITCHEN, which serves over 952,700 meals each year to area citizens. Tournament tee and green sponsors are needed.
This years event will be held again at the Keene Country Club which features 18 demanding holes with water hazards, forest hazards, tight fairways, sand traps and doglegs which will prove to an interesting challenge for every level of player. Come June the greens will be manicured to perfection for optimal playing conditions. Golfers will be playing for Hole-In-One awards including one million dollars, two new cars, and a Harley Davidson Motorcycle. Also take a chance to win a variety of of excellent golf equipment through a charity raffle. The evening will end with a great dinner and charity raffle prizes!
Registration starts at 9AM. Entry fees are $150 per person/$600 per foursome. Pre-registration will be limited to the first 36-foursomes/144 players, so sign up early! Businesses and individuals are encouraged to SPONSOR THIS EVENT by making donations payable to: The Community Kitchen Tournament, c/o Fenton Family Dealerships, 591 Monadnock Highway, E. Swanzey, NH 03446. Contact Penny Bell at Toyota/Volvo of Keene at 603-354-5000 or email: pbell@fentonautosales.com for more information about registration or sponsorship.
The Community Kitchen is a direct-service not-for profit United Way Agency providing hot meals, take-home food boxes and advocacy to low and moderate-income individuals and families in the Monadnock Region. Your help is very much needed! In 2010 the Community Kitchen served 976,159 meals to more than 12,000 people. Join us for a fun filled day of golf while raising money for the Community Kitchen. Please accept our sincerest appreciation in advance for your sponsorship! The Community Kitchen needs your sponsorship dollars to help feed the local community.
PHOTOS FROM OUR FENTON FAMILY CHARITY GOLF
TOURNAMENT
2011
Old Home Day Swanzey, NH - 7/16/11
Fenton Family Dealerships is proud to announce their sponsorship of Old Home Day in Swanzey NH. This is a fun filled day with lots of tours and demonstrations, last years even had a very big turnout
Last year extra early risers were greeted by the eerie spectacle of two airplanes taxiing through the ground fog on Old Homestead Highway, heading towards the Monadnock Regional High School parking lot. Hours later, fire engines and rescue vehicles, antique cars and excavation equipment filled the lot. The theme of transportation continued throughout the day with Roaming Railroad train rides, pony rides, and an impromptu saddleback ox riding demonstration. Unexpected windy conditions canceled a planned hot air balloon.
By 10:00, the parade was moving north on Old Homestead Highway. Marching bands, decorated bicycles, politicians, horses and oxen, police and fire vehicles, go-karts, and citizen groups of all kinds promenaded past the reviewing stand. Immediately following the parade, a stirring street beat led a procession to the intersection of Sawyers Crossing and Old Homestead Highway and the unveiling of the new "Welcome to Swanzey" sign. A masterwork by Swanzey artist Deb Crowder, the sign immortalizes Swanzey's ambassadors of open space protection, the oxen Buck and Ike.
Other scheduled activities included an exhibition by the award-winning Northern Lights cheerleaders, a police K-9 unit demonstration, a dog agility demonstration, and a martial arts demonstration. The bicycle tour of Swanzey's covered bridges was a popular choice, as was the hike to the summit of Mt. Caesar. Other activities affiliated with Old Home Day included Mt. Caesar Library's annual book sale and a flea market and bake sale at Swanzey Congregational Church.
For the pleasure of historians, the 6th NH Volunteers (c.1861) were camped near Town Hall, and periodically re-enacted mustering, drilling and firing. A walking tour of Mt Caesar Cemetery revealed the history of Swanzey and some of its families.
After entering their decorated bicycles in the post-parade contest, children were occupied with lawn games and races, a cupcake walk and pie eating contest, kite flying and face painting.
People of all ages enjoyed cheering for their favorites at the Swanzey Police versus Fire Department softball game. The Fire Department's chicken barbeque was a popular destination, but only one of many choices for the hungry. Over sixty vendors offered wares ranging from hand-carved wood to handmade soap, unique food items, art and more.
A non-stop lineup of music added to the day's festivities, and continued into the evening as theatre-goers assembled for the 69th revival of Denman Thompson's "The Old Homestead." Laughter and applause filled the Potash Bowl, as the cast put on one of its finest performances yet.
Old Home Day Committee members Kathy Habiby, Jane Johnson and Bill Carson will modestly tell you they had a lot of help to make the day such a rousing success. Maybe so, but they inspired our help with their great ideas and infectious enthusiasm. Already people in the community eagerly anticipate next year's Old Home Day. With Kathy, Jane and Bill as party planners, it will be another event not to be missed.
Fenton Family Dealerships is proud to announce their sponsorship of Old Home Day in Swanzey NH. This is a fun filled day with lots of tours and demonstrations, last years even had a very big turnoutLast year extra early risers were greeted by the eerie spectacle of two airplanes taxiing through the ground fog on Old Homestead Highway, heading towards the Monadnock Regional High School parking lot. Hours later, fire engines and rescue vehicles, antique cars and excavation equipment filled the lot. The theme of transportation continued throughout the day with Roaming Railroad train rides, pony rides, and an impromptu saddleback ox riding demonstration. Unexpected windy conditions canceled a planned hot air balloon.
By 10:00, the parade was moving north on Old Homestead Highway. Marching bands, decorated bicycles, politicians, horses and oxen, police and fire vehicles, go-karts, and citizen groups of all kinds promenaded past the reviewing stand. Immediately following the parade, a stirring street beat led a procession to the intersection of Sawyers Crossing and Old Homestead Highway and the unveiling of the new "Welcome to Swanzey" sign. A masterwork by Swanzey artist Deb Crowder, the sign immortalizes Swanzey's ambassadors of open space protection, the oxen Buck and Ike.
Other scheduled activities included an exhibition by the award-winning Northern Lights cheerleaders, a police K-9 unit demonstration, a dog agility demonstration, and a martial arts demonstration. The bicycle tour of Swanzey's covered bridges was a popular choice, as was the hike to the summit of Mt. Caesar. Other activities affiliated with Old Home Day included Mt. Caesar Library's annual book sale and a flea market and bake sale at Swanzey Congregational Church.
For the pleasure of historians, the 6th NH Volunteers (c.1861) were camped near Town Hall, and periodically re-enacted mustering, drilling and firing. A walking tour of Mt Caesar Cemetery revealed the history of Swanzey and some of its families.
After entering their decorated bicycles in the post-parade contest, children were occupied with lawn games and races, a cupcake walk and pie eating contest, kite flying and face painting.
People of all ages enjoyed cheering for their favorites at the Swanzey Police versus Fire Department softball game. The Fire Department's chicken barbeque was a popular destination, but only one of many choices for the hungry. Over sixty vendors offered wares ranging from hand-carved wood to handmade soap, unique food items, art and more.
A non-stop lineup of music added to the day's festivities, and continued into the evening as theatre-goers assembled for the 69th revival of Denman Thompson's "The Old Homestead." Laughter and applause filled the Potash Bowl, as the cast put on one of its finest performances yet.
Old Home Day Committee members Kathy Habiby, Jane Johnson and Bill Carson will modestly tell you they had a lot of help to make the day such a rousing success. Maybe so, but they inspired our help with their great ideas and infectious enthusiasm. Already people in the community eagerly anticipate next year's Old Home Day. With Kathy, Jane and Bill as party planners, it will be another event not to be missed.
Cruisapalooza Car Show - 7/24/11
The Third Annual Cruisapalooza Car Show will be held at Honda of Keene on July 24th 2011. All makes and models are welcomed and various prizes will be given away. Last year's event was a huge success and this year is looking like it will once again have a great turnout. More information including start/registration times will be coming soon so check back periodically for more information!
Check out some photos from last years event!
The Third Annual Cruisapalooza Car Show will be held at Honda of Keene on July 24th 2011. All makes and models are welcomed and various prizes will be given away. Last year's event was a huge success and this year is looking like it will once again have a great turnout. More information including start/registration times will be coming soon so check back periodically for more information!
Check out some photos from last years event!