Outdoors
The Village has over 700 acres of forests, with trails, ponds and dams to enjoy.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Holiday Open House
November 25 - November 27
10 am - 4 pm
The Village gives guests myriad reasons to be grateful by hosting a Holiday Open House on Friday, November 25, Saturday, November 26, and Sunday, November 27.
Concert & Cocktails
Saturday, December 3
4 pm
Enjoy a concert at 4pm from Symphony New Hampshire String Quartet in the Village’s Meeting House followed by a festive reception.
Canterbury Singers
Sunday, December 11
4 pm
Celebrate the magic of the holiday season with us on Sunday, December 11 with the Canterbury Singers as they sing Holiday Shaker songs.
Canterbury Shaker Village gives guests myriad reasons to be grateful by hosting a Village Store Holiday Sale on Friday, November 24, Saturday, November 25, and Sunday, November 26.
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Canterbury Shaker Village gives guests myriad reasons to be grateful by hosting a Village Store Holiday Sale on Friday, November 24, Saturday, November 25, and Sunday, November 26.
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Canterbury Shaker Village gives guests myriad reasons to be grateful by hosting a Village Store Holiday Sale on Friday, November 24, Saturday, November 25, and Sunday, November 26.
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Enjoy a concert at 4pm from Symphony New Hampshire String Quartet in the Chapel in the Dwelling House followed by reception in the Hubbard Gallery with farm to able hors d’oeuvres by Catered by Lacey Tokash Catering at 5pm.
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Discover the creative and spiritual lives of the Canterbury Shakers through guided tours of the Village. Explore beautiful Shaker architecture and craft. Enjoy a picnic lunch or peruse our gift shop.
Sitting on nearly 700 acres, the Canterbury Shaker Village features not only thirty historic buildings, but a network of nature trails, ponds, and gardens for outdoor exploration.
Four Ways to Support the Village Right Now
Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors:
Penny Pitou and Milo Pike Family Fund
Canterbury Shaker Village is partially supported by grants from:
Jospeh Totorelli
The Putnam Foundation
Header photo: LaBrie Media