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The 3rd Annual Wild Corn Shindig! – April 5th and 6th
They’ll be celebrating the backcountry season with a true spring time party all to benefit Granite Backcountry Alliance! Live Music, BBQ, speakers, games and more – a can’t miss spring time event under the sun at Black!
Here’s what makes this event so much fun:
– Skin & Ski at Black
– DPS SKIS SoundStage presents Moon Boot Lover, Rek’lis and Dagobah System
– Games (Human Jenga, Corn Hole, and more!)
– DEMOS
– Raffles & Silence Auction
– Cash Bar and BBQ
– Wild Corn SKIMO Race
– SHOVEL Race
– Kids Play Area
Schedule:
FRIDAY: 6-9pm | Tuckerman Brewery | Conway, NH
6pm: Social hour + Acoustic Music + Register for Wild Corn Shindig
7-8pm: Special Guest Forrest Shearer, POW Ambassador (Jones Snowboards, Patagonia, Black Diamond, Clif Bar)
8-9pm: Social Hour
SATURDAY: 9am – 9pm | Black Mountain | Jackson, NH
8am: AMC-NH Ski Tour: Pinkham Notch | Contact Nik @ granitebc.org to join tour.
8am: Friends of Tuckerman Ravine Tour | Contact Jake Risch at Jake @ tuckermanravine.org
9-4pm: DEMOS! (must register/obtain ticket prior to going on-mountain)
10am: YOGA! with Lindsay Mayock at Black Mountain 3rd Floor. Contact Laura at laura @ lkwdesignloft.com
11am: INJURY PREVENTION! with former US Ski Team member Hilary McCloy at Black Mountain 3rd floor. Contact Hilary at hilary.mccloy @ gmail.com
11am: Splitboard 201 with Weston Backcountry splitboard rep AJ Hunter & Granbassador of Split (GBA) Jeff Frigon
11am: Backcountry Skiing 101 with Northeast Mountaineering Corey Fitzgerald
11am: Lostbo Pub Open for BBQ & Beer
11am-6:30pm: Lostbo Pub open for all day BBQ & Beer at Pub
12pm-5pm: Lostbo Cabin (mid-mountain) open for BBQ & Beer
12pm: Kids Court Painting Station by Stay Wild Never Mild
1pm: DPS SoundStage presents Dagobah System
12pm: Mammut Beacon Park opens
1pm: Rescue Sled Demo with NH Backcountry Ski Patrol
2pm: Skin with POW Ambassador Forrest Shearer
2pm-5pm: Quarry Dog Shovel Race & Transition Zone
4pm: DPS soundStage presents REK’LIS
6-8pm: Vendor Tables (30 vendors)
5:00-6:30pm: Wild Corn Skimo Race (details coming soon)
6:30: Shovel Race Championships
7:00 – 9pm: DPS SoundStage presents MOON BOOT LOVER
8pm: Moon Boot Contest
8:30pm: Raffle/Silent Auction close & items available for pickup
9pm: Thanks for a Wild Night!
For more info go to GRANITEBC.ORG
The Magic Madness 2019 – Final Four
In honor of the NCAA’s March Madness we have teamed up with The White Mountain Independents once again to see who will be the Magic 104 Fan Favorite for 2019…
Here’s the Final Four Schedule…
Thursday, April 4th:
Four Your Paws Only vs. Veno’s Specialty Foods and Meats
Friday, April 5th:
Bavarian Chocolate Haus vs. White Birch Books
Monday, April 8th:
The Championship!
Tune in each weekday morning 6am – 8am and text your vote to 603-356-9145, and the White Mountain Independent who receives the most votes will be announced at 8:10am.
Plus, one lucky voter will be selected for a random White Mountain Independent Gift Certificate each day.
We’re buying local all season long…where do you shop?
Special Thanks to ALL The White Mountain Independents!
Visit them today and find out more at WHITEMOUNTAININDEPENDENTS.COM
Box Office Recap – 04/01/2019
‘DUMBO’ FAILS TO SOAR – (04/01/2019)
Tim Burton’s live action remake of the 1941 Disney classic Dumbo didn’t exactly flop at the box office, it certainly wasn’t hitting any high notes. On Sunday, Disney reported that the film, which stars Colin Farrell and Danny Devito, pulled in $45 million domestically against a $170 million production budget.
That accounts for less than half of what Beauty and the Beast, The Jungle Book and Burton’s Alice in Wonderland brought in. Critics were mixed, delivering a so-so 53% approval on Rotten Tomatoes, but audiences were more enthused, delivering an A- on CinemaScore.
Dumbo bumped Jordan Peele’s Us to second place, which brought in $33.6 million in receipts. Us cost $20 million to produce and has earned $128.2 million domestically in two weeks out.
CHECK IT OUT:
Read the Full Story: https://bit.ly/2FHdagb
Top 10 at the Box Office:
1.”Dumbo,” $45 million.
2.”Us,” $33.6 million.
3.”Captain Marvel,” $20.5 million.
4.”Five Feet Apart,” $6.3 million.
5.”Unplanned,” $6.1 million.
6.”Wonder Park,” $4.9 million.
7.”How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World,” $4.2 million.
8.”Hotel Mumbai,” $3.2 million.
9.Tyler Perry’s “A Madea Family Funeral,” $2.7 million.
10.”The Beach Bum,” $1.8 million.