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Age-Friendly@townofdeerfieldnh.com 

Senior Cafe

Senior Cafe provides a venue for regular social connection through meaningful conversation with other seniors. It is a weekly program in which seniors gather for guided discussion, informal conversation and refreshments.

Mondays 10:00-11:30 am George B White Building 8 Raymond Rd. Side parking lot entrance. Look for Senior Café sign. Senior Cafe is closed when the Deerfield Town Offices are closed.

AgeFriendlyDeerfield@gmail.com or call (603) 463-8811 ext 356

Aging Out Loud

Aging Out Loud (AOL ) offers moderated dialog on topics prioritized by seniors in our 2024 survey.  The series will be on the first Sunday of  January, February and March at  the Town Hall from 1-3pm in collaboration with Philbrick-James Library.  Check the Calendar for topic. Email agefriendlydeerfield @gmail.com with questions.

Road by Road

Road by Road is an initiative of Age-Friendly Deerfield to bring neighborhoods together to better know each other and provide support and engagement as needed. Contact Judy Bush for more information about setting a group up in your area.

Senior Luncheon 

The Luncheon is held on the 2nd Thursday of every month, March through December (we skip Jan and Feb) at Noon at the Deerfield Community Church Great Room.

 All Deerfield seniors are welcome. If you consider yourself a senior, you are welcome! No cost but donations are welcome.

We welcome volunteers who can bring side dishes as well as help with serving and clean-up. Contact Coordinator, Bernie Cameron, at 603-717-8006 or  breiscam@gmail.com.

Philbrick James Library

The mission of the Philbrick-James Library is: To foster curiosity and support lifelong learning for all. Check  PJL Program and Events for upcoming classes. The Library also has museum passes, audio books, a copy machine, internet and computers.

Deerfield Historical Society 

Purpose: To keep in touch with the history of Deerfield and enjoy guest lecturers. Membership: Open to all. Meetings: March - June, October and November the 4th Thursday of the month at 6:30pm at the Town Hall.   Info@DHSmuseum.com www.DHSmuseum.com Facebook:  Deerfield NH Historical Society 

Deerfield Garden Club

We are a local non-profit organization open to anyone with an interest in gardening.  Our motto says it all, “Growing in knowledge and friendship while beautifying our town.”  We take pleasure in nourishing the beauty of gardens throughout our town.  The garden club is a wonderful opportunity to foster new friendships through gardening and related community events like plant sales, garden tours, Deerfield Fair exhibits and speaker events.  If you like fostering nature’s beauty and don’t mind “garden hands”,  we are the perfect fit for you!  All are welcome to join us for meetings at the Deerfield Community Church - Great Room at 6 PM, the second Monday of the month January through October.  Contact us at deerfieldgardenclub@gmail.com.  Follow us on Facebook #GardenClubofDeerfieldNH

Deerfield Woman's Club 

Engages in projects that improve our community while fostering friendships among the women of Deerfield. Sponsors an annual college scholarship for high school graduates living in Deerfield. Operates the snack bar at town elections, and participates in the town holiday fair with basket raffles. Welcomes, with gifts, new babies born into Deerfield families. Donates funds for community organizations and special projects that make Deerfield a great home town.

Meetings: Monthly, usually 3rd Tuesday afternoon in the Community Room, Deerfield Bible Church, featuring guest speakers, programs, and planning sessions. Also, field trips and tours, usually with lunches. We welcome all women in Deerfield to join us

 PO Box 58, Deerfield NH 03037 or Facebook: Deerfield NH Women’s Club

Deerfield Happy Band of Blanket Makers

Our Purpose is to create reversible tied fleece blankets for those struggling with war, persecution, or other disasters. Their blankets have been recently sent to Ukraine and in the past to Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene and to Liberty House, our rescue squad and family services.

Meetings: Several Fridays each month from 9:30am-2:30pm in the Great Room of the Deerfield Community Church. Volunteers come for a part of the day or for the entire time. Lynn.Garland@gmail.com

OLLI - Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

OLLI at UNH is a vibrant, member-driven educational program designed for lifelong learners aged 50 and over. Our focus is on learning for the sheer enjoyment of it, within a supportive and relaxed environment. Here, you'll explore a wide range of ideas and interests alongside a community of peers—without any tests, grades, or college prerequisites!

Our volunteer committees create non-credit courses and social events based on member interests. We offer an array of events, trips, social activities, and volunteer opportunities to enrich your experience. Membership is region based.

Hoague-Batchelder American Legion Post 103 - 37 North Road

103@outlook.com, or Facebook: @Post 103
Involved in programs relating to Americanism, children and youth, community service, national security, veterans and their dependents

Membership: Every person, in Deerfield and surrounding communities, who served in the armed forces and separated under honorable conditions. Meetings: 1st Friday of the month at 7 pm, main hall. Canteen: Thursday and Friday 6pm to 9 pm. 

American Legion - Women’s Auxiliary 

Purpose: To assist veterans any way we can and perform community service.

Membership: Must be the daughter, grand-daughter, spouse, or mother of a person who served in the armed forces and separated under honorable conditions or a member of the American Legion. Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7pm.

American Legion - Sons of the Legion Squadron 

Purpose: Support the American Legion objectives and families of veterans. Membership: At least one parent or grandparent served in the Armed Forces and was/is eligible to be a member of the legion (they do not need to be a member of the legion) Meetings: 1st Tuesday of the month at 7pm, main hall.

Ray-Fre Senior Center

The Ray-Fre Senior Center, 64 Main Street, Raymond is a membership-owned non-profit social club for age 55+ open Monday to Friday. Eight Deerfield residents are members including Joe Cote, Vice President. Membership is $25 / year. The weekly schedule includes bingo, billiards, cribbage, turkey shoot, bridge and whist, with Meals on Wheels lunches on Tuesdays and Thursdays. They are a warm and welcoming group. (603) 895-3258 rayfre@comcast.net

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