Route 3 Art Trail

06/10/2026

Thank you to all who donate and share! We look forward to seeing you all at this years upcoming trail. 💚

06/09/2026

Support our 2025 & 2026 Trail organizers during NH Gives!

Giving starts at 5pm TODAY 🍃🍃🍃
nhgives.org/organization/concordmakerspace

06/08/2026

We are proud to count Kimball Jenkins as a hub on the Route 3 Art Trail. From gallery spaces and studios to a wide array of classes and creative programming Kimball Jenkins is a staple of the local creative scene. Consider donating to the organizers of the Route 3 Art Trail, the Concord Makerspace so we can continue to work together to support creativity in Concord and beyond! 🍃💚🎨🐛🧩

nhgives.org/organization/concordmakerspace

06/08/2026

We are proud to count Kimball Jenkins as a hub on the Route 3 Art Trail. Consider donating to the organizers of the Route 3 Art Trail, the Concord Makerspace or Kimball Jenkins so we can continue to work together to support creativity in Concord and beyond! 🍃💚🎨🐛🧩

TOMORROW between 5:00 pm on June 9 and 5:00 pm on June 10, visit www.nhgives.org/organizations/kimballjenkins to support Kimball Jenkins. A generous donor will match every dollar donated up to $5,000, helping us work toward our $15,000 goal.

Your support helps us continue our mission of cultivating creativity, providing accessible arts education, and preserving our historic campus. Donations directly support scholarships, artist exhibitions, campus preservation, and community outreach initiatives.

06/07/2026

Support the Organizers of the Route 3 Art Trail this NH Gives, so we can promote local creative businesses like Eagles Aerie! nhgives.org/organization/concordmakerspace

From 2025 Trail Sponsor Rickie Bauer, Owner and Operator of Eagles Aerie-

"Eagles Aerie, located in Franklin, NH, is more than a fiber arts shop. It is a community gathering place where people come to learn, create, and connect through traditional textile arts. We offer classes in spinning, knitting, crocheting, wet felting, needle felting, peg loom weaving, and fiber processing, welcoming everyone from complete beginners to experienced fiber artists.

What makes Eagles Aerie unique is our commitment to preserving local wool and supporting New Hampshire shepherds and fiber farmers. Visitors can see firsthand how raw fleece is transformed into beautiful fiber, yarn, felt, and finished creations. Through classes, demonstrations, open crafting gatherings, and fiber processing services, we help keep traditional skills alive while encouraging creativity and community.

Our goal is simple: to create a welcoming space where people can learn, share, and discover the joy of working with fiber"