The MVSB complimentary 2027 Community Calendars are now available at all branch locations while supplies last. Jaron Jenkins, Sandwich Fair Ferris Wheel.
MVSB is pleased to announce that its complimentary 2027 Community Calendars are now available at all branch locations while supplies last.
Featuring scenic images from across New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, Mount Washington Valley, White Mountains and Seacoast areas, the annual calendar showcases the winning photographs selected through MVSB’s Community Photo Contest. Wall and tent-style calendars are available free of charge to community members at MVSB offices in Alton, Ashland, Center Harbor, Exeter, Gilford, Laconia, Melvin Village, Meredith, Moultonborough, North Conway, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Rochester and Wolfeboro.
“Each year’s calendar celebrates the beauty, character and traditions of the communities we serve,” said Cindy Hemeon-Plessner, MVSB Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing & Experience Officer. “The photographs featured in the 2027 edition reflect the remarkable talent of local photographers while capturing many of the landscapes, wildlife and moments that make New Hampshire such a special place to call home. We invite everyone to stop by a branch and pick up a calendar before they run out.”
The 2027 Community Calendar features photographs by:
- Andrew Drummond, Sunrise on Mount Adams (January)
• Kelly Norcross, Deer Couple in the Snow (February)
• Robert Kozlow, Maple Sugaring in NH (March)
• Kelly Danner, Keeper of the Flame (April)
• Jason Kennedy, Bemis Brook Falls in Spring (May)
• Kathy Diamontopoulos, Buried Treasures (June)
• Sophia Lupo, Dock Life at Dusk (July)
• David LaBar, Bear with “Do Not Pet the Fluffy Dogs” Sign (August)
• John Gisis, Wolfeboro Bay (September)
• Jaron Jenkins, Sandwich Fair Ferris Wheel (October)
• Erin Rojek, Screech Owl (November)
• Susan Francesco, A Loved One Visits (December)
MVSB has produced its annual Community Calendar for many years as a way to celebrate the regions it serves and highlight the work of local photographers. The Bank accepts submissions to its Community Photo Contest each spring, with selected images featured in the calendar, on its website and through social media channels. Information about the contest and featured calendar photos can be found at mvsb.com/annual-community-photo-contest.
