Enfield Main Street Businesses

Bahler Chocolate
Bahler Chocolate is the enterprise of Karl and Nicole Bahler, who moved to Enfield from Buffalo, N.Y., nine years ago. Karl has operated Sustainable Forest Systems in the Copeland Block since 2005, and Nicole teaches part-time for the Lebanon school district. the candy currently is available locally at the Lebanon Farmers' Market and Seasons Restaurant. The Enfield Farmers Market, Seasons Marketplace, and the Hanover and Lebanon Co-op Food Stores will carry the truffles in the months ahead. The Bahlers' website http://www.bahlerchocolate.com extends the company's reach beyond the Upper Valley.

Swing Jamie Dance Studio
EVA welcomes Jamie Orr to the village. He has opened a dance studio at 25 Main Street for private instruction and small groups. The studio specializes in swing, ballroom, country and line dancing. Jamie is a former dance competitor and has been teaching for twenty years. To learn more you can visit his website.

Season’s Restaurant and Marketplace
Owners Ron and Jennifer McPhall live in Enfield and have a real commitment to offering food locally grown and organic when possible. Lunch hours are Mon. thru Sat. 11 – 3pm and Sun. brunch 11-3pm. Dinner will be served Wed thru Sat. 5pm-10pm and both lunches and dinners are available for dining in or take-out. “A good kitchen respects its sources, chooses ingredients that are sound, seasonal, local when possible, and appropriate to the event,” says Ron. “We see farming, foraging, cooking, and table service as an unbroken sequence, like food and wine, accommodation and nourishment.” As the name of the restaurant implies, the menu will change appropriately with the seasons and availabity of local produce. Stop by the Copeland Block or check the website.

Lasting Impressions Graphic Studio
You get just one chance to make a good first impression . . . make it a lasting one! Custom design and preparation of all products to be printed or published. Including but not limited to: ads, brochures, menus, annual reports, playbills, newsletters, posters, stationery and logos.

Contact: Betsey Child (e-mail)
The Hewitt House, Suite 2-A
8 Maple Street (corner of maple and Rte 4)
603-632-9200

Red Roof Gallery
Gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 A.M. until 6 P.M., or by appointment.
 - Web: http://www.redroofgallery.com
 - Phone: 603-632-5143

Marquay Massage Therapy
Marquay Massage Therapy is located on the second floor of the Copeland Block, suite 201. Jason Marquay is NCTMB licensed and offers deep tissue, Swedish, sports, myofascial release and trigger point. Call 603-219-1496 for an appointment.

Northern Rail Trail (not really a business, but still fun!)
After the State of NH acquired the right of way in 1994, volunteers working as the Friends of the Northern Rail Trail, Grafton County brought 23 miles of trail into four-season use in 2001. Today FNRT and Twin State Trailbusters snowmobile club continue to maintain and improve what has become one of the region's most popular recreation venues. The trail is open to hiking, snowmobiling, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and bicycling. On the web: http://www.northernrailtrail.org/