documentary videos about keene

People gather in Central Square for the lighting of the Christmas tree

This is the story of what the experience was like in the Monadnock Region, during and after the storm, told through the recollections of people who lived here.

Knights in armor jousting with fireworks. What's not to like?

Keene had a trolley system from 1900 to 1925. Paul Pietz thinks we could, and should, have one again. Interested? Contact him at keenetrolley.com.

A small film crew travels through the Swing States, documenting women named Sarah who support Obama. They invite Undecided Voters to write into the Sarahs in each video. This is the second in a five-part series.

Love is painful and people are not always what they seem! Check out this film will a killer twist! A film by Annie Sakellar shown at the Keene State College Film Festival 2008!

Chickens at the 2008 Cheshire Fair

In this annual Lions Club charity event, rubber duckies are launched into the Ashuelot River and float downstream to the finish line about a quarter-mile away.

This is Moby Jane. Moby Dick is the same size but all white. They've been patrolling Keene's Robin Hood reservoir for as long as I can remember. But I haven't seen them yet this year.

When building, use available materials. For the squirrels in Woodland Cemetery, that means, among other things, American flags.

Somewhere on the new trail that angles up Beech Hill to Sunset Rock -- we probably shouldn't say just where -- we surprised a mother ovenbird and found this nest with four eggs.

It's an activity for all ages. Bob Coffey is our elder statesman.

The project is a MAPS banding station, operated by Jon Atwood of Antioch University New England and Ashuelot Valley Environmental Observatory. Grosbeaks can really bite! They bite hard!

The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat, the smiles on the faces of little kids

The owners of this property say this isn't a wetland, but we've noticed otherwise.

First Course provides culinary training for residents of the Monadnock region. Its food processing facilities are also available to local farmers and food entrepeneurs.

For many people in Keene, as well as for those afar but connected, this was the definitive story of that day.

It rained, and we didn't beat the record, but none of that mattered, a good time was had by all.

Created here in Keene, this video alerted the world to the possibilities of citizen-created and GPS-aware multimedia.

Around the country, there's a movement to publish government data online where citizens can access and analyze it. This video explores that idea in a Keene context.