Wicked Scary Week at Copper Door

We are celebrating Wicked Scary Week with Copper Door!! Listen all week to NH in the Morning with Neal & Marga for chances to spin the “WZID prize wheel” and you could win Copper Door gift cards up to $100!

Ghosts and goblins of all ages are coming out to celebrate Wicked Scary Week among mere mortals at Copper Door in Bedford and Salem! Order from either of the Prix Fixe lunch or dinner menus or the special holiday drinks and donations will be made to FEEDNH. Or spin the wheel at the restaurant for a $20 donation to FEEDNH and you could win a gift card $25-$100!

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