New Hampshire Magazine

Have Your Dessert and Drink it Too

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at an Irish brewery with several creative stouts you won't forget.

By Susan Laughlin

Our Favorite Breakfast Spots for Pancake Season

What’s better than enjoying a hotcake drizzled and dripping with real New Hampshire maple syrup at a local pancake house with its own maple syrup facility?

Randy Johnson's Marvelous Spirals

Making a nautilus, almost like nature does.

By Susan Laughlin

Try Aerial Yoga

Feeling like you're in an exercise rut? Give aerial yoga a try.

The Truly Custom Shoe

Renowned cordwainer (shoemaker) Molly Grant offers classes in crafting your own unique pair of shoes.

By Rick Broussard Photos by Kendal J. Bush

Fashion Feet First

Look great no matter what you need — from boots for getting through mud season to heels for your next party.

By Chloe Barcelou

Discount Camp

What paradise looks like — if you squint.

By Rebecca Rule

Colcannon Recipe for St. Patrick's Day

Serve this as a main dish or as a side paired with corned beef.

Recipe by Lindsay Smith

The Effectiveness of Aromatherapy

Health experts discuss how aromatherapy can be used as complementary medicine.

By Karen A. Jamrog

Upgrading Basic Elements and Details in Your Home

Casings, crown molding, baseboards and other room-defining details can make a big impact.

By Amy Mitchell

Tiny Worlds

Meet acupuncturist and practitioner of Chinese herbal medicine Dan Dan who left her busy Boston job to create small worlds with mosses, plants and bonsai trees.

Photo and Transcription by Kendal J. Bush

Town Meeting the Democratic Ideal

Sure, they’re long, but town meetings get it done.

By James Pindell

How to Make a Backyard Coop and Keep Chickens

Ever thought about keeping chickens? Here's advice from a local expert on how to get started.

By Emily Heidt

A Local Literary Gem Earns National Accolades

Publishers Weekly names Gibson’s Bookstore in Concord one of the country’s best.

By Casey McDermott

The Volunteers Behind Search and Rescue

When things go wrong, these are the volunteers who come to the rescue.

By Marty Basch

Sugaring in Canterbury Shaker Village

Our backwoods explorer uncovers some warm memories of sugaring near Shaker Village.

By Marshall Hudson, photos courtesy of Canterbury Shaker Village

The State of Solar Power in New Hampshire

Confused about tariffs, federal incentives or state tax credits? Here's where things currently stand for those who want to go solar.

By Lynne Snierson Photos by John Hession

Dinner on Your Doorstep

Local and national meal kit delivery companies are put to the test.

Story and photos by Susan Laughlin

Discovering Campton

Don't miss out on the historical hidden gems scattered throughout Campton.

By Barbara Radcliffe Rodgers

Getting Seussified

Did you know that Dr. Seuss was born in New Hampshire? To be clear, I’m not saying that the man who became Dr. Seuss was born here, just that he assumed that famous name while he was here.

By Rick Broussard

The Quest for Local Maple Syrup

Here's a roundup of our favorite maple sugar shacks to visit during New Hampshire Maple Weekend in March

Photos by Jenn Bakos

What It Takes to Backcountry Ski

Leaving the lifts behind sounds romantic. No crowds, no rules and fresh snow! There’s no question that skiing freely on ungroomed powder away from the ski areas is like a dream come true, but the reality has its challenges.

By Marc Chauvin Photos by Jay Philbrick

Skiing Mount Washington's Gulf of Slides

A day spent in the backcountry skiing Mt. Washington's Gulf of Slides.

Story and photos by William Campbell Rawlins

Can You Find Real Barbecue in NH?

Sure thing! If you know where to look. Yes, really. From brisket and pulled pork to coleslaw and collard greens, there’s no need to leave our borders for a taste of the South.

Photos and story by Jenn Bakos