Fresh, live oysters are a curious delicacy, causing some to react with moans of pleasure and others with groans of disgust, but how many in that second group have ever actually tasted one? Here’s how, when, where and why they should suck it up and suck one down.
Cubicle ConcertsNew Hampshire Magazine is excited to introduce a new series called Cubicle Concerts.
Our new project features local musicians as they drop-in to the New Hampshire Magazine offices, set up in our tastefully decorated cubicle, and do what they do best.
We know about the Granite State’s amazing homegrown talent, and now we want the world to know.
Check out one of NH's scenic train rides for a truly unique and relaxing foliage experience
Art shows, a duck race, festivals and an art and wine tour: here are 10 ideas for having zero-cost fun this September.
Mark your calendar for the Hopkinton State Fair, Deerfield Fair, Hillsborough County Fair and more!
Here's a list of New Hampshire fall, foliage and pumpkin festivals happening in 2019.
New Hampshire Magazine's Food Editor gives Roger Kalia a tour of Main Street in Nashua
Plastic pollution is bigger than banning plastic straws. Here are some other simple steps you can take to reduce the amount of plastic in your life.
Chaya Harris of Outward Bound and volunteer leader with Outdoor Afro takes a walk with PBS' "Windows to the Wild" host Willem Lange.
Associate professor at the University of New Hampshire, Nicoletta Gullace, discusses the movie version of "Downton Abbey."
Rich history beckons our travel writer to Westmoreland where she finds wineries, farms, sugar houses and more.
With apple season around the corner, here's a delicious recipe for something other than apple pie or crisp - bourbon apple shortcake will be your new go-to fall dessert.
St. John’s on-the-Lake Chapel on Bear Island in Lake Winnipesaukee is an interfaith chapel. This unique, historic building might be hard to get to, but it welcomes all who seek it.
Adopted at the height of the brutal blood diamond-fueled civil war in Sierra Leone, Senie Hunt now calls New Hampshire home, where he has used the bucolic peace of our state to heal — and to develop his music.
Where and how to shop the locavore's answer to the supermarket.
