March 2014 - New Hampshire Magazine

New and Noteworthy Design Trends

Always stick with your personal style, but here are a few trends to help inspire

March 19, 2014

Debbie Kane,

Always stick with your personal style, but here are a few of the latest trends to offer inspiration.

Poets Rule

March 19, 2014

Rick Broussard,

Plato’s utopia was ruled by philosopher kings. We could do worse. In fact, with the current state of politics, it might behoove us to require a philosophy degree for anyone seeking high office.

How Scott Brown Changes Our Ideas About NH Politics

What we’ve learned so far

March 19, 2014

James Pindell,

Former Senator Scott Brown’s potential run in NH has taught us quite a bit about politics in the Granite State.

What Gets Granite Staters Excited? The Sox

Watching the Sox is the closest we get to excitement

March 19, 2014

Rebecca Rule,

New Hampshire natives are not an excitable bunch, unless they’re watching the Red Sox.

The Organic Year by Photographer Karrah Kwasnik

This unique book is a true labor of love

March 19, 2014

Rick Broussard,

A local photographer’s unique book follows a family’s relationship with the land on Tuckaway and Sheltering Rock Farm in Lee.

Winter Magic in Candia and Raymond

A previously uncharted area of NH reveals two places you shouldn't miss

March 19, 2014

Courtney Hoppe,

A romantic sleigh ride followed by dinner at a Best of NH award-winning restaurant make for an unexpected adventure in Candia and Raymond.

Classic Cakes by Becky Johnson

A book of cake recipes popular in the 1950s

March 19, 2014

Susan Laughlin,

Becky Johnson of Laconia compiled a lovely book full of vintage cake recipes that were popular in the ’50s.

White Whiskey From Nashua's Djinn Spirits

A new distillery offers something a little different

March 19, 2014

Susan Laughlin,

Try this white whiskey that’s produced with little to no aging in traditional charred whiskey barrels.

NH Textile Artist Laura Morrison

Fibers and new thoughts on a next life

March 19, 2014

Susan Laughlin,

All of Concord, NH textile artist Laura Morrison’s work is done by hand from crocheted forms to appliquéd layers to embroidery embellishment and rows of tiny beads.