January 2015 - New Hampshire Magazine

Practically In Love

With apologies to Elizabeth Barrett Browning

January 26, 2015

Rebecca Rule,

With apologies to Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

The Seasonally Inspired Local Eatery in Laconia

The Local Eatery offers exactly what the name implies - local food from New Hampshire that changes with the seasons.

January 26, 2015

Susan Laughlin,

The Local Eatery offers exactly what the name implies – local food from New Hampshire that changes with the seasons. Plus, Chef Kevin Halligan shares his recipe for chocolate goat cheesecake.

Chocolate Goat Cheesecake

Recipe courtesy of Chef Kevin Halligan of Local Eatery

January 24, 2015

New Hampshire Magazine Staff,

Recipe courtesy of Chef Kevin Halligan of Local Eatery

Smuttynose Brewery to Open Hayseed Restaurant

Smuttynose Brewery is set to open the historic New England inspired Hayseed Restaurant on February 25.

January 23, 2015

Alexandra Falaras,

Smuttynose Brewery is set to open the historic New England inspired Hayseed Restaurant on February 25.

Chocolate Desserts to Die For

January 23, 2015

Hillary Davis,

The month of love is a great time to indulge in some of the state’s best chocolate desserts.

Vicuna Chocolate Factory & Café

One bar at a time in Peterborough

January 23, 2015

Hillary Davis,

Peterborough’s Vicuna Chocolate Factory & Café has fresh chocolates, pastries, cocoa husk tea, sipping chocolate and more.

Music 100 Years Ago

No batteries, no electricity — just a crank

January 23, 2015

New Hampshire Magazine Staff,

An appraisal of a Victor-Victrola, made by the Victor Talking Machine Company.

A Unique White Mountains Exhibit

A long time ago — more than 400 million years —the foundation for today’s recreational experiences began to form in the white mountains

January 22, 2015

Barbara Coles,

An exhibition explores the connection between the geology of the White Mountains and the recreation that now takes place there.

Fulchino Vineyard

Find something sweet for your sweetheart at Fulchino Vineyards in Hollis.

January 22, 2015

Susan Laughlin,

Find something sweet for your sweetheart at Fulchino Vineyards in Hollis.

The New Hampshire Statehouse is a lot of things. It is the oldest continuously used statehouse in the country. The building houses the third-largest legislature in the English-speaking world. But did you know it is also a place for superstition?