November 2016 - New Hampshire Magazine

Mother of Thanksgiving

While you're giving thanks this Thursday, send some Sarah Josepha Hale's way

November 22, 2016

New Hampshire Magazine Staff,

NH’s own Sarah Josepha Hale is responsible for Thanksgiving as we know it.

Historic Hotels of NH's White Mountains

November 21, 2016

Rick Broussard,

You might have heard that the Granite State is a great place to visit, but would you believe that modern American tourism was born in the mountains of New Hampshire?

Manchester's Most Underrated Lunch

Lala's Hungarian Pastry may have the best deal in town

November 21, 2016

Sarah Cahalan,

You may know of the tempting dessert counter at Lala’s Hungarian Pastry, but if you’ve never stopped for a meal at the downtown spot, now’s the time to try.

All You Need to Know for the 2016-2017 NH Ski Season

Opening dates, weather forecasts, the best events of the season, and more

November 18, 2016

Sarah Cahalan,

Get ready for a winter of Granite State skiing with opening dates, new developments, the season’s best events, and a peek at what the weather has in store.

Brined Roast Turkey with Apple Cider Jus

This moist, seasonal roast turkey will be the centerpiece of your holiday dinner.

November 16, 2016

Sarah Kenney,

This moist, seasonal roast turkey will be the centerpiece of your holiday dinner.

Quaint the Town

A Colonial Christmas, minus the disease and horse manure

November 16, 2016

Fred Marple,

A Colonial Christmas, minus the disease and horse manure

Dealing with Panic Attacks

Symptoms can feel like a heart attack

November 16, 2016

Karen A. Jamrog,

Symptoms can feel like a heart attack.

The Granite Attic

In this age of storage units and overpacked garages, the “attic” has become a cartoon cliché. But real attics hold more than just stuff

November 16, 2016

Rick Broussard,

In this age of storage units and overpacked garages, the “attic” has become a cartoon cliché. But real attics hold more than just stuff.

Upcycled Mittens from Unique Ewe

Jane Murphy Gale repurposes old sweaters for hands

November 16, 2016

Susan Laughlin,

Sunapee crafter Jane Murphy Gale gives old sweaters new life as cozy mittens.

Pilobolus: The Pioneers

New Hampshire-born troupe Pilobolus celebrates 45 years on the cutting edge of modern dance

November 16, 2016

Sarah Cahalan,

New Hampshire-born troupe Pilobolus celebrates their 45th anniversary this year. Here, take a look at how our rural state gave rise to one of the most influential groups in modern dance.