April 2023 - New Hampshire Magazine

Best Brewpubs in NH

Here are our reader-favorite spots to grab a beer and a bite from a local brewpub

April 27, 2023

Caleb Jagoda,

Here are our reader-favorite spots to grab a beer and a bite from a local brewpub.

No to Patterns Sheds Light on the Seacoast BIPOC Experience

April 17, 2023

Robert Cook,

BIPOC panelists in a new Seacoast discussion series expressed optimism about the future even as they outlined the challenges of being among the very few people of color in their neighborhoods and towns when they first arrived in the state.

Best Mexican Restaurants in NH

Here are our reader favorite spots to enjoy Mexican food from delicious fajitas to nachos made with deep fried tortilla chips.

April 17, 2023

Emily Heidt,

Here are our reader favorite spots to enjoy Mexican food from delicious fajitas to nachos made with deep fried tortilla chips.

Reader’s Picks for Best Places in NH

April 13, 2023

New Hampshire Magazine Staff,

While working on our May issue of New Hampshire Magazine (featuring Best Places in NH) we invited readers to submit their own suggestions for places that bring them joy. What follows is a curated list of a selection of submissions. What we kept includes many spots that shouldn’t be missed but also offers some secrets and insider knowledge that will provide clues for summer adventurers.

Trust the Process: Artist Emily Roy

The Plymouth State University junior discusses the sustainable wonder of her mushroom-shaped terrariums

April 13, 2023

Caleb Jagoda,

The Plymouth State University junior discusses the sustainable wonder of her mushroom-shaped terrariums.

Best Places: Where To Go Antiquing

April 12, 2023

Matthew Mead,

Visit some of designer Matthew Mead’s favorite haunts in every corner of New Hampshire.

Ground Rule Trouble

The arduous, hilarious journey of calling balls and strikes as a Granite State umpire

April 12, 2023

Kevin Flynn, P.T. Sullivan, Photographer,

The arduous, hilarious journey of calling balls and strikes as a Granite State umpire.

Best Places for Bigfoot: Tom Baker’s Tips for Explorers

April 12, 2023

New Hampshire Magazine Staff,

New Hampshire’s abundant deep forests and rumpled terrain is apparently the perfect ecosystem for a certain non-human, hairy biped, affectionately known as Bigfoot.

How NH Really Started: A 400th Anniversary Return to 1623

Precious little is known about the first tiny group of English settlers who arrived aboard the Jonathan in spring 1623. They set up a fortified fishing and trading post at Little Harbor, now Odiorne State Park, in the town of Rye, New Hampshire

April 12, 2023

J. Dennis Robinson,

Precious little is known about the first tiny group of English settlers who arrived aboard the Jonathan in spring 1623. They set up a fortified fishing and trading post at Little Harbor, now Odiorne State Park, in the town of Rye, New Hampshire.