The first anthology, "COVID Spring," is available from Hobblebush Books. Want to contribute to the next volume? Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for daily writing prompts (starting April 1) created by New Hampshire Poet Laureate…
Holiday GuideIt may not feel like a traditional holiday season, but there are still plenty of ways to enjoy this spirited time of gift-giving, twinkling lights and baking.
One of One clothing that gives a portion of all proceeds to families and businesses affected by COVID-19.
Now celebrating its 46th year, the Seacoast Artist Association will reopen its downtown Exeter gallery on March 5.
A pastry chef-turned-small-business owner creates delicious breads, pastries and baked goods using local ingredients.
Brewing more coffee at home than usual? New Hampshire Coffee is here for you.
Handcrafted bags are sewn to show — and last.
Looking for some indoor fun for the whole family during these snowy days? The Block Collaborative provides a variety of fun options.
The one bright side of staying home for much of the past year is that there has been time to learn new skills. And now The Word Barn, in Exeter, is providing a roster of experts who can help people…
Rendering streetscapes and seacapes with charm and thread.
In the quiet New Hampshire town of Hancock, there lives a woman who has been described as “part Emily Dickinson, part Indiana Jones.” For sure, Sy Montgomery’s adventures could fill a book, and they have, many of them. Her latest contains a message for the times.
An Amherst baker uses her bread-making skills to help support local charities.
This month-long pop-up shop in Portsmouth offers candles, centerpieces, wreaths and more.
How about a real conversation starter that keeps your head warm too?
With these winter styles, you’ll be the most fashionable person on the trails (or by the fire).
Here are a handful of New Hampshire artists who have new music perfect for gift-giving this holiday season.
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.
Quarantine ConcertsThe New Hampshire Magazine Cubicle is dark. Due to social distancing, live music is taking a bit of a hit. However, with the help, talent and can-do attitude of local musicians, the music will continue.
For now, the Cubicle is virtual. Support live music, sing and dance along at home (because no one can see you,) and when this all blows over, go back out and see these people play live.
