12 Things To Do Before Summer Ends
See a concert, catch a fish, play bocce, drive fast and more ideas on how to make the most of late season activities.
Author: Bill Burke
Superlative Stays Spice Up the Ski Season
NH Ski and Snow took a look at some of the more inviting destinations with a particular eye on creature comforts. Here’s a list of where we’ll be staying this winter, and why.
Shaken, Stirred, Alcohol-Free
New Hampshire Mocktail Month returns for its second year in January, at restaurants across the Granite State.
Hello Darkness, My Old Friend
Editor’s note: Our friend and colleague Bill Burke, who passed away in October, wrote this several months ago. It’s the last piece of his we’ll publish in New Hampshire Magazine, and we’re grateful for one more chance to chuckle at his singular sense of humor.
The 365 Days of “A Christmas Story”
There was a time when the leg lamp in the front window of our southern New Hampshire home acted as a beacon to all passersby: Herein resides a weirdo.
Egg. It’s What’s for Breakfast.
Something peckish this way comes.
What’s So Funny?
When the pandemic darkened stages, even the funniest folks struggled to find humor. As clubs and theaters reopen, our favorite local comedians are back and bringing the funny.
A Granite State Welcome
We’re glad you’re here. We just might not tell you.
Mad Fish, Meet the Magazine
New Hampshire Magazine publisher, editor join the Mad Fisherman on the next "Charlie Moore Outdoors"
BB Phone Home
New Hampshire residents, particularly in the southern part of the state, have had a good number of renowned encounters with extraterrestrials and their futuristic transports — Betty and Barney Hill and the Exeter Incident among the more notable. When’s it…
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