Where To Find Brunch in New Hampshire
There's nothing like brunch on the weekend. Here are some must-try brunch spots from all across New Hampshire
Author: Admin Staff - Josh Ludeking
Whiskey in the Jar
What and where to sip on St. Patrick's Day in the Granite State (and what's the difference between whiskey and whisky)
What's Going On This Saint Patrick's Day Weekend
Not sure what your St. Patrick's Day plans for this year are? Don't worry- we've got you covered! Here's what's going on across the state, so you can eat and celebrate St. Paddy's to the fullest
Russman & Phinney
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Upton & Hatfield
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Milestone Financial Planning, LLC
Q: Second marriages: How do I protect my spouse without disinheriting my kids? A: A great way to protect your spouse without disinheriting your kids is to title your home and your non-qualified investments in a revocable trust with what…
Sheehan Phinney
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The Best Events Happening in March
This month brings a variety of events, from sugar shack visits to fundraisers, craft fairs, flower shows and more!
Our Town: Old Durham Town
The home of the state’s flagship university ebbs and flows with the student population
Second Serving on the Seacoast
Two iconic restaurants — Louie’s, and Loaf and Ladle — reopen on the Seacoast after years long absences
In Their Own Words... with Author, and Former Voice of Charlie Brown, Duncan Watson
The Walpole environmentalist caps a career in waste management with a new book while embracing his childhood vocation as Charlie Brown
WDYK: Maxfield’s Monument
A poor farmer who scrimped on his own needs left a surprise in his will to his beneficiaries
Healthwise: Patient Portals
Finding What You Need — Without Getting Lost
Generosity in Motion
Blair Demers works to strengthen nonprofits and build healthier communities
Saddle Up: One Man's Dream Becomes a Polo Partnership That's Not Horsing Around
UNH Wildcats and Kingswood New England Polo & Equestrian gallop to success
2026 Pets & Wildlife Photo Contest Winners
New Hampshire Magazine is proud to announce the Winners of our 2nd Annual Pets & Wildlife Photo Contest! Congratulations, and thank you to all who submitted!
Small Footprint, Big Ideas
Modest-sized homes can offer an unexpectedly expansive way of life
Backyard Beauty Can Be Yours
Ideas for backyards of all size and types
Solutions with Style
Pro tips on design challenges
Timeless Traditions and Solutions That Make Sense
In New Hampshire, home design choices need to stand up to seasons of use
Editor's Note: Bring it on ‘Home’
This issue's Editor's Note, from the desk of NH Magazine's Editor, Mike Cote
Live Free: An Ode to Rock Skis
A love letter to spring skiing (and its equipment)
Connected by Craft
A new generation of Granite State makers embraces fiber arts
Skijoring Pairs Skiers with Horses
Waterville Valley Golf Course will host the 5th Annual Skijor Galore competition Feb. 15
Unprecedented
Changes in legal interpretations and enforcement put New Hampshire in the immigration spotlight
Spotlight on Rising Changemakers: Jaimeika Lewis
Profiles of New Hampshire leaders who are lifting up diverse voices in the Granite State and beyond
Spotlight on Rising Changemakers: Jason Bonilla
Profiles of New Hampshire leaders who are lifting up diverse voices in the Granite State and beyond
Spotlight on Rising Changemakers: Kenny Frasch
Profiles of New Hampshire leaders who are lifting up diverse voices in the Granite State and beyond
Spotlight on Rising Changemakers: Randall Nielsen
Profiles of New Hampshire leaders who are lifting up diverse voices in the Granite State and beyond
Spotlight on Rising Changemakers: Latonya Wallace
Profiles of New Hampshire leaders who are lifting up diverse voices in the Granite State and beyond
Spotlight on Rising Changemakers: Nicole Sublette
Profiles of New Hampshire leaders who are lifting up diverse voices in the Granite State and beyond
Delivering on Diversity
NH Businesses for Social Responsibility enters 2026 strengthening its DEI programs
Bad Bunny Redlined
Finding enjoyment in cultures beyond the familiar
When the Granite Thaws
Growing a stronger New Hampshire together
Specialized Support for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing
Greater Nashua Mental Health offers services in sign language
Valentine's Day Sweets, Surprises and Souvenirs
Treat your valentine to local chocolates, flowers, wine and more.
A Celebration of Culture
The Somersworth Indonesian Festival a showcase of art, food, music, small businesses and more
The Activism Work That Continues When People Finally Rest
At a time when activism is often framed as a constant urgency, speakers at the Black New England Conference at Southern New Hampshire University argued that rest, sustainability and care are not pauses in the work, but are essential to building a durable future for Black communities in New England and across the country.
Stay Prepared During the Next Cold Snap with These Tips
Expert tips for how to protect and prepare you and your loved ones during extreme cold
Where to Take a Sleigh Ride in NH
Leave modern life behind and take a old-fashioned sleigh ride through the beautiful New Hampshire countryside.
The Best Events Happening in February
February in New Hampshire means a wide variety of events, from chocolate and winter festivals, dance parties, road races, craft classes and more
Six Ways To Get Away This Winter (Without Leaving NH)
It’s time for your family to un-hibernate and enjoy New Hampshire's hidden winter gems.
The New Era of MS Care: Treatments and Tools Transforming the Future
The Elliot's Neurological Specialties clinic combines medical treatments to slow MS progression with holistic approaches to manage symptoms
Into the Great Outdoors: Where To Go Hiking This Winter
These easy-to-moderate hikes will get you outside and enjoying NH’s winter beauty
Our Favorite Comfort Foods for Cold, Winter Days
When you think of cozy foods, do you think of mac and cheese? A big juicy hamburger? Or maybe a cup of hot chocolate? All of these things can be comfort foods on some level. Here’s where to get the best around the state, plus information on some of the region’s coziest tea shops
Ten Great Options For “Skis-off” Fun
Although skiing and New Hampshire is a match made in heaven for many, it’s not the “be all, end all” for everyone. Check out these cold-weather activities to get everyone outside this winter.
The Best Events Happening in January
This month brings a variety of events, from ice castles to can't miss festivals and more
Guide to the Best Sledding Hills in NH
We have tips on finding the best hills, great sleds from the plastic to the high-tech, tubing parks and more.
Live Free: A Little Trouble is Good for You
Jill Armstrong shares a story that her grandmother tells time and time again
A Boost in a Bag
New Hampshire sees an infusion of IV vitamin therapy clinics
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