Our Town: Bowled Over by Bow
The small Merrimack Valley community of Bows offers peaceful living, even if the roads are busier these days
Author: Admin Staff - Josh Ludeking
Where to Find Ghosts, Ghouls and Scares in the Granite State
NH is haunted by everything from a love-struck pirate and mischievous children to malevolent spirits in cemeteries and mill workers who perished in fires. Do you dare visit a few?
The Most Haunted Places in New Hampshire
Hauntings are just supernatural reminders that interesting stuff happened in a place long before we arrived. The Granite State celebrated its 400th birthday in 2023. With that much history, it stands to reason that we’d have our share of ghostly goings-on.
Where to pick your own pumpkins in NH
A roundup of our favorite pumpkin patches in the Granite State
The Best Events Happening in October
This month brings a variety of events, from craft fairs to pumpkin carving contests to festivals and so much more
NICU Transport Team delivers exceptional care to babies and their families
Expert neonatal transport team provides support through critical moments
The Seacoast Culinary Challenge Returns for 2025
Local Chefs Compete to Raise Awareness and Funds to Combat Food Insecurity on the Seacoast
Uncommon to the Core: NH's Heirloom Apple Legacy
These farmers are working hard to preserve the rich and storied roots of New Hampshire's heirloom apple legacy
From Orchard to Oven: Amy Traverso's Apple Recipes
Yankee's Senior Food Editor, Amy Traverso, shares her recipes for turning your hand-picked apples to good use in a variety of dishes
Chasing Cascades of Color: Top Family-Friendly Hikes and Scenic Drives
Fall foliage hikes and drives offer spectacular views of New Hampshire's season of glory
Live Free: Here Lies Fear
Amanda Andrews has never been scared of Halloween- and for good reason
Myth, Music & Magic in the Streets of Concord
How Rick Broussard and John Hession brought the Greek tragedy of Orpheus to New Hampshire after a decade of creation
Becoming Speedgoat
How a New Hampshire kid became an ultrarunning legend
Positively Paranormal
Meet spirits while exploring New Hampshire's haunted spots and the unknown with the Paranormal Investigators of New England
Autumn Oktoberfest Celebrations and Brewfest Events
Sip on a variety of local beers, don your lederhosen and get ready to celebrate Oktoberfest and local beer at our favorite fall brewfests
Fashioning the Future with Project Upcycle
Project Upcycle is redefining sustainability and style in New Hampshire
Improve Your Fitness Game Plan
Partner with a health and wellness coach to reach your goals
WDYK: On The Hunt
Join Marshall Hudson as hawks and humans hunt together for treats
In Their Own Words... with Mel Allen
Editor and writer Mel Allen collects some of his most memorable stories for “Here in New England”
Last Stand for Pittsburg's Spooky House
Admirers of Pittsburg’s most famous landmark — and its owner — share memories of a home that’s about ready to give up the ghost
Editor's Note: October’s Promise
October's Editor's Note, from the desk of Mike Cote
Where To Find Apple Cider Donuts and Fall Adventure
Here's a few of our favorite places that offer fresh apple cider donuts for purchase. The best part? These locations also offer PYO apples, fall festivals, corn mazes and other fall festivities.
10 Great Foliage Hikes (And Four Easy Walks)
You don't have to hike far or high to get views of our state in full color. Check out 10 of our favorite foliage hikes and four easy walks.
Where To Pick Your Own Apples
Fall is in the air — It's time for you to experience this unique fall pleasure
5 Foliage Drives With a Payoff
Try these byways for peak leaf-peeping
NH Corn Mazes to Get Lost in This Fall
Check out the a-maze-ing mazes around New Hampshire this season.
Hop on Board a Leaf Peeper Express
The colors of fall seem glow brighter when seen from the window of a vintage train.
The Best Events Happening in September
This month New Hampshire has a variety of fun, family- friendly events, from fairs to craft fairs to festivals and more
Fall and Foliage Festivals In NH
Here's a list of New Hampshire fall, foliage and pumpkin festivals happening in 2025
Stopping for Ducks and Scarecrows in Auburn
Auburn, New Hampshire retains its small-town charm, but growth is on the horizon for the community-oriented town
Editor's Note: Song of September
From the desk of New Hampshire Magazine's editor, Mike Cote
WDYK: A Band of Old Geezers and a Noiseless Whiffletree
Column readers suggest a story idea and pose a puzzling question
Great Scots! NH Highland Games celebrates 50 years
NH Highland Games celebrates 50 years at the place where it began
Mushrooms are More Than Just Caps and Stems
The many-faceted mushroom is a favorite at New Hampshire farmers’ markets, restaurants and kitchen tables
Carys Fennessy Golfs Her Way to Greatness
Dover 18-year-old, Carys Fennessy, has become one of the greatest scholastic golfers in NH history
Captain Jack Farrell and The Shining Star of Star Island
From Pepperrell Cove, you can hop aboard the Star Island Mailboat for a day on Star Island with Captain Jack Farrell
Live Free: Hangry Birds
Mike loses a cheeseburger to a seagull, and watches in horror as a beachgoer has her chicken sandwich stolen by another winged thief
Lucky Cloud Perfume is On Cloud 9
New Hampshire based local perfumery, Lucky Cloud, handcrafts natural fragrances with unique aromatics inspired by the natural world
Taking Flight at Port City Air
From military cargo planes to lobster runs, Port City Air keeps the Seacoast buzzing with small-town warmth and big-league logistics
Mt. Washington: Where the Wind Never Sleeps
Meet the summit scientists at the Mt. Washington Observatory who study Mt. Washington's famed wild weather and record breaking winds
Tuning up Tupelo
How Scott Hayward’s vision built Derry's Tupelo Music Hall, a beloved and renowned New Hampshire music landmark
Where to pick your own peaches in NH
Peach picking season is short and lasts only a couple of weeks in August, so don't delay!
Nine Dog-Friendly Day Trips
Hoping to get out and about this summer with your closest canine companions? We got you covered.
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.
‘Property of the Revolution’
New Hampshire author shares stories of resilience, love and the Cuban immigrant experience in new book
Celebrating 25 Years of Cultural Appreciation
Seacoast African American Cultural Center marks anniversary and honors the vision of its founder
Positive Pathways Blazed with Steadfast Support
MY TURN guides formerly incarcerated men, and others, to find stability and purpose
Finding A Space To Be You
LGBTQ+ center in Manchester opens doors for community connection
A Journey of Belonging
New Americans overcome legal forms, language barriers and personal sacrifices for the obligation to engage in civic life.
Through Silk and Lace and the Mist of Prejudice
Jezmina von Thiele addresses myths and realities of being Romani
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