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New Hampshire Magazine has partnered with Day's Jewelers for a Mother's Day Giveaway to celebrate moms who make New Hampshire Shine!
There are plenty of great things to do during Mother's Day weekend 2026, including special brunches at local wineries, a plant sale, craft fair and much more.
This month has a variety of events held all over the Granite State, from Pow Wows, to expos, festivals and more!
Keeping New Hampshire food pantries stocked is an ongoing, collaborative effort that ensures that no one is left behind.
This issue's Editor's Note, straight from the desk of NH Magazine's Editor, Mike Cote
These dining spots pair delicious dishes with unforgettable scenery
Hollis, New Hampshire embraces its agricultural roots to preserve its past and future
Strawbery Banke's ield school is solving archeological mysteries at Colonel Paul Wentworth House in Rollinsford
Jackson’s historic town hall moves to a new location and looks to a new lease on life
Jon Nolan finds beauty and joy connecting community through music
Protecting your vision for years to come
Bear Brook is better than the average. The sheer scale of park means there’s plenty of room for runners.
As the NH State Wildlife Action Plan enters its second decade, the need to protect local species from climate change, pollution and habitat destruction continues. These eight species and others facing ongoing threats represent a small slice of the state’s delicate ecosystem.
Also known as Long Sound, the 9.5 mile run winds through forest trails from Hanover, NH to Norwich, VT
Tom Raffio has embraced running to connect his company with the community, raise money for charities and promote wellness.
In 2023, Northeast Delta Dental published “Stories from the Startling Line,” by Tom Raffio and Ellen Raffio with Erika Alison Cohen, from which this article was excerpted.
From surfing to zip-lining, from climbing to biking, local pros show you where to start for some of the Granite State’s most thrilling pursuits
From surfing to zip-lining, from climbing to biking, local pros show you where to start for some of the Granite State’s most thrilling pursuits
From surfing to zip-lining, from climbing to biking, local pros show you where to start for some of the Granite State’s most thrilling pursuits
From surfing to zip-lining, from climbing to biking, local pros show you where to start for some of the Granite State’s most thrilling pursuits
From surfing to zip-lining, from climbing to biking, local pros show you where to start for some of the Granite State’s most thrilling pursuits
From surfing to zip-lining, from climbing to biking, local pros show you where to start for some of the Granite State’s most thrilling pursuits
AI Enhances Lung Cancer Detection at Elliot Health System
More than 10,000 people voted – now see who was named as the best the state has to offer
This April you can enjoy a variety of events throughout New Hampshire, from Earth Day celebrations to literary festivals to live theatre and more
Hiking with your dog is a great excuse to get outside, connect with nature and explore all of the beautiful trails New Hampshire has to offer. Chances are your dog will enjoy the sights, smells, fresh air and exercise too.
Let your pup splash in the waves at the beach or enjoy some off-the-leash fun at the park.
Forget the tired spiral ham and yellow mustard. Spend your Easter Sunday enjoying elegant brunch buffets and build-your-own bloody mary bars. Here are our recommended spots.
The days are gone when traveling with your pet meant staying at roadside motels with stained carpets and curious odors. Here's where to stay (and eat) with your canine companion.
There's nothing like brunch on the weekend. Here are some must-try brunch spots from all across New Hampshire
What and where to sip on St. Patrick's Day in the Granite State (and what's the difference between whiskey and whisky)
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
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This month brings a variety of events, from sugar shack visits to fundraisers, craft fairs, flower shows and more!
The home of the state’s flagship university ebbs and flows with the student population
Two iconic restaurants — Louie’s, and Loaf and Ladle — reopen on the Seacoast after years long absences
The Walpole environmentalist caps a career in waste management with a new book while embracing his childhood vocation as Charlie Brown
A poor farmer who scrimped on his own needs left a surprise in his will to his beneficiaries
Blair Demers works to strengthen nonprofits and build healthier communities
UNH Wildcats and Kingswood New England Polo & Equestrian gallop to success
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!
Modest-sized homes can offer an unexpectedly expansive way of life