Help Support New Hampshire Humanities
On October 22, In lieu of the usual dinner, New Hampshire Humanities will host a virtual celebration from The Rex Theatre in Manchester.
Author: New Hampshire Magazine Staff
Bath's Homemade and Historic General Store
The Brick Store in the town of Bath carries on traditions that begun nearly 230 years ago.
Fall-Themed Recipes From New Hampshire Chefs
We've compiled all our recipes that feature fall produce, like butternut squash and apples, and those that would be perfect for a Thanksgiving table, such as roasted turkey or baked Brie with cranberries.
Shopping With a Side of History at the New Hampshire State House Gift Shop
This unique gift shop helps students, candidates and the curious to learn more about the Granite State
Take the 5 Hikes Challenge This Fall
Blaze a fistful of trails through NH's forests, mountains
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Study Helps Women Take Their Lives Back After Breast Cancer Treatment
Hearing the phrase “cancer free” is the goal of anyone battling breast cancer. Yet when they arrive at that welcome moment, they may find the struggle isn’t over. During treatment, women are often getting a lot of attention from their…
Where To Pick Your Own Apples
It's time for you to experience this unique fall pleasure.
Hop on Board a Leaf Peeper Express
Check out one of NH's scenic train rides for a truly unique and relaxing foliage experience.
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?
John Herman: Nerd of All Media
An actor and improvisational comedian, Herman has been making things up on stage since he was cast in his first improv troupe at UNH in 1996.
