Author: New Hampshire Magazine Staff
Makem and Spain Brothers Nov. 29
Called the best Irish Folk band in the world, the Makem and Spain brothers return to the beautiful Rochester Opera House. The show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $18 and $16 seniors and students. Visit www.rochesteroperahouse.com or call (603)…
Baked Onion Apple Cider Soup with Smoked Cheddar Cheese Gratiné
A great use for fresh apple cider.
Susan Wahlrab – Private Space
This collection is on display through 12/8. Through five years of continual exploration, Susan Wahlrab has created painted tapestries-layering color on top of color-to find that vision of a Private Place that resonates in all of us. If you're new…
The Eye on the S.N.O.B. Film Festival 5×5 Challenge
Produced by John Herman
The Eye on Wooden Boat Building > Rollins Boat Shop, York Maine
Produced by John Herman. Guest hosted by Cullen McGough.
The Eye on BioBlitz at the Seacoast Science Center
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The Eye on Harvest Festival at Applecrest Farm Orchards
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The Eye on the NHFX Young Filmmakers Workshop
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The Eye on The 130th Annual Deerfield Fair
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The Eye on Squarecat Comics, Jennifer Omand, Web Comics
Hosted by John Herman
The Eye on HauntedOverload.com
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The Eye on Christmas Lighting
Hosted by John Herman. With guest Jon Wellington
Holiday Stuffed Grape Leaves
Stuffed Grape Leaves1 jar of brined grape leaves (now in most international food sections)1 package of your favorite rice mixture (about 2 cups)1/2 cup chopped nuts (pinenuts are nice)1/2 cup chopped dried fruit, like apricots, figs or datesMix the cooked…
Roasted Butternut and Pear Soup With Curry
6-8 Servings 1 medium butternut squash 3 medium ripe pears 1 small onion, diced 2 Tbs unsalted butter 2 tsp curry paste, medium heat 2 1/2 cups vegetable or chicken stock 1/4 cup heavy cream, heated 1/4 cup of Crème…
The Nutcracker
Nov. 15 at 3 p.m. The Robinson Ballet Company of Bangor, ME. is currently in rehearsal for their return to the North Country to perform the "The Nutcracker Suite" for the third consecutive year. Over 40 dancers in beautiful costumes…
Susan Susanka Nov. 13
November 13, Manchester. NH Home magazine presents architect and best-selling author Sarah Susanka. Don't miss your chance to hear and meet this sought-after lecturer in her only New Hampshire appearance. A reception with book signing will follow. Tickets are $50.…
UpFront: The Forgotten Thanksgiving
David Thomson might have been repairing his fishing nets when Miles Standish arrived at his home in 1623. Thomson, the state's first non-Native American resident, lived on what is now called Odiorne Point in Rye and fished for cod in…
Light Fantastic
“Glass is for me the perfect medium because it has it all — dimension, clarity, color, opacity, reflectivity and environmental presence,” says Toland Sand, international glass artist with a studio in Sanbornton for the past 30 years. Sand has worked…
The Outsider November: Get the Habit
They say it takes 21 days to make or break a habit. In the case of becoming a runner it took me over 30 years ... and then 21 days. I ran track in high school, avoided running in college…
November 2008 Letters to the Editor
Newt Answers Last month's "Spot the Newt" winner is Susan Tullis of Henniker. October issue newts were on pages 24, 83, 94 and 96. Need a good reason for spotting the newt? This month's lucky (and fearless) newt spotter will…
Cornish Celebrity
Even with the first name of Salmon, he succeeded.Here’s a quick history quiz for New Hampshire-philes: Which U.S. Supreme Court Justice wrote the lone dissent in Bradwell v. Illinois in 1873, asserting the constitutional right of women to practice law?…
Don’t (Just) Vote
Here in New Hampshire there’s a lot of talk about “participatory democracy.” Our state is known for its citizen-powered state government, for town meetings and our insistence upon local control. Sometimes these terms are used nostalgically, sometimes dismissively by people…
More New and Improved Restaurants
Predictably, Portsmouth contributes its share of news, with Ben Hasty leaving The Dunaway Restaurant at Strawbery Banke (www.dunawayrestaurant.com) to join Chef/owner Rob Evans at Hugo's in Portland. Evan Hennessey, whom Seacoast foodies remember fondly from 43 Degrees North, unveiled his…
Fruits of the Vine For Fall
Goodbye, zucchini - hello, cold weather friends *** Winter squash has staying power. It was considered one of the "Three Sisters" by Native Americans along with corn (maize) and beans. Planted together, they grew in a symbiotic relationship, with the…
Vanishing Points
Paris Hilton sounds French and other political distractions ... Is former governor Jeanne Shaheen showing her age? Is U.S. Senator John E. "Johnny Walker" Sununu walking away from his record? Which one is really doing the shoveling and piling it…
November Book Shelf: Old Favorite
In the midst of turmoil, it’s nice to remember that some things endure. No matter the ups and (way) downs of the stock market or the rise and fall of political fortunes, “The Old Farmer’s Almanac” — just as it…
Cover Boy – Zack Conroy
OK, so Zack Conroy is no boy. He's 23 and a working actor. Born in Portsmouth and a regular returnee to the state, Conroy lives in New York City now following a traditional grind through the star-making machine: auditions, modeling…