Author: Tom Long

Historic Summer Arts

Stacy Milbouer, Tom Long,

New Hampshire lays claim to some truly outstanding and historic summer theater. Plus, take a once-in-a-lifetime artists' retreat to the gorgeous Appledore Island, which has an impressive artistic history of its own.

Ultimate Trails and Tours

Stacy Milbouer, Tom Long,

Don't just drive up Mount Washington - hike it. Or take a tour of our state's historic and iconic covered bridges, find the most beautiful swimming hole or attempt our tough section of the Appalachian Trail.

Take to the Air

Stacy Milbouer, Tom Long,

Get airborne with hot air balloon rides, hang gliding and scenic flights over the Presidential Range.

Collecting Political Buttons, Swag and Bling

Stacey Milbouer, Tom Long,

Collecting NH primary paraphernalia turns 100.

Speakeasy Bars

Stacy Milbouer, Tom Long,

Get a taste of the bootlegging days at these bars in New Hampshire.

Visit the La Salette Shrine Light Display

Stacy Milbouer, Tom Long,

A trip to see the Christmas lights in Enfield is a family tradition.

Kitchen Kitsch

Stacy Milbouer, Tom Long,

From now through Thanksgiving, a collection of Welch’s Grape Jelly glasses and Welch’s advertising art will be on display at the Woodman Museum in Dover.

The Hot Dog Stand Tradition is Alive in NH

Stacy Milbouer, Tom Long,

Local hot dog stands are keeping a cheap eats tradition alive in New Hampshire.

How NH Created the Modern World

Tom Long, Stacy Milbouer,

Here are more than 40 places to visit and things to do this summer (plus a few historical facts) that illustrate how New Hampshire created the modern world. Sort of.

A New Exhibit Brings You Back to the '70s

Tom Long, Stacy Milbouer,

The Currier Museum’s current exhibit, “Still Life: 1970s Photorealism,” on display through May 3, doesn’t just celebrate this American art form, but also the decade in which it was conceived.