Monster Your House
James Mojonnier of Greenland will send monsters to destroy your house. It's for a good cause.
Arts & Shopping
Artist Elouise Lane Quadros
Quadros captures the beauty of the garden in oil paint.
Local Gardening Resources
Itching to get outside? Why not plant something? Here are local greenhouses and garden centers that are open and ready to help. Curbside pickup, delivery and some limited in-store shopping are available.
Shop Local: Bookstores Are Still Open
Forget Amazon. Keep your to-read pile stocked with recommendations from local bookstore owners and New Hampshire Magazine editors, and find out where you can still buy books locally. Many independent bookshops are offering shipping, delivery and curbside pickup. Find a store near you.
Literary New Hampshire
Our state produced and inspired many great authors and poets. Maybe there’s something in the water?
Best Boutique Shopping
Though Granite Staters have a reputation as being a flannel-loving people, there are plenty of local boutiques offering the latest in fashion. Stylist Chloe Barcelou recommends her favorites. And though you can't visit in person right now, many are offering online shopping for a bit of local retail therapy while at home.
Artist Shannon Wallis
Wallis turns eggs into works of art using a hot wax pen and an array of geometric designs.
Artist Galina Szakacs
Szakacs creates complex patterns out of clay.
10 Things You Didn't Know About The Music Hall
Portsmouth’s historic Music Hall is a familiar place to many, but we bet even its regular patrons don’t know all 10 of these facts about the storied venue.
Artist Carmen Verdi
With the simplest of tools — a pencil — Verdi turns empty paper into works of art.
