Our state was once dubbed “Cow Hampshire,” so perhaps the number of real cowboys and cowgirls who work here shouldn’t be a surprise, but a trip to the Cheshire Fair last year was an eye-opener for our correspondent. Here’s just some of what he saw.
So maybe "secret" is a stretch, but if you're looking to escape the summer crowds, then here are our suggestions for beaches other than Hampton, swimming holes and serene lake spots.
Don't let a little rain or dreary weather hold you down this summer. Hit the road and discover the many bright worlds to be explored inside New Hampshire's museums.
You’ve probably walked Portsmouth’s charming streets, but have you ever explored it by sea? From kayaking to cruises, water adventure awaits.
This summer, we think you should learn a thing or two.
Have fun and be cool — literally and figuratively — in New Hampshire this summer.
Need a good reason to go to a NASCAR race in Loudon? Here are 10 of them. If you still refuse, then, to quote New Hampshire’s Sarah Silverman (speaking about something entirely different), “You’re being ridiculous.”
Visit the famous island to channel its artistic past and its scientific present.
The retro sport of mini golf thrives in the Granite State. When it comes to courses, we say, the kitschier, the better!
The Star Island Corporation is celebrating its 100th year of “creating an environment that frees all who come to renew spiritually, explore matters of consequence, and gain knowledge about the world as it might ideally be.” Perhaps it’s time you paid a visit to our special island.
