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Touring Lancaster

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

Have you been to Lancaster lately? After your tour of historical bridges, go shopping at a local antique store or find refreshment at a local brewpub.

Ways to Enjoy Lilacs From Décor to Popsicles

Matthew Mead,

Celebrate our state's flower by making lilac popsicles, attending The Wentworth-Coolidge Lilac Festival and more.

Music, Local Beer and Trivia Special Event

Erica Thoits,

Enjoy live music, beer from Great North Aleworks, the chance to win great prizes and, of course, trivia presented by local favorite Trivia Night With Bill & Cody.

Have you been to Wolfeboro lately? It's not just a summer destination — there's fun to be had all year long. After your tour of historical hotels, check out one of the local trails or find refreshment at the Main Street and Town Docks.

10 Things You Didn't Know About The Music Hall

J. Dennis Robinson,

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.

Discover Tamworth New Hampshire

Anders Morley, Kendal J. Bush, Photographer,

On the surface this town in the shadow of Mt. Chocorua is a quintessential New Hampshire village, but upon closer look, something new is beginning to emerge.

Women's White Mountains Backcountry Skiing Retreat

Birch Malotky, Joe Klementovich, Photographer,

Follow along on a skiing and yoga retreat for women led by Backcountry Bliss of Conway, and perhaps be inspired to embark on your own outdoor adventure.

Learn How To Contra Dance

Emily Heidt,

Even if you've got two left feet, you can have fun with this beloved tradition. Here's what you need to know to get started.

Touring Tilton

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers,

Have you been to Tilton lately? After your tour of historical architecture, stay over at a cozy inn or find refreshment at a local brewpub.

There He Is, Mr. Concord

Nicole Cotton,

The fourth annual Mr. Concord pageant is a lighthearted evening to raise money for a serious and much-needed nonprofit — the Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire.