Things to Do

N.H. Open Doors

N.H. Open Doors is a free statewide touring and shopping event for all ages. It's a great opportunity to visit the studios of New Hampshire (as well as farms, orchards, breweries and vineyards) where you can see artists and craftspeople…

Hit the Trail

Jericho Lake is the perfect place to do it.Located just 45 minutes up from North Conway in the Great North Woods in Berlin, Jericho Mountain State Park (aka Jericho Lake) is the region's newest and largest all-terrain vehicle (ATV) park…

Due North

While away a November day with museums, murals, music and more.Nobody claims that November is New Hampshire's most beautiful month, set as it is between the glories of foliage and winter's fields of white. But it is not without its…

The Looks of Love

A photo contest inspired hundreds to share their hearts with our state.The sobriquet "Granite State" may seem like a harsh and un-cuddly nickname, but that doesn't stop millions of people from snuggling up to New Hampshire and whispering sweet nothings…

Day Tripping

It's time to get outside! A leisurely day trip with great food, beautiful views and little exercise is a great way to celebrate the coming of spring. It's a day trip my mother and I have taken countless times, in…

Portsmouth Halloween Parade

This grassroots community event is held rain or (moon) shine. Come in costume or just come to watch and share in the Halloween festivities. Now in its 16th year, the parade is all about community and creativity - you won't…

Good Eats

This week, in both the greater Manchester area and Nashua, is a great time to try that restaurant you've had on your list or to return to an old favorite. Two great events - the Greater Manchester Restaurant Week and…

The Granite State in Bloom

Flowers, flowers everywhere.When we think of New Hampshire gardens, it’s the beautiful Colonial flower beds of Portsmouth’s historic homes that usually come to mind. But the rest of the state is in bloom in June, too, and this month’s route…

A Thinking Sport

Remember reading maps? The sport of foot orienteering (also known as cross country or point-to-point orienteering) is often called the "thinking sport" because it relies on map reading, navigational skills and quick decision-making. In a world where we increasingly depend…

Framed in Foliage

Follow a meandering route through postcard-pretty villages around Mount Monadnock.Begin in Keene, following Route 101 east to Marlborough. Pass the intersection with Route 124 a few yards to browse among the second-hand books at Homestead Books, where you'll find an…