Scottish Play
But it was too late. I was already emotionally bound to my Scottish “heritage,” which mostly took shape in my desire to wear a kilt, play the pipes and go hunting Nessie in the lochs of the Highlands. When I…
New Hampshire Magazine - September 2019
This Chapel Is Accessible Only By Boat
St. John’s on-the-Lake Chapel on Bear Island in Lake Winnipesaukee is an interfaith chapel. This unique, historic building might be hard to get to, but it welcomes all who seek it.
Meet Musician Senie Hunt
Adopted at the height of the brutal blood diamond-fueled civil war in Sierra Leone, Senie Hunt now calls New Hampshire home, where he has used the bucolic peace of our state to heal — and to develop his music.
Why You Should Eat Local Oysters
Fresh, live oysters are a curious delicacy, causing some to react with moans of pleasure and others with groans of disgust, but how many in that second group have ever actually tasted one? Here’s how, when, where and why they should suck it up and suck one down.
The Puritan Ethic
Arguably the state’s most iconic stand-alone restaurant, the noble Puritan celebrates 100 years of being everyone’s favorite home away from home.
The Premiere of Ken Burns' "Country Music"
This "uniquely American art form" might not be what you think - Ken Burns' latest documentary challenges tired country music stereotypes in an eight-part series premiering September 15 on PBS.
The Wonders of Wellness
“Wellness” is the buzziest of buzz words these days, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t important. But how to achieve it? And what is “it,” exactly? Let these experts show you the way.
Calef’s Country Store Celebrates 150 Years
As Calef's Country Store in Barrington celebrates its sesquicentennial, you can join in on the fun at the September 7 community event.
