Places and Things To Do in New Hampshire

The Strange Cement Thing

Marshall Hudson,

Uncover the mystery behind the "strange cement thing" in Quinttown

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The Deadliest Mountain

The impact of loss on New Hampshire’s highest peak

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Navigating Northfield

A historic visit to a quaint town

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5 Foliage Drives With a Payoff

Try these byways for peak leaf-peeping

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Exploring Andover

Don’t miss out on this town’s progressive ideas and benchmark of Black history

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Perambulating at Muchyedo Banks

Canoeing through history down the Merrimack

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Monarch Magic at Petals in the Pines

Nature meets nurture at Canterbury's hidden gem

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Nine Dog-Friendly Day Trips

Hoping to get out and about this summer with your closest canine companions? We got you covered.

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Be Back in a Little While…

Out on errands (presumably), a husband from a now-historically-recognized 19th-century Granite State family wouldn't return home for 42 years. Why?

Marshall Hudson,

Scattering Seeds of Sustainable Sunshine

Sunfox Farm in Concord brings the taste and beauty of sunflowers to central New Hampshire.

Emily Heidt,

Meandering Around Madison

Exploring the historic town where glaciers left their mark.

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers, Stillman Rogers, Photographer,

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Connecting with NH’s Native American Culture

The Granite State offers a bounty of powwows, events and exhibits celebrating Indigenous people.

Robert Cook,

New London Barn Playhouse Catch Me If You Can

Curtain Call: NH Summer Theater 2023

Spotlight of greatness shines on this year’s Granite State summer theater.

Robert Cook,

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Cattle Thieves at Hobo Junction

In a rugged border town, sometimes you can’t wait for the police.

Marshall Hudson,

Adventuring through Canterbury

This historic town offers nourishing local farms and industries.

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40+ NH Museums to Visit This Summer

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.

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A Mysterious Hand

Seeking answers to “whodunit?” and “why?”

Marshall Hudson,

Forever Young: Laconia Motorcycle Weeks Turns 100

The Lakes Region's beloved bikefest becomes a centenarian this year, but still brings out the kid in bikers of all ages.

Rick Broussard, John Hession, Photographer,

Lingering in Littleton

Spreading some cheer in the White Mountains.

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers, Stillman Rogers, Photographer,

Memorial Day Parades and Events

Dates and times for 2023 Memorial Day parades and ceremonies in New Hampshire.

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10 Best Places to Eat Lobster in NH

Here are our favorite casual Seacoast area summer spots to indulge in lobster from seasonal "shacks" to dinner with a water view.

Erica Thoits,

Reader’s Picks for Best Places in NH

While working on our May issue of New Hampshire Magazine (featuring Best Places in NH) we invited readers to submit their own suggestions for places that bring them joy. What follows is a curated list of a selection of submissions. What we kept includes many spots that shouldn’t be missed but also offers some secrets and insider knowledge that will provide clues for summer adventurers.

New Hampshire Magazine Staff,