on the cover
For 40 years SEE Science Center in Manchester has made science accessible to all ages — long enough that the kids who visited decades ago are now bringing their kids. Michael Witthaus takes a look at the center’s history and its plans for the future.
Also on the cover But first, vote! Vote now! Vote in Hippo’s Best of 2026 readers’ poll, where you can tell us where to get the best ice cream, cocktails and burgers — and rave about non-food faves. See hippopress.com for a link to the survey.
Plus, Michael Witthaus talks to Get the Led Out ahead of their Led Zeppelin tribute show in Concord (page 20). And find more live music in our Music This Week listings (page 21) and our Concert listings (page 22).
Queen City to Music City Southwest Airlines will offer nonstop flights from Manchester Boston Regional Airport to Nashville International Airport ...
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SEE Science Center Celebrates 40 years of hands-on exploration The fun at Manchester’s SEE Science Center is multigenerational. A 30-year-old ...
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Get the Led Out comes to Concord Paul Hammond has an extra ticket for Led Zeppelin’s reunion show. The caveat ...