Shopping for your new favorite flavors at local international food markets
OK, this looked easy enough on TV…
“Heat a saucepan over medium heat” — That seems pretty straightforward; a saucepan actually means a pot — I won’t make THAT mistake again — and medium heat means, um, turn the Continue reading “Foodie finds”
Races to get you running
By Delaney Beaudoin
listings@hippopress.com
If you aren’t and have never been a runner, or if you are but haven’t laced up your sneakers to go for a casual jog in a couple years, the thought of running a few blocks can be intimidating — never Continue reading “Find your fall 5K”
44 facts about one of Manchester’s favorite food festivals and the community that keeps it going
In honor of the 44th Glendi, the celebration of Greek food and culture and the Greek community at St. George Orthodox Cathedral in Manchester, here are 44 facts about the annual party known as Continue reading “Get your sweet & savory eats at Glendi”
A season of arts, theater, music, festivals, and more
It’s time to trade in the flip-flops of summer for the fancier footwear of fall — maybe some ruby slippers or shiny boots? The Palace Theatre in Manchester kicks off its fall season of theatrical productions with The Wizard of Oz Continue reading “Fall Guide 2023”
A season in pictures
Summer, at least in the unofficial vibe-y sense, comes to something of a close with Labor Day weekend. As we all enjoy a weekend of sun (maybe) and heat (possibly), here’s a look at some of the happenings over the past several months.
Photo above: kids Continue reading “Summer scrapbook”
With fall around the corner, we will soon see the days get shorter, the temperatures cooler, and many hawks in the sky. According to Chris Martin, wildlife and conservation biologist at the New Hampshire Audubon, September through November is the time frame in which hawks migrate to their wintering locations, Continue reading “Meet our raptors”
Your guide to Martial arts, Sports, Dance, Music and More spectacular extracurriculars
Soccer practice, theater rehearsals, painting class, guitar lessons, pointe — fall can present a packed schedule. As kids go back to school, their after-school activities also kick off a new season. Looking for something new to get your Continue reading “The after school issue”
Michael Witthaus checks in with comedians and bookers about the state of the local comedy scene and looks at some upcoming shows
Comedy catch-up: Jimmy Dunn’s Beach Party
What began 14 years ago as a backyard barbecue for fellow comics at Jimmy Dunn’s beach house that ended with a show Continue reading “Big Laughs”
Finding the fun in foraging for fungi
On July 7, while walking a trail in Goffstown, mushroom forager Christine Gagnon shared with me her No. 1 piece of advice for foraging beginners.
“Don’t eat anything until you can identify it yourself. [Not] until you’re 100 percent sure,” she said. “The only Continue reading “NH Mushrooms”
Checking in with farmers markets
By Delaney Beaudoin
food@hippopress.com
There are few traditions upheld in the modern day that truly run back to the roots of civilization. The rise of technology in just the past few decades has virtually transformed life past a point of recognition for generations past. But Continue reading “Shop fresh”
