Artist in residence programs bring artists, musicians & more into the community
PLUS Meet the artists at the Currier’s Block Party
Come to a party, meet the artist
Resident artist at the Currier shows off zero-waste creations
By Mya Blanchard
mblanchard@hippopress.com
While running a ceramics studio after studying ceramics and Continue reading “Artist in the house”
How to make ice cream with bold flavors
PLUS a look at how the pros do it
Making homemade ice cream isn’t all that difficult. It’s pretty much as complicated as baking — if you follow directions, you’ve got about a 92 percent chance (a statistic I just made up) Continue reading “Sweet scoops”
Compiled and reported by
Mya Blanchard
As the sun shines brighter, summer in New Hampshire provides the perfect backdrop for getting lost in the pages of a good book.
The Hippo’s summer reading guide brings you a diverse collection of recommendations of recently published books from local bookstore and library Continue reading “Relax & read”
A look at the region’s entry int the craft beer canon
By Matt Ingersoll and Mya Blanchard
mingersoll@hippopress.com
On the tap list of just about every local craft brewery across the state is a New England IPA, the hazy, floral and citrusy brew that has taken the craft beer scene Continue reading “New England Haze”
Festivals, theater, Nature adventures and More during this season of fun
School’s out forever — OK, maybe not forever but when you’re facing a dozen weeks of summer vacation, it can feel a little like forever. If you need to fill up the calendar with some kid-friendly summer fun, here Continue reading “Kids’ guide to summer 2023”
Anticipating the strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and more that will add sweetness to your summer
By Mya Blanchard and Matt Ingersoll
listings@hippopress.com
Nothing signals the start of summer quite like fresh berries, and the time to pick is right around the corner. Despite a recent unseasonably cold snap that threatened this Continue reading “Very berry”
Discover new wines as NH moves its Wine Week celebration to a sunnier season
New Hampshire Wine Week, traditionally a late January affair, has been moved to June for the first time in its nearly 20-year history. Internationally renowned winemakers will once again travel to the Granite State to participate Continue reading “Wine in summer”
Time to dive in to summer!
Looking for events to fill your calendar from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend? Our guide has you covered with suggestions for arts, theater, food, fairs, sporting events, music and more.
New Hampshire’s teams lace up for roller derby season
Game time at JFK Coliseum means something different in the spring and summertime than in the winter months. Spectators still flock to the stadium seats, but they also set up lawn chairs down on the concrete of the melted ice rink. Continue reading “Granite skate”
A look at the salty and sweet comfort dish
Nothing says Sunday brunch quite like a warm, fluffy fresh-baked waffle, topped with a generous drizzle of sweet maple syrup, maybe some butter, and paired with — fried chicken? While it may seem like a strange combination, chicken and waffles is Continue reading “Chicken & waffles”
