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Get ready for a whole summer’s worth of fun! Our annual Summer Guide is packed with events and things to do all summer long, from foodie festivals and county fairs to arts and theater performances, live outdoor concerts, comedy shows and so much more.
Also on the cover Memorial Day Continue reading “Summer Guide 2023 — 05/25/23”
In this week’s cover story, Katelyn Sahagian chats with local roller derby organizations to find out about the current season of the sport and where to find games across the Granite State. Photo above and on the cover is of Nicole “Punky” Mavrogeorge Wehry; by Todd Grzywacz.
Also on the Continue reading “Granite skate — 05/18/23”
Two great tastes that not only taste great together but lend themselves to all sorts of tasty variations, so finds Matt Ingersoll during his examination of this sweet and salty anytime dish. Photo above and on the cover by Ethos & Able Creative of chicken and waffles at Cafe la Continue reading “Chicken & waffles — 05/11/23”
Summer movie season begins Friday, May 5, with the release of another Marvel movie — can it and other summer releases help save the day for theaters looking to increase their ticket sales? On Saturday, May 6, you can find superheroes (and their stories) and more at Free Comic Book Continue reading “Superhero season — 05/04/23”
In this week’s cover story, we take a look at pollinator-friendly plants. Find out which types of plants added to your garden can create an environment to help bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and other key pollinators thrive, and learn about a few others that experts say can help keep the deer Continue reading “Bee friendly — 04/27/23”
Does Earth Day (Saturday, April 22) have you thinking about renewable energy? This week’s cover story takes a look at how to hook up to solar and gives you the basics on other forms of renewable power, such as hydroelectric, wind, biomass and geothermal energy. And if you think your Continue reading “Powered by rays — 04/20/23”
In this week’s cover story, we look at the 10 hiking spots Hippo readers voted as their favorite in the Best of 2023 readers’ poll. Find a new spot to hike — and some ice cream for after. (Photo on the cover and on page 10: a sunrise hike on Continue reading “10 terrific trails — 04/13/23”
Decades in the making, the Nashua Center for the Arts finally opened its doors downtown on April 1. Katelyn Sahagian chronicles the more than 20-year-long journey among donors, board members and arts supporters to bring the long-awaited center to fruition and previews its first collection of shows, including an interview Continue reading “LIVE! In Nashua — 04/06/23”
You voted and now the results are in for the readers’ favorite spot for coffee, blueberry muffins, a romantic date, a cheap date, a hike and so much more. And the “bests” are …
Also on the cover Easter is Sunday, April 9, and brings with it an array of Continue reading “Best of 2023 — 03/30/23”
The traditional peanut butter and jelly sandwich that says comfort, nostalgia and a quick meal takes several twists when John Fladd brings those flavors to cake, souffle, pancakes (pictured), sorbet, a breakfast sandwich and even cocktails. And if you’re looking to keep the standard form but still experiment a little Continue reading “PB & J — 03/23/23”
