Returning to school will look a lot different this year for everyone, but exactly what it will look like will vary from district to district and school to school. We talked to education experts about what parents and students can (probably) expect as the new school year gets underway.
Category: Past Issues
Read past issues of The Hippo Press online as an e-edition archive.
Art in the open
Watch sculptors at work at Nashua’s annual symposium, hunt for clay monsters in Manchester and spend an evening at an art bazaar in Concord, plus find other ways to enjoy art outside.
Also on the cover, Madear’s opens in Pembroke with a new menu, a new vibe and a new Continue reading “Art in the open”
Hippo Best Of 2020 – The results are in!
It’s finally time to reveal the results from the poll that readers took way back in February, plus results from a quickie poll we created post-quarantine. Find out where your fellow readers go for their favorite dishes, where they bring their kids on rainy days and what events you can Continue reading “Hippo Best Of 2020 – The results are in!”
Soundtrack to your summer
On the cover
23 soundtrack to your summer Seven local musicians talk about what performing has been like this summer, plus what’s on tap for the rest of the season, what’s on their set lists these days, and where you can see them live.
Also on the cover, Wilton Town Continue reading “Soundtrack to your summer”
On-the-go deliciousness
On-the-go deliciousness More and more food trucks featuring all kinds of eats are popping up in locations throughout southern New Hampshire. Find out where to get everything from egg rolls and vegan ice cream to tacos and chicken wings.
Also on the cover, find Uncommon Art on the Common in Continue reading “On-the-go deliciousness”
Just keep running
Hovering hummingbirds, colorful salamanders, the occasional porcupine and more wildlife you might find in your neighborhood
12 Just keep running You don’t have to run every day, or far, or quickly, to reap the benefits of running. Find out how and why to get off the couch, why streaks are, Continue reading “Just keep running”
Your backyard creature adventure
Hovering hummingbirds, colorful salamanders, the occasional porcupine and more wildlife you might find in your neighborhood
Meet 22 birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals that you might glimpse in your backyard, from the common white-tailed deer to the more elusive bobcat.
Also on the cover, after delaying Hippo’s Best of 2020, Continue reading “Your backyard creature adventure”
Have a Greek food weekend
This year’s Greek food festivals may have been canceled or postponed, but you can still get your fill of great Greek eats. Find out where to go for your pastichio, gyros, baklava and more.
Also on the cover, yes, you can grow roses in your garden, p. 12. Find live Continue reading “Have a Greek food weekend”
47 ideas for family fun this summer
There are still two months of summer ahead of us, and with more places reopening, there are plenty of ways to get out of the house and have some fun safely. Check out this guide to find ideas that the whole family will love, from getting ice cream for dinner Continue reading “47 ideas for family fun this summer”
Summer Book Adventures
Laughs, magic, romance and more for your summer reading list
From colorful kids’ picture books and YA love stories to inspiring memoirs and fun beach reads, local booksellers and librarians share their recommendations for your summer reading adventures.
Also on the cover, Flanagan’s Southender opens in Concord and Casey Magee’s Continue reading “Summer Book Adventures”