Go-karts, bumper boats and laser tag — in this week’s cover story, we look at these three ways to grab friends or family for an outing that puts a little adventure in your day.
Also on the cover: Henry Homeyer looks at easy veggies for lazy gardeners (page 19). Katelyn Sahagian finds out about the Hillsboro Summer Festival (page 18). Find live music all weekend long in our Music This Week listing, which starts on page 38.
ICE CREAM!
And stay tuned to next week’s issue for our annual Great New Hampshire Ice Cream Tour map, which you will be able to find in the center of the issue and use to make your plans for finding new summer cones. In the meantime, we put Matt Ingersoll’s story “From the Cows to Your Cone,” which first ran last summer, on the website, free for all to read thanks to sponsors The Big 1, Blake’s Creamery, Granite State Candy Shoppe, Hayward’s Ice Cream and Lickee’s & Chewy’s.
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New Hampshire goes plastic-free for July The Plastics Working Group, one of the specialized action groups in the New Hampshire ...
It’s time to chronicle what’s been a totally under-the-radar first half of the baseball season despite having some notable highs ...
Taking to the skies The five baby peregrine falcons that hatched in late April and early May at the New ...
Big Events July 7, 2022 and beyond Thursday, July 7 Chunky’s Cinema Pub is hosting a 21-and-older screening of Thor: ...
Add a little action to your day with go-karts, bumper boats and laser tag. Summer is all about breaking out ...
Children’s theater groups present kid- and adult-friendly entertainment By Hannah Turtle
[email protected] Touring children’s theater group IMPACT has a simple ...
The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities • “I wish I were big”: The Majestic Theatre presents Big ...
Fun times to support firefighters By Katelyn Sahagian
[email protected] Hillsboro Summer Festival is back for its 32nd year, celebrating the ...
Veggies for the lackadaisical gardener My father, may he rest in peace, always told me that there is no such ...
Dear Donna, Recently got this bracelet in a box of assorted jewelry. It stood out to me because it’s marked ...
Family fun for the weekend Farm fun • Get some family fun, farm-style, at J & F Farms (124 Chester ...
Eco-friendly product maker Elise Noga of Bedford is the owner of The Beaded Sheep (thebeadedsheep.com), a blog, podcast and online ...
News from the local food scene • Granite brews: Depending on when you’re reading this, there may still be time ...
Eatxactly Sweet Cafe opens in Concord Concord native Laura Fucella found success in 2017 with Eatxactly Cakes, a homestead business ...
Because I am a humble man, I don’t often bring this up, but it has bearing on today’s topic, so ...
Megan Gordon is the chef and co-owner of Copper Kettle To Go (39 Main St., Wilton, 654-2631, copperkettletogo.com), an eatery ...
Summer brings about a nostalgia for the simplicity of this time of year. Simple meals that consist of fresh produce, ...
DoubleVee, Treat Her Strangely (self-released) Picture a more-or-less-direct cross between Pavement and Dandy Warhols and you’d have Starlight Mints, a ...
Iona Iverson’s Rules for Commuting, by Claire Pooley (Pamela Dorman Books/Viking, 338 pages) The unwritten rules for commuting are pretty ...
Eleven- (and three-quarters!) year-old Gru tries to join the league of villains he idolizes in Minions: The Rise of Gru, ...
Fire Island(R) Joel Kim Booster, Bowen Yang. Five friends head to Fire Island for what might be their last weeklong ...
Local music news & events • Cleaning up: When he’s not headlining and opening for the likes of Bob Marley, ...
Jimmy Tingle’s Humor for Humanity Though he’s a political comedian, and maybe the only standup who attended Harvard’s Kennedy School ...
Marsalis brings Democracy! Suite to NH By Hannah Turtle
[email protected] Legendary jazz musician Wynton Marsalis is slated to play Jimmy’s ...
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