Annual New Hampshire Festivals Annual Sheep and Wool Festival Date: Saturday, May 10 and Sunday, May 11, 2025 Location: Deerfield Fairgrounds 32 Stage Road, Deerfield, NH More information: ...

Spring into savings with the NHPBS Spring Auction! From May 5 to June 6, browse and bid on an incredible selection of items donated by generous local businesses—from weekend getaways and fine dining ...

27jun6:00 pm8:00 pmDartmouth Health Children's NH East-West All-Star Football Game Join us on June 27, 2025 for the 13th annual NH All-Star Football Game benefitting Dartmouth Health Children’s and ...

Too often, nurses are the unsung heroes of medicine. In fact, they are key members of any health care team, but their skills and contributions go unrecognized time and again. As the world continues to ...

We are thankful for all of the brave men and women who have served and died for their country as well as the families who support them. Below, you will find dates and times for some of the 2025 ...

The granddaddy of hill-climb cycling events, the Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb is held the third Saturday in August. Photo by Joe Viger Forgive New Hampshire historians if they scoff at ...

Whether you use hand-cut strips of colored construction paper and a straw, or buy archival drawing papers and specific tools, quilling is accessible to nearly everyone. Quilling’s history stretches ...

Daisy’s Big Parade,” the bluesy, honest first album by Dover drummer and songwriter PJ Donahue, takes place on July 4, 1978: Independence Day and Donahue’s birthday. A jubilant parade serves as the ...

Who says teatime is just for cold days spent inside around the fire? From Alice in Wonderland-esque towering tiers of treats to modern spots with a fresh twist on tradition, we found vibrant corners ...

Who says teatime is just for cold days spent inside around the fire? From Alice in Wonderland-esque towering tiers of treats to modern spots with a fresh twist on tradition, we found vibrant corners ...

My favorite T-shirt doesn’t often leave the drawer. It’s a bright, loud orange, but mostly I don’t want to wear it out. I rappelled down a 24-story building to earn it. Two years ago, I was introduced ...

At Pembroke City Limits during an afternoon of jazz led by Gary Smith at left. With him, from left are: Jason Reichelson of Concord, on drums Joe Virga of Derry (behind them) and guitarist Bob Dwyer ...