The largest indoor surfing facility in the world, their 32-ft. surfstream has from a 2-ft. to 6-ft. wave for surfing and boogie boarding. Fun for spectators too! Please note that this is part of the SkyVenture complex along with Indoor Skydiving, The Fishpipe Waterslide and the Nicros A.R.T. … [Read more...]
American Independence Museum – Exeter (Inland Seacoast)
Located in historic Exeter which was the original capitol of New Hampshire, the American Independence Museum features stories of the brave men and women who overcame their uncertainties about freedom from Great Britain and established our country. Among the museum’s permanent collection of … [Read more...]
Sand Sculptures in Progress at Hampton Beach
As a prelude to the Hampton Beach Sand Sculpting Competition being held this year from June 19-21, all of the master sand sculptors pool their talents in the days before this annual event to create a single work which honors the event's sponsors. With that set for completion on June 18, the 15 … [Read more...]
Replicas of two Christopher Columbus Ships Visit Kittery, ME
Two exact replicas of Christopher Columbus' ships, Pinta and Niña are due to pull into dock at the Badgers Island Marina in Kittery, ME mid-afternoon on Wednesday, June 11 according to Captain Morgan Sanger of the Columbus Foundation which owns and operates the ships, and they'll be ours for … [Read more...]
30th Annual Chowder Festival at Prescott Park: Saturday, June 7 (Portsmouth)
Each summer Prescott Park in Downtown Portsmouth presents its season-long Prescott Park Arts Festival which includes a showcase of cultural events and fun entertainment. The 2014 season kicks off on Saturday, June 7 with The Chowder Festival. Provided by about a dozen New Hampshire restaurants … [Read more...]
All About Beer – Thurs., June 5 (Manchester)
Currier After Hours is presenting NH Grown Beer at 6pm tonight featuring three local breweries— Smuttynose Brewing Co, the 603 Brewing Co. and Throwback Brewery. The evening will include beer sampling, demos on cooking with beer, a make-your-own beer label activity, a short documentary about … [Read more...]
Fishpipe Water Slide (Nashua)
Indoor "water slide"... except it's infinite because you're in a big plastic bubble that rotates (up to 45rpm) so though you're sitting at the bottom of it (or running if you want), you can play and maneuver to your heart's content, or just sit and enjoy the ride. Ages 4 and up, you can do it … [Read more...]
Cheshire Children’s Museum (Keene)
An excellent museum much loved by children of all ages, this one has had an interesting beginning. For quite some time Keene was without a children's museum, and Deb Ganley, MBA, Keene resident and a mother herself, took matters into her own hands. Enlisting support from the community, financial … [Read more...]
The Wyman Tavern Period House Museum (Keene)
Guided tour through Keene’s most historic house gives a sense of what everyday life was like in the 18th century. Built in 1762 by Captain Isaac Wyman, veteran of the French and Indian Wars, the house is furnished today as it would have been when the Wyman’s family operated it as a tavern 250 years … [Read more...]
Verizon Wireless Arena (Manchester)
Excellent venue for sports events (about 10,000 seats). Acoustics are not known to be as good as some for concerts. There's parking across the street, however street parking is also possible if you get there a tad early. Our tip for after-event exit path to highway is to forget the Granite Street … [Read more...]
Palace Theater (Manchester)
Can't rave enough about its old world charm which has been preserved from its beginning in 1915. Performances here are a treat because it's big enough to feel like you're going to the theater but small enough to enjoy performances from wherever you're seated (880 seats). They have their own … [Read more...]
Stratham Hill Park (inland Seacoast)
A big place with lots of trails, some stroller friendly (small wheels about 1/4 mile; jogging strollers way more). Trails are wooded and field terrain, both paths and paved, one with exercise stations spaced along it. Trail maps at entrance. Quite dog friendly, they can be off leash in wooded … [Read more...]
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