by Sarah Pearson | Jun 29, 2021 | Arts, In Print, Life & Leisure
As spring turns to summer and the hours of sunshine grow, take some time to slow down and relax. One way to unwind is to pick up one of the lastest titles by New Hampshire authors. Here’s a few to check out: The Hummingbirds’ Gift New Hampshire naturalist and author...
by Julia Stinneford | Mar 16, 2021 | Arts, Community, In Print
Last February, Making Matters NH opened its doors in Concord, aiming to be a makerspace “for the community, by the community,” according to its president Jared Reynolds.The coronavirus pandemic set them back somewhat; barely a month after opening, the makerspace had...
by Around Concord | Mar 16, 2021 | Arts, In Print, Poetry
Good friends once told us“When you move,It’s over.” Like watching ice cream meltWhen you carry itToo far. I thought it harsh.But they faded away,Leaving empty cones. Friendships are different now.Digital hugsWith alligator arms. Everyone is a BFF.“Forever” becoming A...
by Sara Willingham | Dec 23, 2020 | Arts, In Print
The word silver reachesbeyond simple shimmering past predictable fingersof moon reflected on darkriver, to a place where everythingis unexpected and nothing is whatI had hoped for myself, or for youor for the bright color itself, or for anyonewho ever...
by Around Concord | Dec 23, 2020 | Arts, Community, In Print
This photo may stand as a stark reminder of the looming cold, and the potential economic challenge ahead for Concord, its downtown and many of the small economic hubs that dot New Hampshire’s landscape. But these streets will once again fill with dog walkers, outdoor...
by Tim O’sullivan | Dec 23, 2020 | Arts, Community, Life & Leisure, Uncategorized
Shopping in crowds can be a holiday downer, and avoiding throngs of people is even more important this year.Buying online is one way to miss the masses, but if you want the in-person shopping experience that’s off the beaten path, there are more than a few places to...
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