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- 18th Annual Festival of Trees
Urban Forestry Center, Portsmouth, NH
Friday, November 20 at 4:00pm - Winter Farmers' Market
Portsmouth, NH
Today, November 21 at 10:00am - Santa Claus is Coming to our Haus
Weirs Beach, NH
Friday, November 27 at 2:00pm - Holiday Music and Art
The Currier Museum
Thursday, December 3 at 5:30pm - Vintage Christmas in Portsmouth
Portsmouth, NH
Saturday, December 5 at 10:00am - Lindt Chocolate and Wine Pairing
Jewell Towne Vineyard, South Hampto...
Saturday, December 5 at 12:00pm - Winter Hikes
Waterville Valley
Saturday, January 2 at 9:00am
VisitNH The Associated Press is looking to interview someone who is taking advantage of a Black Friday lodging special in New Hampshire. Respond in the comments section below and I will get you in touch with the reporter. Thanks!
Frank Francis Marsh I just wonder how many of these folks are natives and how many are Mass/Conn expats? Southern NH has become a cc of Mass/Conn, IMHO. Such a shame.
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Join the Margret and H.A. Rey Center and the Waterville Valley Athletic and Improvement Association for volunteer led snowshoe hikes to a different destination each week. Stretch your snowshoeing legs for the winter season on this moderate 5 mile roundtrip hike with good footing on old logging roads with excellent view...s. Be prepared to "Hike Safe"!
Bring snowshoes, adequate water, lunch, snacks, and wear clothing appropriate for winter weather conditions including winter hiking boots and extra layers.
Adults and families with youth ages 12+. Meet at the Curious George Cottage (5 Noon Peak Road, Waterville Valley) for carpooling to destination. Donations welcome. To register contact the Margret and H.A. Rey Center at programs@thereycenter.org or 603-236-3308.Read More
Bring snowshoes, adequate water, lunch, snacks, and wear clothing appropriate for winter weather conditions including winter hiking boots and extra layers.
Adults and families with youth ages 12+. Meet at the Curious George Cottage (5 Noon Peak Road, Waterville Valley) for carpooling to destination. Donations welcome. To register contact the Margret and H.A. Rey Center at programs@thereycenter.org or 603-236-3308.Read More
Chrissy Wilson Rose
just wanted u to check this out... i was going to 'inbox' it to u but, i don't see how i can do that...
http://www.concordmonitor.com/apps/pbcs.
Source: www.concordmonitor.com
Concord Monitor, New Hampshire online newspaper edition, Concord, New Hampshire, published five days a week - News, Sports, opinion, politics online. Saturday and Sunday content available Monday ... The Monitor also provides Web site design
VisitNH Check out Moe in action at the Boston Ski and Snowboard Expo yesterday!
June Stearns Butka
"Where in the State is Mom?" Next town clue: Creatures like to visit with you. Are you brave enough to hold them?
Here is the link to "Where in the State is Mom?" facebook page.http://www.facebook.com/VisitNH?ref=nf#/
VisitNH Interesting story that quotes Ski New Hampshire. The East benefits when it gets too expensive to ski in the West.
Source: www.usatoday.com
Many skiers are more likely to be lured by cash savings than flashy amenities. The industry is obliging, offering early-season discounts with longer shelf lives.
VisitNH Who doesn't like engaging in some retail therapy? The Black Friday deals will be even sweeter in New Hampshire where we have no sales tax! Check our Yankee Dollar-Stretcher Deals page for lodging properties that have Black Friday specials!
VisitNH The Official Moe Snow Website
Source: www.moesnownh.com
New Hampshire's Local Snowball, giving you the inside scoop on all things Winter in New Hampshire, on-slope and off!
VisitNH In addition to the Facebook page (see Moe in our favorites list!), Moe is on Twitter!
Source: www.twitter.com
New Hampshire's Local Snowball, giving you the inside scoop on all things Winter in New Hampshire, on-slope and off!
NH TOURISM KICKS OFF WINTER PROMOTION WITH SKI NH TO GENERATE FUN AND EXCITEMENT ABOUT ALL THINGS WINTER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Concord, New Hampshire, November 19, 2009 – Moe Snow, New Hampshire’s local spokes-snowball, made his introduction at the Boston Ski & Snowboard Expo today as part of the New...
Lizz Clements
Hey New Hampshire fans! My mom and I (New Hampshire natives) just published a cookbook with recipes from her awesome company, Glass Jar Goodies. Check it out! Three free recipes are at the website!
http://insidegjg.blogspot.com
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Admission is $5; children under 12 accompanied by an adult are free.
The Portsmouth Garden Club and the New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands-Urban Forestry Center join together every other year, on odd numbered years, to organize The Festival of Trees. This delightful display of holiday exhibits, both indoors and... out, brings over 5,000 people from all over New England to New Hampshire’s Urban Forestry Center in Portsmouth. Businesses, professionals, schools, artists, and individuals are invited to participate and there are approximately 100 exhibits displayed throughout the Urban Forestry grounds.
The funds raised are used to support the Festival of Trees Scholarships and Grants, to assist conservation education, to support historic gardens in the Seacoast area, and to support club activities. Every garden club member commits to participate and support this 3 day event. Committees are formed and planning begins 10 months prior to the event.
The first Festival of Trees was held in 1983 and has become a much anticipated holiday event in Portsmouth. We are proud that we have been able to maintain the Festival as a non-commercial, fun filled family event.
For more information please contact us or Sandy at the Urban Forestry Center at 603-431-6774. http://www.portsmouthnhgardenclub.com.Read More
The Portsmouth Garden Club and the New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands-Urban Forestry Center join together every other year, on odd numbered years, to organize The Festival of Trees. This delightful display of holiday exhibits, both indoors and... out, brings over 5,000 people from all over New England to New Hampshire’s Urban Forestry Center in Portsmouth. Businesses, professionals, schools, artists, and individuals are invited to participate and there are approximately 100 exhibits displayed throughout the Urban Forestry grounds.
The funds raised are used to support the Festival of Trees Scholarships and Grants, to assist conservation education, to support historic gardens in the Seacoast area, and to support club activities. Every garden club member commits to participate and support this 3 day event. Committees are formed and planning begins 10 months prior to the event.
The first Festival of Trees was held in 1983 and has become a much anticipated holiday event in Portsmouth. We are proud that we have been able to maintain the Festival as a non-commercial, fun filled family event.
For more information please contact us or Sandy at the Urban Forestry Center at 603-431-6774. http://www.portsmouthnhgardenclub.com.Read More
Time:4:00PM Friday, November 20th
Location:Urban Forestry Center, Portsmouth, NH
VisitNH New Hampshire is among the top five most healthy states in America, coming in at #5. Great place to live...great place to visit!
Source: health.yahoo.com
States in New England top a new set of rankings, while the South still lags. New Hampshire comes in at #5.
