Drawing Items

Update: The winner of our Snow Coach drawing is Deborah Abbott, of Harrisville, NH!

Day 2 of 12 Days of Drawings brings you a set of four tickets to ride the Snow Coach from the Mount Washington Auto Road and Great Glen Trails.

Update: The winners of our Boyan Pottery drawing are Kathleen & Andrew Brooks of Marlborough, NH!

Day 3 of 12 Days of Drawings brings you a three-piece tea service and set of four mugs from the Circle Collection of Boyan Pottery, the studio of award-winning local potter Boyan Moskov.

All of Boyan's functional pottery pieces are food, microwave and dishwasher safe, so you can enjoy these beautiful pieces in your everyday use!

Update: The winner of our independent bookstore drawing is R. Laurence David of New Haven, CT!

Day 5 of 12 Days of Drawings brings you a $250 independent bookstore gift card! Best of all, you can choose the independent bookstore that is most convenient for you, the bookstore you already love!

Update: The winners of our Bretton Woods drawing are Eric & Bridgett Gattie of Plainfield, NH!

Day 8 of 12 Days of Drawings brings you a package of four lift tickets for Bretton Woods, Mount Washington Resort!

Update: The winner of our King Arthur drawing is John Burkitt of Hudson, NH!

Day 9 of 12 Days of Drawings brings you a $250 gift card from King Arthur Flour!

More than just flour, King Arthur offers high-quality baking ingredients, kitchen tools, mixes, cookbooks, and gift baskets! Don’t know how to bake? No problem! They offer a variety of classes, too, at their Baking Education Center in Norwich, Vermont.

Update: The winner of our Mountain View Grand drawing is Ian Blackman of Chichester, NH!

Day 10 of 12 Days of Drawings, 6 a.m. to 1o a.m., brings you a 2-night stay and $100 toward spa services at Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa!

Day 12 brings you the best gift of all, the one you give to your loved ones, your community, and yourself – the gift of public radio! Every time you support NHPR, you ensure that the award-winning news coverage, programming, and events that you have come to rely on day in and day out will keep coming your way. Your support at this time of year is especially essential, as we look to close out 2012 strong!

Plus, when we raise $50,000 today, we will receive an additional $12,000 from a group of dedicated listeners!

The cover of the November 12th issue of The New Yorker effectively summed up the two big stories coming out of New York City this past month: Hurricane Sandy and Election 2012. In the picture, a backpacked shaggy-haired man, chest-high in water, searches for his polling place among the pitch-black flooded streets of the Big Apple.  It’s a drawing that someone makes a city of over eight million people seem like a very lonely place to be.