Your weekly guide to what to do in New Hampshire, curated for you by Community Engagement Manager Zoë Mitchell. If you want to get these suggestions in your inbox every week, sign up for The Weekender newsletter!
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This weekend is full of fun and unique events across New Hampshire. From a mockumentary about “canoe dancing” and halfway to Halloween celebrations to a SpongeBob rave, there’s no reason to be bored. Annual festivals are returning across the state, including Outdoor Fest in Rumney for the adventurous, the Floating Lanterns Festival in Keene and World Fish Migration Day in Hinsdale. -
Regresan los festivales anuales, como Outdoor Fest en Rumney, el Festival de Linternas Flotantes en Keene y el Día Mundial de la Migración de los Peces en Hinsdale. -
This weekend’s events invite Granite Staters to learn something new, celebrate spring and do a little dancing. Expect everything from time capsule ceremonies and native plant workshops to tattoo art openings, music across genres and a family friendly STEM day. -
From a look at the Great American Song Book up in the North Country to learning more about sheep and wool in Deerfield and Wilton’s 250th festivities, there’s a mix of community and craft this weekend. Granite Staters will find plenty to explore, from outdoor adventures to live music and local traditions. -
From gallery strolls and a new stage adaptation of The Magician’s Elephant to farm festivals, orienteering, and hands-on wet felting, there’s plenty happening across New Hampshire this weekend. -
From learning to spin wool and test your soil to meeting a box turtle and touring solar-powered homes, this weekend is full of hands-on ways to get curious. You’ll also find guided orienteering in Concord, a community clean-up in Manchester and a few chances to sit back and be entertained. -
Granite State favorites return this weekend, from Discover Wild NH Day to the Made in NH Expo. -
New Hampshire ofrece variedad de planes para recibir la primavera, como una celebración del Día de la Tierra en Dover. -
From fantasy mapmaking in Holderness to a short-play festival in Manchester and a fiber arts fun day in Albany, this weekend brings a mix of creativity and community across New Hampshire. Live local music, film screenings and hands-on workshops round out the lineup. -
You’ll also find a pop star on the big screen, an American Sign Language workshop and Concord’s Giant Indoor Yard Sale this early April weekend.
