Your 2024 New Hampshire holiday gift guide

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By Katy Savage

November 26, 2024

Looking for unique and thoughtful holiday gifts that showcase the charm of the Granite State? We have some ideas where you can buy locally crafted and inspired presents for everyone on your list.

Local Flavors Gift Basket

Fill a basket with New Hampshire-made treats like maple syrup, Stonewall Kitchen jams, Winnipesaukee Chocolates, and coffee from White Mountain Coffee Roasters.

Handcrafted Woodwork

Gift crafted cutting boards, ornaments, or furniture made by New Hampshire artisans like those from the League of NH Craftsmen.

Brewery Tour Gift Card

For the craft beer lover, a gift card to local breweries like Smuttynose, Great North Aleworks, or Throwback Brewery makes a perfect gift.

New Hampshire-Themed Apparel

Pick up cozy flannel shirts, NH-branded hoodies, or knit hats from stores like NH Made.

5. Custom Jewelry from Local Designers

Choose unique, handmade jewelry from shops like Prospect Hill Antiques in Sunapee or Manchester Square Jewelers.

Outdoor Adventure Gear

Give snowshoeing or hiking gear from a local ski shop or gift cards for the outdoor enthusiast in your life.

NH Art Prints and Photography

Local artists like Peter Randall and photographer Jeffrey Newcomer offer stunning prints of New Hampshire’s iconic landscapes.

Candle and Soap Sets

Opt for handmade candles and soaps from Yankee Candle’s Deerfield location or local artisans like White Mountain Soap.

Gift Certificates to NH Attractions

Treat your loved ones to a day of adventure with passes to places like the Mount Washington Cog Railway, Ice Castles, or Santa’s Village.

Locally Made Spirits

Pick up a bottle of artisanal spirits from Tamworth Distilling, Copper Cannon Distillery, or Flag Hill Winery & Distillery.

Artisan Hot Chocolate Sets

Combine rich hot cocoa mixes from L.A. Burdick with handmade mugs by local potters.

Tickets to a Live Show

Wrap up tickets to a holiday concert or performance at venues like Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord or the Palace Theatre in Manchester.

NH Cookbook

Gift a taste of the region with cookbooks from local chefs, like “GATHER” by chef Chris Viaud.

Spa Day Gift Certificate

Treat someone to a day of relaxation at spas like The Inn at Thorn Hill & Spa or RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain.

NH Wildlife or Hiking Books

For nature enthusiasts, pick up books like “AMC’s White Mountain Guide” or a wildlife identification guide for the region.

Author

Katy Savage

Katy Savage is the Granite Post's newsletter editor. Katy is an award-winning reporter with more than 10 years of experience working in daily, weekly, and digital news organizations as both an editor and reporter. Katy is a New England native and has a passion for telling stories about where she grew up.

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