Culture
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We asked, you answered: Have you considered leaving NH?
New Hampshire gained more residents than it lost to other states in 2024. About 48,700 people moved here from elsewhere in the US, while roughly 40,600 Granite Staters packed up and moved to another state. This week, we asked readers: Have you considered leaving New Hampshire? Why do you choose to stay?
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Two NH Spots were named ‘New England’s best places to retire’
If you’re thinking about places to retire without having to leave New England, Travel + Leisure named the seven best places in New England to set down roots for the your golden years. And two of the communities that made the list are in New Hampshire, and one is close to the Seacoast.
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Here are 7 New Hampshire stereotypes we think are rubbish
Contrary to rumors, we are not all flannel-wearing, ski-loving hicks. Here are 7 New Hampshire stereotypes that are simply not true.
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The 6 best places to rock climb in New Hampshire
Discover the highest-rated indoor and outdoor spots to rock climb in New Hampshire.
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Water parks in & around NH: Opening dates, prices, & all the fun to be had
Get a well-earned respite from the summer heat at one of the water parks in and around New Hampshire. Here’s everything you need to know, from prices to dates.
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8 cheap or free fabulous things to do this Memorial Day weekend in NH
Start the summer season with these free or nearly free events in New Hampshire.
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15 summer festivals in New Hampshire to hit up
Soak up the sun at these 15 summer festivals in New Hampshire featuring tasty food, cold drinks, and endless entertainment.
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Four stunning places to explore NH and Maine
Here are Yankee Magazine’s picks for most beautiful places to visit in New Hampshire and Maine.
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Need a gift for Teacher Appreciation Week? New Hampshire educators have ideas
From donuts to doodles, this is what New Hampshire teachers would really like for Teacher Appreciation Week.
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Inside this year’s maple season in New Hampshire
As New Hampshire wraps up maple season 2026, take a look at how it went—and ways you can enjoy NH maple all year round.
























