If you’re shopping for the holidays, you can’t go wrong with wrapping up a delicious edible treat. Giving the gift of food or drink is not only the perfect solution for someone who already has everything, but it’s a sustainable way to gift. And if you’re looking to impress that special foodie in your life, Concord’s specialty shops have exactly what you’re looking for! Take a stroll down Main Street and discover a few of these gems that offer unique edible gifts.
Read MoreForget the “super store.” It’s not very super. In fact, it’s more of a zip code than a store. We took a look around Concord, and found some fun and funky shops - worth the drive- and one of a kind.
Read MoreIt has been a year, with moments of both real uncertainty as well as humanity. And, as we look to the holiday season for light and sharing. The nationwide Small Business Saturday celebrates the theme of ‘Spread Joy, Shop Small.’ - and we agree!
Read More“Sooner or later everyone comes down Warren Street” was a slogan back in the day, and while it was true then, if is even more true today, as the short street in Concord , NH, bustles with chocolate, ice cream, cafés, not to mention posh hair salons, and some very cool new shops. Here are our favorites!
Read MoreConcord is a great haircut city. Sorry, did we just say that? Yes, it is! We have some awesome barber shops here, and from a real shave to a cool now look, we got you covered! Here are a few of our favorites!
Read MoreSpooky places: Long empty, and full of memories. There's something beautiful about abandoned buildings. Even after human occupation, time still passes. Here in Concord after 250 plus years of post-colonial living, there are lots of cool forgotten places – best observed from afar. The steep in neglect offers a new level of charm. These spots are haunting, and may actually be haunted.
Read MoreAh, love…. Spending time together as couple is always a good thing! We suggest Concord, NH, as a great romantic escape. Just 1 hour north of Boston. There are very good hotels, charming eateries, lots to see and do, plus a long Main Street full of shops, cafés and sites. Add to that hiking, and the outdoors- and Concord is the place for your next romantic escape
Read MoreNew Hampshire lacks the crowds, and ranks in the top ten states for vaccination. It is the perfect safe leaf peeping fall getaway.
Read MoreIn New Hampshire, October’s crisp air, warm sunshine, and pumpkin-scented goods create an open invitation to enjoy the vibrancy of the autumn leaves. Walks in the park or down the street allow you to take in the rich reds and oranges that decorate the trees each year.
Read MoreIndigenous Peoples Day is often the focal point of fall foliage excursions, but the White Mountains can tend to have earlier colors, and be fading wit the car fumes… So, try the Concord Region for great colors and no crowds.
Read MoreTo manage all these challenges, a dedicated senior residence can be the best solution. However, not all aged care facilities are the same. Here are a few things you should look out for.
Read MoreThe fifth annual Capital Arts Fest will be the biggest celebration of art and culture that New Hampshire’s Capital City has ever hosted. On Friday, September 24 through Sunday, September 26, artists and organizations in downtown Concord and beyond will welcome visitors to a vibrant multi-arts festival.
Read MoreThe Capital Arts Fest 2021 would not be possible without the hard work and participation of our partners and sponsors. The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce is proud to see our business and creative communities come together to celebrate one of the characteristics that makes Concord so special--our diverse and lively arts scene.
Read MoreThe festival hub is located in front of The League of NH Craftsmen’s weekend-long juried craft fair on Concord’s South Main Street. Much like the organization’s annual Craftsmen’s Fair at Mount Sunapee Resort, it will showcase works from the League’s many talented artists and artisans. You will find woodworking, painting, sculpture, photography, jewelry and metal arts, glass, fiber arts and much more at the many booths that will line Main Street.
Read MoreWho doesn’t like to travel? There are actually ways to do it as a living. There are so many good things when it comes to studying tourism and later on pursuing it as a career, it leaves so many opportunities and you can truly make your life seem like one big adventure! But with that being said, a lot of factors go into it, tourism is an umbrella term that can mean so many different things, it’s crucial to see all sides of it. So here are some benefits of having a degree in tourism.
Read MoreRenovating your Concord area house can be a daunting task, but it's also fascinating because you get to choose every renovation detail. Whether you are doing a major overhaul or just touching up some aspects of your home, you should consider many things before starting this process.
Read MoreThe Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce will welcome visitors to the New Hampshire State House on Saturday, September 25 for complimentary guided tours that will depart from the State House Visitor Center at 107 North Main Street every 30 minutes from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This is part of the Capital Arts Fest weekend.
Read MoreWhat is a rail trail, you may ask? It is the conversion of a disused railway track into a path for walking, cycling and running (without rails). The defining characteristics of railway lines—flat, long, frequently running through woods and historical areas—make them appealing for trails. There are approximately 443 miles of active railroad in New Hampshire today. But, New Hampshire also owns approximately 330 miles of abandoned railroad lines.
Read MoreRental properties can be challenging to manage, especially for first-timers. You have the option of managing a rental property yourself or having a property manager handle the job. Both options have their advantages and disadvantages, so you should be prepared to do the right way of managing whichever option you choose
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