Patch readers share their displays, as well as the places they like to drive by, which are the best light displays in Concord and Penacook.
Around the Granite State, there are concerts, cantatas, comedy, ornament creation, gift-wrapping help, ballroom dancing, and much more.
Concord police will file charges against a vandalism suspect accused of damaging the display on Tuesday night.
Update: Cops identify suspect after a resident guarding the Nativity, after threats of damage to the Baby Jesus display, saw the incident.
Caroling in the Granite State, bereavement group, a recital, stories, holiday lights, and a final week for guild crafts and more.
Video: Governor-elect Kelly Ayotte joined state employees, retirees, the National Guard, others to load up trucks for Operation Santa Claus.
Stories, learning to make prayer beads and other crafts, fundraisers, dancing, a talk about staying sane during media madness, and more.
Held in the School's historic Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul, it features carols, readings, and anthems to herald the feast of Christmas.
Updated: Concord City Council approves permit for Satanic Temple’s demon outside the Statehouse as part of a campaign to promote pluralism.
Video: The 31st annual event closed part of Downtown Concord on Friday night for a parade. Attendees enjoyed shopping, music, and revelry.
Hundreds got into the holiday mood Thursday night when New Hampshire’s official Christmas tree was lit in East Concord.
Health experts say twinkling holiday lights and colorful displays make people feel good. So, where are the best ones in your community?
Dozens of holiday craft fairs around the Granite State, pageants, cookie walks, sales, and fundraisers, a comedy show, symphony, stories.
Don’t forget the kids who aren’t on anyone’s shopping list and pick up some items for the Toys for Tots campaign in New Hampshire.
Whether it is community events, breakfasts, or photo sittings, kids around the state have several chances to see jolly old St. Nick.
Drought conditions in some parts of the country, including the Northeast, and excess moisture in others have affected Christmas tree farms.
Hundreds turned out for the 39th annual event in Downtown Concord on Friday night. Here are some of the highlights.
Brian and Deb Shea and staffers turn the eatery into a twinkling destination to celebrate Christmas and downtown activities and events.
The event, founded by American Express in 2010, is sandwiched between the major retail shopping holiday Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Craft fairs, tree lightings, farm events, road races, Handel’s Messiah, a blood drive, holiday music, pictures with Santa, and more.
The 39th annual event will feature a short fireworks display by the Everett Arena after Santa lights up the tree at the city plaza.
From everyone at New Hampshire Patch, here’s wishing you a very happy holiday on Thursday.
Patch and T-Mobile are teaming up to bring your moments of thankfulness from the dinner table to a wider audience.
Thousands attended the festive event on the Concord Heights on Saturday morning.
Maintaining funding is a constant challenge for many nonprofits that fill gaps and meet other needs in the capital region.
According to the latest Consumer Price Index, grocery prices are about 1.1% higher this year than last and 28% higher than in 2019.
“Silver Bells” is 2024’s theme; Loudon Road will be closed between Hazen Drive-Airport Road and Canterbury Road between 9:15 a.m. and noon.
Troopers will collect toys for needy children as part of the U.S. Marine Corps effort through Dec. 6.
Forecasters say next Thursday looks pretty good for early evening trick-or-treating around the Granite State.
What’s the scariest, most haunted place in the Granite State? Thrillist, Business Insider, Forbes, and HGTV have some thoughts.
The program, run by volunteers and retired state employees, hopes to provide gifts for 3,000 children in the Granite State this year.
Whether you plan to carve a jack-o’-lantern or add some festive flair to your stoop, there are plenty of places to pick up a pumpkin.
See the latest announcement from the Town of Bow.
Just can't wait? Some Spirit Halloween stores in the Granite State are already open, many more are coming. Patch has the full list.
Your guide to fireworks, parades, and other July 4 celebrations in and around Concord.
Fireworks are legal in New Hampshire. Here is what you need to know, plus some safety tips from the state Fire Marshal.
There are parades on Sunday and Monday. Plus, fun activities to enjoy during the long weekend before summer starts.