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Where art and autumn meet in the Monadnock Region (opens the original)
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For artists across the Monadnock Region, fall is more than a season of color. It is a time when the landscape becomes a subject, a source of materials and, in some cases, part of the creative process itself. This fall, studio tours throughout the region will give visitors the chance to see that relationship up close, stepping inside the spaces where local artists paint, sculpt, shape clay and develop ideas inspired by the places around them. Unlike a traditional gallery visit, an open-studio tou
A zucchini festival grows again in the Monadnock Region (opens the original)
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Furthest Traveled Zucchini arriving by plane. A zucchini may be a vegetable to most people. At one of the Monadnock Regionâs more unusual festivals, it might become a boat, a puppet, a motorized vehicle â or even a rocket. Decades after the International Zucchini Festival captured the imagination of the region, the Historical Society of Cheshire County is preparing to revive some of its peculiar traditions this fall. The International Zucchini Festival will return Saturday, Oct. 3, as part o
How the Monadnock Region's Hospitality Industry Is Adapting to the Rise of Alcohol-Free Drinking (opens the original)
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On a summer evening in the Monadnock Region, it's not unusual to see one table enjoying flights of locally crafted hard cider while another orders sparkling water, fresh sweet cider or a carefully crafted mocktail. Increasingly, those choices are happening side by side. Across the country, the growing popularity of non-alcoholic beverages and the broader "sober curious" movement has prompted restaurants, breweries, cideries and bars to rethink what it means to serve every customer. Rather than r
As Jaffrey buries part of history, what should future generations remember? (opens the original)
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Marilyn Simon checks the seal of the time casule. A century from now, when people gather in Jaffrey to open a time capsule buried during the nation's 250th anniversary celebration, they'll discover a collection of objects chosen by people they never knew. A time capsule box container was used instead of the metal capsule. The hermetically sealed container was placed in the Bernie & Louise Watson Garden on the River Street side of the theatre. A permanent bronze marker will be placed there with i
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