Spend a weekend in New Hampshire visiting our talented artisans, craftspeople, farmers, innkeepers, chefs, wine makers, brew masters and more - all of whom will be welcoming visitors for an "inside look" at their craft and their livelihood. Maps and a constantly growing list of participants on www.NHopendoors.com will enable you to create your own self-guided tour at your own pace - with enough options to keep the entire family entertained! (If you are a NH-based business interested in participating in NH Open Doors, sign up here.)
 The New Hampshire Farmers' Market Association invites you to join farmers markets across the state in celebrating NH Farmers Market Week on August 3-9, 2008 in conjunction with National Farmers Market Week and NH Eat Local Week. To view a map of NH Farmers Markets statewide this summer, click here. To take our brief Farmers Markets Survey click here.
 The 2008 New Hampshire Growers' Dinner series continues at Turtle Ridge Farm & Foundation, Sugar Hill, on Saturday, August 23. This dinner is part of a weekend-long charity event (golf, tennis & more) with world champion skier Bode Miller at his NH home and organic farm. Go to turtleridgefoundation.org to make on-line reservations for this Bodebash event. This series of special dinner events, organized by NH Farm to Restaurant Connection, highlights the use of local farm and food products at local restaurants.
Come to "New England's Oldest Family Fair" and visit the first-ever "New Hampshire Made" building with more than 30 different vendors of authentic New Hampshire-made specialty foods and products. For directions to the fair, click here.
_med.jpg) Each day of the fair, 250 customers at the "New Hampshire Made" building will receive a free NH-made recycled cotton tote bag - thanks to a generous sponsorship from FairPoint Communications.
Learn more about NEW Hampshire Made and the benefits to buying New Hampshire-made products and services from people who are proud of not only what they make, but how and where they make it. To view this 6 minute video produced by member Heartwood Media, click here!
New Hampshire's growing season is in full swing and opportunities abound to sample the best summer has to offer from farm fresh fruits and vegetables to delicious ice cream made with locally produced ingredients.
To view a map of orchards statewide click here.
To view a "trail" map of wine and cheese producers click here.
View our past e-newsletters here and sign up to receive future quarterly e-newsletters by clicking on "NH Made Newsletter" tile on the sidebar to the right.
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September 25-28, 2008
