Garret and Katie In The Morning

Imagine soaking in the summer vibes with Lauren Alaina at Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom. That’s the plan and the music is going to be a blast.

Most Friendly's are gone. Hundreds of locations, just closed up. But two spots in New Hampshire are still flipping burgers and scooping sundaes like it's 1935.

Some restaurants get passed down through families. Some get passed down through generations of customers. Polly's Pancake Parlor in New Hampshire manages to do both.

Ice cream tacos are apparently having a moment right now, and taking us back to our childhoods.

A little bakery in Kensington just won a Best of NH editors pick — and the name alone is worth the trip.

Something about getting your hands covered in clay with a group of friends on a Saturday night just sounds like a good time.

Mr. Mac's in Manchester and Portsmouth has an entire menu built around macaroni and cheese — more than 20 kinds — and listeners made it the clear favorite when National Mac and Cheese Day came around.

A Portsmouth wine bar might be closer than you think — the hiring posts are up, the paint is fresh, and the address is live on their website.

Not every farm-to-table restaurant in New England can say a celebrated actor chose their table for dinner — but one in Pittsfield, New Hampshire just added that to the list.

The sunflowers at Coppal House Farm don't wait around — they bloom, they peak, and then they're gone — which is exactly what makes this festival worth marking on the calendar.

Most people chasing a New Hampshire summer end up in the same crowded spots. Wolfeboro quietly sits on the other side of the lake, doing its own thing.

Somewhere between a medieval fortress and a personal museum, Hammond Castle holds pieces of actual European buildings — archways, stonework — shipped across the ocean and rebuilt inside.

Prescott Park is doing Cinderella this summer — and not the version you grew up with. This one's got a Broadway twist that's worth showing up early for a good blanket spot.

There's something about a restaurant bringing back fan-favorite dishes that feels more like a reunion than a menu update — and The Friendly Toast is leaning all the way into that.

At New Hampshire Motor Speedway, winning drivers don't walk away with a trophy — they walk away with a live lobster. A 20-pound one, to be exact.