“The traffic was really good,” Brassard said. “People came to the park to see some art. I think it’s been great. They come into my booth and things are a little different, a little unique and different than what they’ve seen, and the response has been nice.”
Traversing around the yard and around the local trails, I’ve been seeing so many mushrooms! With the humid weather, mushrooms and fungi can really flourish. At Nashua Farmers’ Exchange, it is not unusual for customers to come in concerned with mushrooms growing in lawns.
I want to encourage you to visit the Nashua Farmers Market this Sunday. The weather looks like it will be beautiful and we have a full house in terms of vendors. Nineteen are scheduled to set up and peddle their wares so there will be plenty to choose from, plus live music as always.
“These things attract so many people to a community,” Thomas said. “When people start seeing the beauty of a community, then they start taking care of it more.
Migliori and Shelton have completely revamped the interior of 97 Main Street, redesigning it in a lush and sultry style that combines the jungle, tiki culture, and the occasional dinosaur motif, which all manages to still look classy and inviting.
rom where we are standing, things look pretty good. We are excited to see many of our newer retail spaces and restaurants thriving. These include Bound Together, Local Street Eats, Pun Thai Kitchen, T&T Way, and others who are breathing new life into the Downtown area.
Weather conditions have been a bit mixed this week, except for the humidity! It always seems to be humid. I’ve been enjoying my early morning and evening strolls in the gardens–with the shop dogs loping by my side.
Remember when I was dancing at the prospect of rain? Well, you might have noticed we got some! My gardens underwent significant downpours, but the wind caused some damage. Earlier this week, I woke up to find one of my tomatillos flattened to the ground.
We hope you stop by Renaissance Park this Saturday at 7:30PM to check out the Mike Stockbridge Quartet at the pavilion, and return on Sunday for the Nashua Farmers Market.
This fair is the largest annual fundraiser for the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen and allows them to continue to provide arts advocacy and educational opportunities for their members and the public year-round.
This column is about respite care. Most people associate respite with service-providing care in relief of a primary caregiver, but it can be more subtle. Relief may be an effect, coming from support other than substitute care such as information, friendly visitors, a delivered meal
If you remember from a couple weeks ago, I found damage that I was unsure if it was fruitworm or blossom-end rot. So, it’s time for a dissection! I cut up one tomato and found no evidence of fruitworm, so I am more confident that the plant has blossom-end rot.
Hello there, It’s been a stormy week but we here at DNA count ourselves lucky that it was a beautiful night for the Nashua Summer Stroll last Saturday. Main Street was alive and jumping with live performances, good food, and fabulous vendors of all kinds. We saw lots of
The walking paths and roads are mostly dirt and gravel covered. There is a Loop Trail that starts at the farm and takes you to a beaver pond through forests and fields and there is access to the Piscataquog Land Conservancy, where you can hike and snowshoe in the winter.
What’s the dirt? Well, it’s been hot, smokey, and oh-so-humid. Weeds have been flourishing–they aren’t as picky water-wise and don’t mind heat as much. My lawn is a little crispy (I don’t water typically in an attempt to conserve), but the
Hello there! The World Cup has been exciting, has it not? It’s heartening to see players and fans from across the globe come together and show respect and sportsmanship. We have received several inquiries asking where people can watch the World Cup finale. The City of Nashua is hosting
