My, oh my, this report makes the garden sound like a battlefield! Don’t lose heart, June is always when we start seeing pest problems. Your own eyes are the most important tools: observe and inspect before the problem gets bigger.
The City of Nashua Recreation Department is super happy and super excited to offer a new supersized addition this summer to their award winning SummerFun Program – Superheroes in the Park! This event is sure to get your spirits soaring with a Jedi Training session, Superhero Experience Show, and of course,
Nashua is the only city in the United States that hosts an ongoing international sculpture symposium. The four artworks produced this year bring the total number of sculptures created through the program to 60 since 2008.
Do not miss the museum, where you will discover accounts of the bravery and courage of those who defended U.S. freedoms, many wartime artifacts, and the story of the land itself. There are also walking trails on the property.
I managed to get a hoard of native plants into the ground: Meadow Rue, Ironweed, Golden Rod, Swamp Verbena, and more. Though, I did think I had killed my Joe Pye weed when I attempted to divide the clump–and I fell victim to a classic garden mistake: killing a plant with care.
Hi there, Summer is finally feeling like it’s upon us. Maybe. It is New England after all. One must always be prepared for a squall, right? But according to the fine weather folks, it’s going to be a hot weekend so, I don’t know, maybe skip the
Meet your kids where they are at, tap into their interests, and hook them with your enthusiasm. Giving your children the gift of different types of reading experiences is just that, a gift
I hated Herman's Hermits growing up. Their jaunty music irritated me as much as my mother's overplaying it did. It seemed to us children that we could not be in the car without hearing about sharing an umbrella or a hush all over the world
The collection of massive stones at this year’s Nashua International Sculpture Symposium (NISS) carry stories that stretch from 19th‑century Maine quarries and Boston building demolition sites to a Nashua schoolyard and a Vermont marble shed. Each of the four artists’ works with distinct material.
Looking for dirt on gardening conditions and things to expect? You’ve come to the right place. It’s the week of Memorial Day, and in our area, this is the traditional weekend to start planting your warm weather crops: no more expected frosts (famous last words in New England).
Hey there, It's always hard to get into the groove after a holiday weekend, isn't it? Treat yourself. Get snazzy and scope out the haps Downtown. Here's what we've got this week: If you're like me and thrive on winding
Benson’s was the destination for family fun (and many a school field trip) through several owners and name changes until it closed in the late 1980s.In 2001, a local group in Hudson formed a committee to restore the 166 acres to what is now Benson Park.
Public events and performances continue through Memorial Day weekend. Highlights include a drone show Saturday night, the opening of the Downtown Nashua Association Farmers Market on Sunday — which will feature a petting zoo — and the traditional Memorial Day Parade on Monday morning.
First garden report of the spring? Let’s dig in! It’s mid-May and already we are saying goodbye to the dazzling blooms of daffodils, creeping phlox, crabapples, and tulips (though, I have a few stubborn Queen of the Night tulips that are hanging on even through this heat).
Memorial Day weekend has finally arrived, and with it comes the biggest waterfront celebration of the season! The giant Renaissance on the Riverwalk festival is taking over the riverbanks all weekend long, serving as the backdrop for a spectacular lineup of community events,
One phrase repeated throughout the event stuck with me: “We need to turn this moment into a movement.” The room was hopeful, energized, and deeply relational. People weren’t just networking — they were reconnecting with one another around a shared belief that community still matters.
