As the holiday season nears, one of the most cherished traditions involves picking the ideal centerpiece for your home. Our real estate agents at Badger Peabody & Smith Realty know that your living space choices show your lifestyle and values. This is why we're looking into whether a live or artificial tree fits your New Hampshire home better this year.
Bringing a cut evergreen into your home creates a magical feeling. The real smell of pine or fir sets a mood that artificial trees just can't match. New Hampshire has plenty of tree farms, making it easy to get a live tree. This helps local farmers and keeps a family custom going strong.
Small Business Saturday has become a holiday tradition, but any day is a good time to support entrepreneurs. Join our real estate agents in patronizing these wonderful small businesses, not far from Holderness homes for sale.
The eye-catching handmade house that contains Ravenwood Curio Shoppe lures visitors to the equally fascinating interior. Customers have compared browsing the store to walking through a storybook that magically exists near Jackson homes for sale.
In the mood for something different for Thanksgiving this year? Some of the best restaurants near Plymouth homes for sale offer special Thanksgiving menus, so you can skip the cooking and enjoy a fun, stress-free holiday with the whole family. Our real estate agents have more on the best local spots for a Thanksgiving meal in New Hampshire communities.
With its convenient location near Gorham homes for sale and incredible views of Mount Washington, the Notch Grille at The Glen House is always a hit for holiday meals. Their menu highlights fresh produce sourced from New Hampshire farms and foragers, paired with drinks from the best local breweries and distilleries. Combine fantastic food with a warm, welcoming atmosphere, and it's easy to see how The Glen House became a local favorite.
Halloween today is all about pumpkins carved with both scary and funny faces, costumed kids, candy, and spooky attractions like haunted houses, but Halloween can trace its roots back to the Celtic festival of Samhain, which was celebrated on November 1. The Celts believed that on this day, the souls of the dead returned home, so people dressed in costumes to confuse them and lit fires to drive away the evil spirits.
In the 8th century, Pope Gregory III moved All Saints Day to November 1, turning a secular event into a religious observance, and...
It's officially spooky season. Let the Halloween festivities begin! But where do you find Halloween festivities near Plymouth homes for sale? There are plenty of them, going on all month. Here are a few around Carroll, Coos, and Grafton counties worth checking out.
What's better than celebrating Halloween? Celebrating Halloween and Christmas together! Holly Jolly Halloween, at Santa's Village near Jefferson homes for sale, is a celebration where spooky tunes are juxtaposed with Christmas music, and Halloween ornaments adorn the tree. This event welcomes Halloween costumes, and Santa will be there to greet the ghosts and ghouls. Buy your tickets online for a holiday experience your kids will love.