FREE to visit and we'll worth the quick trip off the highway!!…read more So happy we took a quick detour to stop in! We wandered through the elaborate taxidermy and reptile room, ventured up to the top floor viewing deck, and then the small, yet amazing, raptor exhibit. We came in winter, just after Christmas, so maybe the animals hadn't seen many people in the last few days, but they were all alert, moving around and making noise. The barred owls clicked and blinked away, the barn owl poked its head out at us, the red tailed hawk fluffed it's feathers and the bald eagle screeched hello. So cool!

I put this pic up along with my review. Now I do not see my review. This was to highlight the fact…read morethat NH Audubon is NOT using all our donations for the environment. I want all the other seniors like me out there to know that NHA is using our donations to fund special interest groups that have little to nothing to do with our wildlife. After many, many years of birding and contributing to NHA with my dearly departed wife, I can only assume that nature doesn't need our help. Why else would NHA be deviating from their mission to support controversial social issues? It really burns me that you took my picture without my review and let them post it as a positive on their page, where my intent was quite opposite. Let's see if they post this along with the pic- a lie. Beware of donating to NHA! Find out where your money is going before you donate! Great to know the environment in our state doesn't need any more help. Sad that we are being misled into thinking we are contributing to nature. Great that NHA has enough money to fund these groups (most of which are doing quite well on their own, thank you) and won't miss my- let's see-a little over $240 to date this year. Never again. The saddest part is I now have to vet my contributions to other charities (mostly animal and environmental) to find out what they are doing with my money. A sad state of affairs.

I've had two experiences with Wildlife Encounters, both at New Hampshire Motor Speedway during race…read moreweekend. They bring animals to Fan Zone at the NASCAR track. Last time, someone stuck a NASCAR sticker on a tortoise's back. I didn't see who did this - a worker or a fan. A very upset porcupine was penned in a very small area. Today, I saw a komodo dragon and a hedgehog who are part of their "interactive collection". The worker said it was okay to pet either but that the hedgehog was "in a bad mood today". The poor little guy was jumping and was making a sound that resembled a hiss. Behind them, an African serval cat was pacing in a very small cage - much like the poor porcupine last time. Please do not support this business.

Saw Meaghan present at mollyocket festival in Bethel Maine. She did such a great job! Energetic,…read morefunny, and kept the kids riveted!

In the smallest New Hampshire town by distance, only 10 square miles, you'll find the nation's…read morefirst non-profit Indonesian cultural center in Somersworth on High Street at the junction of Routes 9 and 236. This community center celebrates all aspects of Indonesian life and culture and is quickly becoming an important resource and gathering spot for the significant Indonesian population in this corner of the state. In addition to a cafe and retail store, the ICC is planning to offer job counseling and a food pantry to holistically serve the town and neighboring communities. Free events are being held weekends to introduce the center and the rich cultural fabric of Indonesian life. Come for the food and learn more!

Curios on the Common in the center of Dunbarton, NH is perfect for a treasurer hunter. Filled with…read morenew and used items that are fun or useful. You never know what you'll discover in this little store. You can also find many vendor items, such as hand-knit mittens and hats, local author books, cards, and handmade soaps.The volunteer staff are friendly and greet you with smiles. Stop by and brighten your day. (Store is open on Wed and Sat.)

You need to be a veteran or related to one to become a member here. Friendly locals hang out here…read moreday and night. The drinks are cheap but good. Nothing fancy served here. There's a couple pool tables and huge bar in the bar section. You can rent the huge connected ballroom for large events of 350 or more. Price is about 600 -- 450 for members. We're having our class reunion here! There is also a smaller nice room upstairs that holds about 150. I've been coming here for years off and on and stop by if I need to see a friendly face.

Centrally located downtown - this place needs more hype PR. The cutest dining area, I love a…read morerepurposed space. Everything here is reasonably priced and delicious. All of the workers are very laidback and kind - I love their monthly specials and that they serve their in house items in mugs and glasses. Huge applause for their grilled muffins, chai lattes, and raspberry chocolate crepes. LOVE the mission behind this place also, if you're in the neighborhood and you're spending the money anyways, why not do it somewhere with a purpose? 5 stars, no notes.

Great coffee and tasty pastry. The atmosphere is very much college student, study cafe.read more

I do not have a bad thing to say about this place. My daughter went here for 2 years from the time…read moreshe was born. I cried when we had to pull her. The people here really care about your kids and keep you well informed. They never close which is always good for working families.

I rented from NorthPoint because it was close to home and I want to help out new business in town…read more Scott was extremely helpful and mad the experience an A+. The equipment was clean and functioned as required. Ashley made the follow up calls very helpful and pleasant. I will be back to rent more.