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| 0 events, | 3 events, Yoga in Action is proud to bring you Yoga by the Creek - a new summertime tradition in a magical place. Join us weekly in June, July, & August every Tuesday at noon at 400 Little Harbor Rd. Portsmouth, NH. Turn Right at the first fork as you come up the drive (it's long) and then find parking by the Forest Society building and walk the path past the picnic tables and signs towards the water. We practice by the stone lions. -  Are you concerned about the recent collapse of eelgrass in Great Bay? Join the conversation on Tuesday, July 28, from 5:30–7:00 PM at Bird Dog Farm & Cidery in Greenland for an important community discussion about the future of our estuary. Learn why eelgrass is so important, what its decline tells us about the health of Great Bay, the progress that’s been made to improve water quality, ongoing eelgrass and oyster restoration efforts, and the actions we can all take to help protect these shared waters.  Join the Gundalow Company for a two hour sail featuring a presentation and discussion with expert guest speakers from around the region. Fun and informative topics that range from local maritime and naval history to ecological and scientific issues. | 2 events, Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. -  These hands-on sessions pair a small group of participants with local oyster farmers for an unforgettable experience. Featuring fresh oysters, expert instruction, and a behind-the-shell look at New Hampshire’s aquaculture industry. | 3 events, -  Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program!  Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging.  Get ready to enjoy an unforgettable summer of music and community spirit at the Atlantic Grill Music by the Sea concert series, hosted by Seacoast Science Center! Each Thursday evening in July, the Center will come alive with the sounds of live music against the stunning backdrop of the ocean in Odiorne Point State Park. | 2 events, - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program!  Join us at Tideline every Friday from 5–7pm starting June 5th for fresh, local oysters from Fox Point Oysters & Wagon Hill Oysters on the patio. Shucked to order and served fresh — the perfect way to kick off your weekend | 2 events, Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. -  The 5th Annual New England Hot Sauce Fest, presented by The Spicy Shark, is almost here, and we can't wait! Join us on Saturday, August 1, from 11 am to 5 pm at Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth for a day of hot sauce samples from makers across New England and the Northeast, delicious food, live music, contests, and more! | 0 events, |
| 0 events, | 1 event,Yoga in Action is proud to bring you Yoga by the Creek - a new summertime tradition in a magical place. Join us weekly in June, July, & August every Tuesday at noon at 400 Little Harbor Rd. Portsmouth, NH. Turn Right at the first fork as you come up the drive (it's long) and then find parking by the Forest Society building and walk the path past the picnic tables and signs towards the water. We practice by the stone lions. | 3 events, - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. -  The Changemaker Program and conservation partners are hosting a free summer walk series. Learn how protected lands across the watershed help keep our waters clean and wildlife thriving. Families welcome. Registration required. | 4 events,Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! -  Join us downtown Main Street on Aug. 6th from 6:00-8:30pm for Downtown Durham Day! Live music, games, activities and info tables and booths highlighting local businesses, organizations and Town Committees. The annual ice cream eating contest is back for another year- be sure to register early at the Parks & Rec table to participate as spots are limited. | 2 events,Join us at Tideline every Friday from 5–7pm starting June 5th for fresh, local oysters from Fox Point Oysters & Wagon Hill Oysters on the patio. Shucked to order and served fresh — the perfect way to kick off your weekend - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! | 2 events,Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. -  Join us for the family-friendly 2026 Woods Water and Wildlife Festival hosted by Branch Hill Farm and Moose Mountains Regional Greenways! This family-friendly celebration of the great outdoors is a chance for all ages to have fun, explore, and learn about the natural world together and features many fun and educational outdoor activities! | 0 events, |
1 event, Mark your calendars: Science Week returns to the Great Bay Discovery Center from August 10th–14th. Join us for five days of hands-on learning, birding adventures, and nature fun for people of all ages. Whether you’re an early riser hoping to spot a heron at sunrise or a family looking for a rainy-afternoon craft, there’s something for you. | 2 events,Mark your calendars: Science Week returns to the Great Bay Discovery Center from August 10th–14th. Join us for five days of hands-on learning, birding adventures, and nature fun for people of all ages. Whether you’re an early riser hoping to spot a heron at sunrise or a family looking for a rainy-afternoon craft, there’s something for you. Yoga in Action is proud to bring you Yoga by the Creek - a new summertime tradition in a magical place. Join us weekly in June, July, & August every Tuesday at noon at 400 Little Harbor Rd. Portsmouth, NH. Turn Right at the first fork as you come up the drive (it's long) and then find parking by the Forest Society building and walk the path past the picnic tables and signs towards the water. We practice by the stone lions. | 3 events,Mark your calendars: Science Week returns to the Great Bay Discovery Center from August 10th–14th. Join us for five days of hands-on learning, birding adventures, and nature fun for people of all ages. Whether you’re an early riser hoping to spot a heron at sunrise or a family looking for a rainy-afternoon craft, there’s something for you. Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. - The Changemaker Program and conservation partners are hosting a free summer walk series. Learn how protected lands across the watershed help keep our waters clean and wildlife thriving. Families welcome. Registration required. | 5 events,Mark your calendars: Science Week returns to the Great Bay Discovery Center from August 10th–14th. Join us for five days of hands-on learning, birding adventures, and nature fun for people of all ages. Whether you’re an early riser hoping to spot a heron at sunrise or a family looking for a rainy-afternoon craft, there’s something for you. - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! -  Test your knowledge on New Hampshire invasive plant species! Join us for an educational walk as we learn identification, management strategies, and explore Odiorne Point State Park. We will also learn about the ongoing critical habitat restoration that Rockingham County Conservation District has undertaken within the park to encourage native plant growth, and contribute to community science projects to discover beneficial native plants to put in your own gardens! Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. | 3 events,Mark your calendars: Science Week returns to the Great Bay Discovery Center from August 10th–14th. Join us for five days of hands-on learning, birding adventures, and nature fun for people of all ages. Whether you’re an early riser hoping to spot a heron at sunrise or a family looking for a rainy-afternoon craft, there’s something for you. - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! Join us at Tideline every Friday from 5–7pm starting June 5th for fresh, local oysters from Fox Point Oysters & Wagon Hill Oysters on the patio. Shucked to order and served fresh — the perfect way to kick off your weekend | 3 events,Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. -  Science enthusiasts of all ages are invited to explore agricultural and forestry research happening at the University of New Hampshire. -  Join the nonprofit Gundalow Company’s 16th annual Round Island Regatta at Peirce Island Boat Launch on Saturday August 15th 2026 from 1PM to 4PM! | 0 events, |
| 0 events, | 3 events,Yoga in Action is proud to bring you Yoga by the Creek - a new summertime tradition in a magical place. Join us weekly in June, July, & August every Tuesday at noon at 400 Little Harbor Rd. Portsmouth, NH. Turn Right at the first fork as you come up the drive (it's long) and then find parking by the Forest Society building and walk the path past the picnic tables and signs towards the water. We practice by the stone lions. - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! Join the Gundalow Company for a two hour sail featuring a presentation and discussion with expert guest speakers from around the region. Fun and informative topics that range from local maritime and naval history to ecological and scientific issues. | 3 events, -  Join the New Hampshire Green Crab Project to search the coast for green crabs! Volunteers will contribute to a study evaluating the potential for a commercial fishery to help control this invasive species. Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! | 2 events,Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! | 1 event,Join us at Tideline every Friday from 5–7pm starting June 5th for fresh, local oysters from Fox Point Oysters & Wagon Hill Oysters on the patio. Shucked to order and served fresh — the perfect way to kick off your weekend | 2 events,Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. -  Don't Trash Dover (DTD) is a volunteer community group dedicated to keeping Dover clean through organized monthly litter walks. | 0 events, |
| 0 events, | 3 events,Yoga in Action is proud to bring you Yoga by the Creek - a new summertime tradition in a magical place. Join us weekly in June, July, & August every Tuesday at noon at 400 Little Harbor Rd. Portsmouth, NH. Turn Right at the first fork as you come up the drive (it's long) and then find parking by the Forest Society building and walk the path past the picnic tables and signs towards the water. We practice by the stone lions. -  Maine’s Amphibian & Reptile Biologist, Kevin Ryan, is coming to Acton, Maine, for an eye-opening journey into the lives of the frogs, salamanders, snakes, and turtles that share our landscapes. Don't miss it! Join the Gundalow Company for a two hour sail featuring a presentation and discussion with expert guest speakers from around the region. Fun and informative topics that range from local maritime and naval history to ecological and scientific issues. | 2 events, - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. | 2 events,Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. -  The Great Bay Changemakers invite you to a Book Club from 5:00 - 6:30 pm, Thursday, July 16 at the Creek Farm Ed Center in Portsmouth, NH. We’ll be reading Gathering Moss by Robin Wall Kimmerer, and the discussion will be led by Great Bay-Piscataqua Waterkeeper, Melissa Paly. This book is short and perfect for summer! | 0 events, | 2 events,Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. -  Join Seacoast Paddleboard Club and Jetty for a special Beach Cleanup & Paddle at Pirate’s Cove Beach in Rye. This month’s cleanup will be a little more special than usual. In addition to getting together to clean up one of our favorite stretches of coastline, we’ll be celebrating the impact our paddling community can make when we come together for a good cause. | 1 event, -  Seacoast Paddleboard Club is hosting a paddler appreciation whale watch on Sunday, August 30 for ALL SPC members and their families. We are hosting this event to celebrate the recent success of our Seacoast Paddle for Conservation paddle and because it’s just a great excuse to get out on the water and have fun with good people. |
| 0 events, | 0 events, | 2 events, -  Join our amazing family of volunteers and help us connect students to Great Bay! The fall program is all about cultural history…Indigenous fishing camps, saltmarsh haying, the Gundalow and trade, and so much more. Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. | 2 events,Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! | 2 events, - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! -  On display at the Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery is a collection of artworks by 12 artists who call themselves Earth Tones, a group dedicated to using art as a tool for environmental advocacy. Led by New Hampshire Art Association (NHAA) Member Pete Weissbrod, the group’s inaugural exhibition titled “Reclaimed, Renewed, Redeemed” will be on view in September, one year from the group’s first meeting. Using marine debris collected from Blue Ocean Society beach cleanups in New Hampshire and Southern Maine, the artists used ropes, plastic of all colors, and wave-battered lobster traps abandoned and beyond repair (the artists took a crash course in marine law before using this art material). | 2 events,Seacoast Eat Local operates summer farmers’ markets in four locations in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire: Portsmouth, Exeter, Dover, and Durham. The markets are made up of a variety of different vendors who sell fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, value-added foods, hot prepared food, crafts, and body care products. All of our vendors make, grow, harvest, catch, or craft 100% of the products they sell at the market. We also have musicians, nonprofits, and other guests to help make the markets fun, community-oriented, and engaging. - Join Seacoast Science Center naturalists and our Marine Mammal Rescue team for fun and informative wildlife paddles that explore our local estuarine waters. All proceeds go to the Marine Mammal Rescue Program! | 0 events, |
