Fairs and Festivals
Fairs & festivals in White Mountains NH entertain with music, food, art, outdoor fun
Fairs and festivals in the White Mountains let you enjoy this wonderful region in many ways and great things to do. Be Scottish for a day at the New Hampshire Highland Games & Festival and enjoy traditional piping and drumming music and bagpipe-infused rock ‘n’ roll, unique athletic events, food and tastings of authentic Scotch whiskies and beers. The annual White Mountain Boogie ‘n' Blues Festival features award-winning blues artists, food and craft vendors, and many fun activities for children. Fun festivals happen year-round, indoors and out, in sunshine and in the ice-and-snow months.
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North Woodstock, NH
Ice Castles
24 Clark Farm RoadYour moment of imagination, exploration and magic awaits at Ice Castles
The award-winning Ice Castles in North Woodstock, NH is an enchanting winter destination. This award-winning return attraction features sparkling caverns, frozen archways, and ice caves that dazzle at every turn. Wander along an enchanted forest path, marveling at ice sculptures. Thrill-seekers can race down exhilarating ice slides, squeeze through adventurous crawl tunnels, or glide down a snow tubing path groomed for safety, speed, and fun. At night, the castles are even more amazing, as color-changing LED lights frozen inside the ice illuminate while whimsical music plays. Whether exploring by foot or horse-drawn sleigh ride, Ice Castles is a must-visit destination for making magical winter memories!
Lincoln, NH
NHSCOT & NH Highland Games Festival
Loon Mountain Resort - 60 Loon Mountain RoadA festive night of dancing, song, poetry and live music
Each January, NHSCOT brings a modern twist to a beloved Scottish tradition with "Not Your Usual Burns Ceilidh" at the Crystal Ballroom in Somerville, MA. The lively evening celebrates Robert Burns — Scotland's National Bard — with dancing, song, poetry, and live music. Light refreshments and a cash bar keep the festivities flowing, and the welcoming atmosphere makes it a perfect night out whether you have Scottish roots or simply love a good ceilidh. Hosted in partnership with the National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA, the British Consulate General Boston, and Scots in New England.