Monadnock Table Magazine

06/13/2026

Across the region, nonprofits, community agencies and volunteer groups are actively helping older adults meet the everyday challenges of aging. Whether that means running daily exercise programs and wholesome free lunches, offering rides to medical appointments, arranging grocery deliveries, or simply having someone make a wellness check at home, an increasing number of organizations are available to lend a hand.

Perhaps one of the key advantages of living in Keene and, more widely, the greater Monadnock Region, is the area’s growing emphasis on offering its elderly residents an array of

06/11/2026

Whatever your flavor of adventure, you won’t get far if your vehicle isn’t in good shape for the journey. Take it from the local experts who spend their spring making sure the rest of us are road-ready for sunshine season.

So, you’re planning to hit the road this summer, perhaps checking off a list of state parks along the way. Or maybe you’ve got even bigger aspirations, like setting your

06/10/2026

Looking for things to do this summer? We've picked 3 fabulous events!

Vermont’s 10th Annual Renaissance Faire

06/07/2026

Yes, the dog days of summer have arrived. Not so long ago, we couldn’t bundle up enough, and now it’s tough to cool down. It’s no wonder that when summer officially rolls in, folks from the Granite and Green Mountain states head for the water. If paddling around in your very own pool has been sounding more and more appealing, maybe this summer is the time to start.

Yes, the dog days of summer have arrived. Not so long ago, we couldn’t bundle up enough, and now it’s tough to cool down. It’s no wonder that when summer

06/05/2026

Small weddings have quietly become one of the most meaningful ways to celebrate a marriage. With guest lists of 50 or fewer, couples are finding they can trade scale for substance — creating experiences that feel personal, intentional and deeply memorable. Whether it’s an elegant inn gathering or a creative micro wedding weekend, the beauty of a smaller celebration lies in the freedom it offers.

Small weddings have quietly become one of the most meaningful ways to celebrate a marriage. With guest lists of 50 or fewer, couples are finding they can trade scale for

06/04/2026

Meet this issue's cover artist, Kathy Anderson ...

In this issue's cover image, vibrant orange nasturtiums and cosmos, lush white and yellow snapdragons and bright pink zinnias grow in a warm, harmonious blend captured by artist Kathy Anderson’s

06/03/2026

This issue of Monadnock Table features a conversation with Robin Sanctuary, owner and principal agent with Traditions Real Estate in Walpole, New Hampshire. This relatively new listing of hers is a rustic antique, a country home and property located in picturesque Marlow, New Hampshire.

This issue of Monadnock Table features a conversation with Robin Sanctuary, owner and principal agent with Traditions Real Estate in Walpole, New Hampshire. This relatively new listing of hers is

06/03/2026

A restaurant called “The New England House” might conjure images of creamy New England clam chowder, chilled shrimp cocktail and a captain’s combo of items like fried fresh haddock, shrimp, and clam fritters. These are, in fact, among the menu options of quality made-from-scratch options at this Brattleboro, Vermont restaurant.

A restaurant called “The New England House” might conjure images of creamy New England clam chowder, chilled shrimp cocktail and a captain’s combo of items like fried fresh haddock, shrimp,

05/29/2026

The summer issue is out! Read the online flipbook here: https://indd.adobe.com/view/c8430976-f45d-4337-8fb1-88da83dc8e17