
Fall Festival 
New Hampshire in the fall is a glorious time of year.
One of the events I always mark on my calendar is the Beaver Brook Association Fall Festival. This year the 27th annual festival will take place on September 22-23 and September 29-30 from 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. The New Hampshire Fall Festival is held at the Maple Hill Farm in Hollis New Hampshire. The Maple Hill Farm is located at 117 Ridge Road, Hollis, NH.
There is an exceptional nature art and photography exhibit that you won't want to miss! In addition you can enjoy:
- Live Music
- Educational Nature Crafts for Children
- Dried herbs and flower arrangements
- Baked goods and Cider
- Guided hikes on trails and the many beautiful gardens
- Self-guided pumpkin trail
- Fresh produce
- Visit local crafters and artisans
This is an event for the entire family. Visitors from New Hampshire and beyond make it a point to attend. Last year there were over 1200 attendees!
Short History
In 1964 the Beaver Brook Association was founded by Hollis P. Nichols and Jeffrey P. Smith, both of Hollis, New Hampshire. They began with 12 acres of land. Their vision was to foster land stewardship awareness and encourage a sense of appreciation for the natural world. The State of New Hampshire chartered Beaver Brook Association as an educational non-profit organization.
Today there are 2,000 acres located in Hollis, Brookline, and Milford, New Hampshire. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, bird watching, and many other activities are available on 35 miles of trails. The trail have been carefully mapped and designated for activities that will have the least impact on that particular area.
Vendors are Invited - vendor space is free
This is a great marketing opportunity for real estate professionals to pair up with local crafters
ATTENTION NEW HAMPSHIRE FARMERS AND ARTISANS- vendor space is free. You need only bring your own tent and tables. If you are interested in a spot, contact 603-465-7787. or email edschmidt@beaverbrook.org.
Picture of Beaver Brook and Maple Farm courtesy of Beaver Brook Association
© 2007 Joan Whitebook, all rights reserved.
Joan, sounds like a fun place to take the kids. I never heard about it before, thanks!