Thursday Nights at Stratham Hill Park
Thursday, August 27 · 4:00 PM
Stratham Hill Park
Stratham Parks and Recreation's weekly community evening at Stratham Hill Park, 4-8pm.
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Stratham has 18 upcoming events, 2 of them this weekend (Aug 28–Aug 30). Highlights include Thursday Nights at Stratham Hill Park at Stratham Hill Park; Coffee Social at Stratham Parks & Recreation; Bridge for Beginners at Stratham Parks & Recreation.
Thursday, August 27 · 4:00 PM
Stratham Hill Park
Stratham Parks and Recreation's weekly community evening at Stratham Hill Park, 4-8pm.
Friday, August 28 · 9:00 AM
Stratham Parks & Recreation
Stratham Parks and Recreation's Friday morning coffee social, 9-10am. Drop in, meet neighbors, and catch up over a cup.
Friday, August 28 · 2:00 PM
Stratham Parks & Recreation
Learn to play bridge in a friendly, no-pressure Friday afternoon session, 2-4pm, with Stratham Parks and Recreation.
Thursday, July 30 · 4:00 PM
Stratham Hill Park
Stratham Parks and Recreation's weekly community evening at Stratham Hill Park, 4-8pm.
Thursday, July 30 · 6:00 PM
Stratham Hill Park
Weekly summer mountain bike race series on the Stratham Hill Park trails, 6-8pm. All levels welcome.
Friday, July 31 · 9:00 AM
Stratham Parks & Recreation
Stratham Parks and Recreation's Friday morning coffee social, 9-10am. Drop in, meet neighbors, and catch up over a cup.
Friday, July 31 · 2:00 PM
Stratham Parks & Recreation
Learn to play bridge in a friendly, no-pressure Friday afternoon session, 2-4pm, with Stratham Parks and Recreation.
Thursday, August 6 · 4:00 PM
Stratham Hill Park
Stratham Parks and Recreation's weekly community evening at Stratham Hill Park, 4-8pm.
Thursday, August 6 · 6:00 PM
Stratham Hill Park
Weekly summer mountain bike race series on the Stratham Hill Park trails, 6-8pm. All levels welcome.
Stratham has been farm country since 1716, and it still feels that way: stone walls, hay fields, and family farm stands along Route 33, with Stratham Hill Park rising above it all. Climb the fire tower on top and the whole Seacoast unrolls - Great Bay on one side, the ocean glinting on the other.
My husband grew up here, so I get Stratham narrated by someone who climbed that tower as a kid and still counts the Stratham Fair as a fixed point in the year - one of New Hampshire's classic old-fashioned fairs every July, run the way small towns run things, by neighbors who show up. Between the hill trails, the Great Bay shoreline at Sandy Point, and the September farm stands, this is the Seacoast's easiest dose of countryside, ten minutes off the highway.
Good to know Stratham Hill Park is free with plenty of parking. The Fair (third weekend of July) is the one time all year the town has traffic - embrace it.
Eat, drink, shop & do in Stratham - where locals actually go.
Farmed by the same family since the 1660s, and part of the scenery of every Stratham childhood - my husband grew up here with this Route 33 landmark as the backdrop of every fall. The pumpkin patch and corn maze are the draw; the sense that the town's farming story is still being written is the reason to care.
The region's shelter and humane-education center, finding homes for thousands of animals a year from its Stratham campus. Adopt, foster, or just show up and walk a dog that needs it - which I would argue is one of the best free afternoons available on the Seacoast.
Premium chocolate at outlet prices in the Stratham shopping area.
Trails, sports fields, a fire tower with Great Bay views, and community events year-round.
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