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Not Sure What to do this Weekend? Kris from visitNH can help.

FILE - Salt & Straw Ice Cream Co-Founder Tyler Malek scoops "Day-Old Bread Pudding" upcycled ice cream in Los Gatos, Calif., on June 2, 2023. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Haven Daley, File

Not Sure What to do this Weekend? Kris from visitNH can help.

Kris Nielsen from Visitnh.gov shares some of the great activities throughout the Granite State. From the NH Farm-Forest-and Garden Expo, First Friday Concord celebration, and previewed the Ice Cream Passport (coming soon).

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