With UNH classes for the 2019-2020 academic year underway,  sleepy summer Durham has transformed into a very busy place.  The blue and pink lines on the map above form a triangle that includes most what we think of as Downtown Durham.  The blue lines show long term par...

How many towns in America with a population the size of Durham can claim TEN AMTRAK trains per day, everyday, stopping in their town? Not many, if any. 

How many towns our size can claim a train ridership of 55,000 to 60,000 per year boarding and de-training in their to...

Each year it feels as though Durham's annual "Fall Fest" shrinks a little more. Luckily, the folks at the Community Church of Durham are still going strong! On Saturday, September 7th swing into town between 9 am and 2 pm and visit the Community Church at 17 Main Stree...

Durham today has an extraordinary system of walking and hiking trails and pathways, thanks to the foresight of our town to invest in and support conservation easements as well as land acquisition both by the town itself and by others. And much of the credit for these t...

A stone's throw from my apartment is the prettiest little park I always forget about. The Town Landing is easily accessible by foot from Newmarket Road/Route 108 or by car from Old Landing Road off Dover Road/Route 108. 

The tiny, beautiful park runs along the Oyster Ri...

Hi! My name is Kaitlin Griffin. I’m a rising sophomore at UNH, and this year I’ll be joining Celebrate Durham as a student contributor. As a student contributor, I’ll bring a student perspective to town issues as well as encourage the UNH student community to participa...