Lifestyle

 

Live better. Work better at Elliot.

Working at Elliot is a better way to practice medicine. Not only will you have a higher quality of life in New Hampshire, but you will have a better work life by practicing alongside a collaborative team in a physician-led hospital where doctors like it so much that they rarely leave. Elliot gives you the whole package of fulfilling work and satisfying lifestyle for your whole family.


All New Hampshire and New England has to offer

There are so many reasons why New Hampshire is a favorite place for those that live here full time, and even those that just visit.

Buying a home or condo is a major undertaking that requires a lot of research and thought on what you can afford, what is most appropriate for you now and during the years you expect to remain in a particular location, what town or city you want to live in, and many, many other personal factors. There are many resources for you in NH and here are some of our favorites:

New Hampshire is home to 13 schools ranked among the U.S. News Best High Schools in 2012, including 6 silver medal schools and 7 bronze medal schools. New Hampshire also offers many outstanding opportunities to continue your college education at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

NH colleges and universities that offer undergraduate and graduate degrees (in alphabetical order):

New Hampshire Private Education Opportunities – Non-Religious Private Schools:

NH Christian or Religious Private Schools

        • Bedford – Mount Zion Christian Schools (Preschool-Grade 12)
        • Candia – Jesse Remington High School (Grades 9-12)
        • Claremont – Claremont Christian Academy (Kindergarten-Grade 12)
        • Concord – Bishop Brady High School (Grades 9-12)
        • Concord – Concord Christian School (Kindergarten-Grade 12)
        • Derry – Calvary Christian School (Kindergarten-Grade 12)
        • Derry – St. Thomas Aquinas School (Kindergarten-Grade 8)
        • Dover – Cross Road Kindergarten & School (K-Grade 2)
        • Dover – Portsmouth Christian Academy (Preschool-Grade 12)
        • Dover – St. Thomas Aquinas High School (Grades 9-12)
        • Dover – St. Mary Academy (Preschool-Grade 8)
        • Goffstown – Villa Augustina School (Preschool-Grade 8)
        • Hampton – Sacred Heart School (Preschool-Grade 8)
        • Hudson – Presentation of Mary Academy (Preschool-Grade 8)
        • Laconia – Holy Trinity Catholic School (Preschool-Grade 8)
        • Litchfield – St. Francis of Assisi School (Preschool-Grade 6)
        • Manchester – Mt. St. Mary Academy (Preschool-Grade 6)
        • Manchester – Mount Zion Christian Schools (Preschool-Grade 12)
        • Manchester – St. Anthony School (Preschool-Grade 6)
        • Manchester – St. Benedict Academy (Kindergarten-Grade 6)
        • Manchester – St. Catherine of Siena School (Preschool-Grade 6)
        • Manchester – St. Joseph Regional Junior HS (Grade 7-8)
        • Manchester – Trinity High School (Grades 9-12)
        • Nashua – Bishop Guertin High School (Grades 9-12)
        • Nashua – Infant Jesus School (Preschool-Grade 6)
        • Nashua – Nashua Christian Academy – (Kindergarten-Grade 12)
        • Nashua – St. Christopher School (Kindergarten-Grade 6)
        • Ossipee – Cornerstone Christian Academy (Preschool-Grade 8)
        • Portsmouth – Portsmouth Christian Academy (Preschool-Grade 12)
        • Portsmouth – Saint Patrick School (Preschool-Grade 8)
        • Salem – Salem Christian School (Preschool-Grade 8)
        • Somersworth – Tri-City Christian Academy (Kindergarten-Grade 12)

Of course, it is natural to think about the White Mountains and all things outdoors when thoughts turn to playing in New Hampshire. And yes, NH is a natural playground featuring mountains, rivers, ocean beaches, scenic highways and much more. That’s why we have millions visit NH each year from across the country and world! But New Hampshire also has a vibrant cultural community. You’ll find big name concerts, small intimate local summer theater, fabulous restaurants, tax-free shopping, and much more.

New Hampshire has lots to offer. With a major concert venue, The Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, and many smaller venues scattered throughout the state, music is vibrant and varied. Portsmouth NH offers an international film festival every fall; the Currier Museum in Manchester has special programs the first Thursday of every month.

Arts & Entertainment

Music & Concerts
There are major music venues in Manchester, Portsmouth and Hampton Beach and a large outdoor pavilion in Gilford. But, there is also plenty of live music in local bars, night clubs and small venues scattered in many cities and towns. Many venues and bands have their own websites and/or social media services that will keep you informed about what’s happening. We try to get you one step closer through this section. Be sure to check colleges, the websites for the towns or regions near you as well as the customized version of the NH event calendar- NH365

        • This NH Nightclubs site provides alphabetical listings by town and city for the current week.
        • Hippo Press lists live music and music venues mainly in the Concord-Manchester-Nashua regions.
        • Music venues and fairs features a searchable index of venues by town across the entire state.
        • Mary4Music.com lists clubs that play live blues music.
        • NH Country Music Association is dedicated to promoting country music throughout New Hampshire. Lists local country artists with links to their websites.
        • Meadowbrook Pavilion is an all outdoor venue in Gilford (near Lake Winnipesaukee) that offers both reserved, covered and lawn seats. Concerts run during an extended summer season and span a wide spectrum of music.
        • Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom draws some top names in entertainment. They are open from April to November. Recently, the Ballroom placed in the top 30 for worldwide ticket sales in venues under 3,000 seats.
        • The Verizon Wireless Arena is one of New England’s major venues for concerts, sporting events and family entertainment and is located in downtown Manchester.
        • Tupelo Music Hall is a small venue in Londonderry that presents talented nationally-recognized musicians. They offer light foot, BYOB (small opening fee) and a casual, friendly atmosphere.
        • Capitol Center for the Arts presents a wide mix of high-quality events, including Broadway shows, dance performances, pop and country stars, family shows, international performances, school-time shows and business conferences and seminars. It is located in Concord.
        • The Music Hall is a nonprofit performing arts center in Portsmouth that offers acclaimed film, music, theater, and dance performances.
        • Wolfeboro Folk Concert Series is an outdoor folk/acoustic concerts in the summer and indoor concerts in the fall and winter. Both locations are in Wolfeboro and have food as well as BYOB (with small BYOB fee).
        • A jazz fan? Check out NH Jazz Presentswhich is dedicated to the preservation and further evolution of jazz music. The company produces weekly concerts in small listening venues, including Studio 99 in Nashua and Blackstones in Laconia.
Religious Centers in and around Manchester NH

 

Catholic

 

Protestant

 

Jewish

 

Islamic

 

Baptist

 

Methodist

 

Latter day Saints

 

Episcopalian

 

Congregationalist/United Church of Christ

 

Scientology

Why Should You Live and Practice in New Hampshire?

Top 10 Best Place to Practice
Top 10 Best State for Health Care Access
Top 10 Best State to Raise a Family
Top 10 Public School Ranking and Top 10 Most Educated States
Top 10 Safest State
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What Our Physician’s Say About Their Lifestyle in NH!

  • “My family loves to ski, so moving to New Hampshire was a great choice for us. We easily travel to the mountains here in New Hampshire, or it is a short hop over to Maine or Vermont. We love it.”

    Peter Malone, MD,
    Internal Medicine

  • “Our family fits in best in a suburban location, but we also love the proximity to Boston. We feel like we have the best of both worlds.”

    James Smith, MD
    Pediatric