Located in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, Hollis is a lovely rural bolt-hole where city dwellers can get back to nature for a few peaceful days. The town features a well-preserved Village Historic District where you can admire a variety of historic buildings along Ash Street and Silver Lake Road which date back to the 19th and early 20th century. The Fulchino Vineyard is the perfect place to spend an hour or two enjoying a wine tasting, while the Brookdale Fruit Farm and Lull Farm offer pick-your-own fruits and seasonal veggies. If you enjoy flea markets you will find one of the largest in the state here – over 400 vendors will be competing for your attention. You can buy farm-fresh organic pasta and sauces at the unique Valicenti Pasta Farm. Certain attractions may be temporarily closed or require advance reservations. Some restaurants are currently offering pickup only. Hours/availability may have changed.
1.Fulchino Vineyard, Hollis, New Hampshire
Following in the footsteps of his grandfather Andrew Fulchino, Al Fulchino has always held a fascination farming and winemaking. When he inherited his grandfather’s wine press he started to experiment with his own wines and decided that he needed his own vineyards to realize his dreams. Once the vineyards were planted and the winery built Al could concentrate on making exceptional wines. Visitors are welcome to come and experience a tasting at the winery, where you can purchase a variety of cheeses, charcuterie and crackers to accompany your tasting of signature blends, red and white cultivars. The vineyard is also home to a nursery where you can buy an assortment of garden plants.
Fulchino Vineyard, 187 Pine Hill Rd, Hollis, NH 03049, Phone: 603-438-5984
2.Brookdale Fruit Farm, Hollis, New Hampshire
The Brookdale Fruit Farm has been a family-owned and operated business since 1847. Each subsequent generation of Hardy children has made improvements to the original farm and today livestock has been replaced by ever-increasing fruit orchards. Visitors can stock up on fresh wholesome veggies and fruit daily at the Farm Stall or take advantage of seasonal Pick-your-own opportunities. The best time of year to pick berries is between May and August, while apples, pumpkins and late-season raspberries are harvested from September to early November. The farm also operates a nursery where you can buy seedlings for your garden. No-one can resist the popular Ice Cream Stand where you can buy premium, natural farm-fresh ice cream from Annabelle’s.
Brookdale Fruit Farm, 41 Broad Street, Hollis, NH 03049, Phone: 603-465-2240
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3.Hollis Flea Market, Hollis, NH
The Hollis Flea Market is one of the largest and longest-running operations of its kind in the region. Proving that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, the market has been providing an annual seasonal flea market experience for thousands of avid treasure seekers since 1964. The market covers over 20 acres and often attracts over 1000 visitors, who have 400 vendor stands to explore. There are food and wine concessions, traffic wardens to direct visitors and plenty of parking. Aside from offering vendors and buyers an ideal meeting ground, the Hollis Flea Market also offers an appraisal service – you can bring along your attic finds to see if they are worth anything before you offer them for sale.
Hollis Flea Market, 447 Silver Lake Rd, Hollis, NH 03049, Phone: 603-465-7677
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4.Things to Do in Hollis, NH: Wild Salamanca Creative Arts Center
Bringing the joy of creative arts to Hollis, the Wild Salamanca Creative Arts Center provides an ideal place for a new learning experience. The center offers workshops, classes and summer holiday camps for adults and children and their Wild Little Art Shop provides budding artists and crafters with an outlet for their work. The center hosts regular exhibitions in the Whitty Gallery where creative works by local artists are showcased. You can expect to admire works in all manner of mediums including paintings and sculptures, pottery, jewelry, fabric crafts, pen & ink works and much more. Please check their website for seasonal opening hours.
Wild Salamanca Creative Arts Center, 30 Ash St, Hollis, NH 03049, Phone: 603-465-9453
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5.Things to Do in Hollis, New Hampshire: Valicenti Pasta Farm
The family-owned Valicenti Pasta Farm is a unique farm-to-fork producer of quality fresh pasta, pasta sauces and filled raviolis. David Valicenti intended starting his own restaurant in Hollis after gaining many years experience in restaurants all over the U.S. To begin with he started making his signature tomato pasta sauce from fresh tomatoes grown in his garden. So successful was this venture that the Valicenti Pasta Farm evolved. Here a small group of dedicated people make farm-fresh pasta and sauces using locally grown organic ingredients. Their legendary “red gravy” is sold at farm markets throughout the state. You can buy their delicious and healthy fresh pastas, filled ravioli and fragrant sauces and ready-made meals at the Farm Store or online.
Valicenti Pasta Farm, 11 Monument Square, Hollis, NH 03049
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5 Best Things to Do in Hollis, New Hampshire
- Fulchino Vineyard, Hollis, New Hampshire, Photo: Fulchino Vineyard
- Brookdale Fruit Farm, Hollis, New Hampshire, Photo: Brookdale Fruit Farm
- Hollis Flea Market, Hollis, NH, Photo: Hollis Flea Market
- Things to Do in Hollis, NH: Wild Salamanca Creative Arts Center, Photo: Wild Salamanca Creative Arts Center
- Things to Do in Hollis, New Hampshire: Valicenti Pasta Farm, Photo: Valicenti Pasta Farm
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