Hunt Community

07/28/2025

The benefits of spending time in nature have been well-documented, revealing profound impacts on physical, mental, and emotional well-being. For active seniors, immersing oneself in natural environments, especially those as breathtaking as waterfalls, can offer a rejuvenating escape.

New Hampshire is renowned for its stunning landscapes, and its waterfalls are a testament to the Granite State’s natural beauty. Explore this list of featured waterfalls and natural attractions that offer public access, perfect for a refreshing outing...

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The benefits of spending time in nature have been well-documented, revealing profound impacts on physical, mental, and emotional well-being. For active seniors, immersing oneself in natural environments, especially those as breathtaking as waterfalls, can offer a rejuvenating escape. New Hampshire i...

07/28/2025

Victory for the Residents! 🎉
Hunt Community Residents have done it again, taking home the trophy in our latest Resident vs Staff Co****le Competition! It was a fun afternoon filled with great tosses, big laughs, and plenty of community spirit. We appreciate everyone who came out and made it such a memorable event!

07/26/2025

What better way to spend a Friday afternoon than stepping into the shoes of a switchboard operator! Residents had the opportunity to explore interactive exhibits and learn about the history of telephones at the New Hampshire Telephone Museum! New Hampshire Telephone Museum

07/24/2025

Hunt Community residents had a fantastic time visiting the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum in Warner, NH! They enjoyed exploring vibrant art exhibits, strolling through the peaceful Medicine Woods and gardens, and getting hands-on with interactive displays. It was a day full of discovery, connection, and fun! Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum

07/23/2025

Hunt Community residents had a blast at our epic carnival themed field day! With a dunk tank, dancing, and lawn games, there was something for everyone!

07/22/2025

As we age, the spaces we inhabit often become filled with memories, cherished belongings, and sometimes, clutter. While these possessions may hold sentimental value, they can also weigh us down, both physically and emotionally. The act of decluttering your home can lead to a healthier, more fulfilling lifestyle.

To get you started on your on your journey to creating a more organized and intentional living space, check out our list of 50 items in your space that can be thrown away right now.



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As we age, the spaces we inhabit often become filled with memories, cherished belongings, and sometimes, clutter. While these possessions may hold sentimental value, they can also weigh us down, both physically and emotionally. Decluttering and downsizing your home can lead to a healthier, more fulf...

07/17/2025

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RSVP by calling 603-821-1200 or emailing info@huntcommunity.org

07/16/2025

Hunt Community residents enjoyed a wonderful day exploring the Worcester Art Museum, taking in captivating exhibits and inspiring art. The trip was topped off with a delicious lunch at The Sole Proprietor Restaurant! Worcester Art Museum The Sole Proprietor

07/14/2025

Residents took a delightful trip to Fuller Gardens, one of New England’s most treasured estate gardens from the early 20th century. They explored beautifully maintained English perennial beds and wandered through formal rose gardens showcasing more than 1,500 vibrant rose bushes. Fuller Gardens

07/04/2025

07/01/2025

Welcome to July at Hunt Community!
This month, we’re embracing the spirit of summer with a lineup of seasonal favorites. Residents will enjoy a 4th of July BBQ, a peaceful outing to Fuller Gardens, and some friendly rivalry in our resident vs. staff co****le competition. July at Hunt Community is all about sunshine, connection, and creating memories with friends!

06/27/2025

Residents enjoyed a warm welcome in Kingston this past Wednesday. The trip included a tour of the Kingston Historical Museum, featuring landmarks over 125 years old, followed by a visit to the Carriage and Sleigh Museum. The impressive collection, curated over 40 years by a longtime local, was featured on New Hampshire Chronicle earlier this year.