Participate

Calling all foodies
Calling all foodies, localvores, and anyone interested in helping us out. If you have a little extra time on your hands, we could use your help. We need 50 volunteers, and would like to count on you. We will make sure you get a tasting ticket and your own T-shirt, and you will get to meet a fun group of people. If you have any questions, please email us and we will contact you. Thank You!  

Become a sponsor
Sponsors with a commitment to supporting local food are encouraged to partner with the NH Fish and Lobster Festival.

The third annual "Fishtival" is the region's premier local food event, building on excitement about buying/eating local, and expects to attract more than 50 businesses and non-profits, 4,000-5,000 visitors, and many more following along in on social media and viewing traditional media stories.

Our event attracts families, urban and suburban dwellers, area university students, community and home gardeners, foodies, localvores, food bloggers, and tourists. The festival is a unique opportunity to be a sponsor of an event that has received enthusiastic support from the city as well as other organizations that are endorsing the benefits of locally grown, nutritious foods.

Sponsor Inquiry Form
For sponsorship information, please email catherine@prescottpark.org or call us at 603-436-2848.

Let's partner!
Our  20+ education partnerships present a highly interactive, engaging public program in support of the festival's mission. Our partners focus on a healthy ecosystem and resource management, as well as fishing's contribution to our culture and heritage. In the expo-style area, local non-profits whose work relates to the event goals offer games, demonstrations and presentations throughout the day, including ecosystem education, literature, crafts, art exhibits, music, etc.

Educational partnerships make the event fun, informative and multifaceted, Our shared goals are to:

1. Partner with our greater community to highlight skills and knowledge in a variety of formats central to the festival
2. Present a full schedule of fun, interactive activities, aimed at a variety of audiences of all ages
3. Raise awareness that local fisheries are an important component of local industry and economy, and central to our environmental and cultural heritage
4. Create cross-community relationships that continue to bear fruit long after the festival has ended.

We are open to new ideas that fit this vision. Email us and let us know what you have in mind!

Help us share this story
We hope this web site has you excited about joining us on Sept. 24! Until then, we hope that you are inspired to try local purchasing practices and want to talk about this with others.

1. Come to the event and bring a friends!
2. Talk about Fishtival in your blog
3. Add a local fish fact or video to your Facebook or Twitter stream
4. Use this image to link your web site and ours
5. Other ideas? Let us know!