Brewbakers

10/16/2026

Proud to have hosted the NHPR Congressional District 2 debate forum last night. Packed house full of respectful audience members. Full broadcast airs today. New Hampshire is the best place in the country to be a voter ❤️🤍💙

New Hampshire Public Radio The Keene Sentinel Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Maggie Goodlander Lily Tang Williams

10/03/2026

October Kitchen Specials 🍂

Oatmeal

Pumpkin + apple oatmeal with sweet toasted pecans + apples

Smoked Salmon Breakfast Sandwich

Smoked salmon, everything cream cheese, red onion and sliced fresh tomato on your choice of bread

Autumn Toast

Ricotta, maple butternut squash, arugula, toasted pepitas + balsamic glaze

Smoked Salmon Toast

House smoked salmon, everything cream cheese, cucumber, red onion, capers, fresh dill, and lemon wedge on your choice of bread

Loaded Home fries

Crisp homefried potatoes, cheddar cheese, bacon bits with a dollop of chive sour cream. Add carnitas, short rib or an egg.

Gobbler Sandwich

House smoked turkey, stuffing, cranberry aioli, cranberry sauce. Side of gravy for dunking.

Coq au Vin Rice Bowl

Braised chicken thighs with mushroom, bacon, carrots and thyme in a rich red w**e sauce, on a bed of jasmine rice- garnished with parsley

10/01/2026

🎃OCTOBER DRINK SPECIALS 🎃

Pumpkin Spice Latte
Espresso, choice of milk, with pumpkin pie sauce, garnished with nutmeg and cinnamon
Available dairy free   
Served iced or hot 

Apple Pie Latte
Espresso, choice of milk, with housemade apple syrup and garnished with cinnamon 
Served iced or hot 

Scary Spice Latte
Espresso, choice of milk, with a gochujang caramel sauce   
Served iced or hot 

Chaider
Chai and apple c***r, garnished with cinnamon
Iced or hot

Cloud Nine 
Iced americano with coconut water, cinnamon
Iced only

While supplies last!

  Cloud Nine Matcha  
Matcha latte made with coconut water   
Iced only

While supplies last!

Frozen Matcha 
Matcha frappe powder blended with ice and choice of milk
Frozen only  

While supplies last!

Full Moon Mimosa
Prosecco, apple c***r, and peach flavor syrup, with a cinnamon sugar rim

Or get the classic!

09/21/2026

Look who's featured in the Boston Globe 🙌

Thanks so much to & The Boston Globe for featuring us!

And thanks to for always documenting things, and to for stopping by a few years back!

Nova Arts — Keene, N.H.

If you’re tapped into New England’s alternative music scene, you’ve likely visited — or at least Googled — Nova Arts. Located in downtown Keene, the intimate, all-ages music venue is the premier place to catch independent artists in the region.

Nova Arts is perhaps best known as the main home of the annual music festival The Thing in the Spring, a multi-venue affair that embodies “eclectic taste.” (This year’s edition included Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah and fingerstyle guitarist Yasmin Williams.) But the venue’s calendar stays packed year-round with notable but under-the-radar talent. Think Sarah Lee Guthrie (yes, granddaughter of Woody); jazz pianist Orrin Evans, who previously performed as a member of the Bad Plus; and the perfect pairing of Roger Clark Miller (of Mission of Burma) and Rick Maguire (of Pile).

There are ample small businesses and restaurants to scope out within walking distance — Toadstool Bookshop is down the street, for instance — but Nova Arts itself is a one-stop shop for filling your plate and your record crate. The building also houses Terra Nova Organic Coffee Roasters and Brewbakers Café, a perfect pitstop for breakfast, lunch, or snacks. Snag a few additions for your record collection at on-site store Keene on Vinyl, which boasts its own inventory and a limited, curated stock from Feeding Tube Records (whose home base is in Florence, Mass.).
If you’re feeling ambitious, grab tickets for a second show at the nearby Colonial Theatre, a 100-year-old hub for live entertainment that next month will host acts like Josh Ritter, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, and the Blind Boys of Alabama (performing tunes from Stevie Wonder’s “Songs in the Key of Life”).
On your way north, make sure to wind through Swanzey and count (and swoon over) the covered bridges. Each mile is a view pulled straight from a postcard. — Victoria Wasylak
Nova Arts, 48 Emerald St., Keene, N.H

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