Master sculptor Abe Waterman and Greg Grady Jr. work on a preview sculpture along Hampton Beach, reminding beachgoers that the annual Hampton Beach Sand Sculpting Classic will take place Sept. 3 to 5.
Master sculptor Abe Waterman and Greg Grady Jr. work on a preview sculpture along Hampton Beach, reminding beachgoers that the annual Hampton Beach Sand Sculpting Classic will take place Sept. 3 to 5.

Pelham Resort owner Chuck Rage said he’s heard from a number of his friends from the north who all want to vacation at Hampton Beach this summer.

“I have a lot of regulars that come every year from Montreal, Quebec, Cornwall, Ontario,” said Rage. “They are dying to come back.”

Rage said the 16-month closure of the U.S. and Canadian border due to the COVID-19 pandemic is beginning to take its toll – not just on the Canadians who want to visit but for Seacoast businesses who welcome them each summer.

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