NH Listens February Fellow of the Month: Josh Arnold

Published on March 3, 2022

Josh Arnold, LNH '17, Founder and Executive Director, Makers Mill              

Josh Arnold at the Makers Mill site in Wolfeboro, NH.

The NH Listens Fellow of the Month for February is Josh Arnold, Executive Director of Makers Mill in Wolfeboro, NH. Josh has a long history of community engagement within his home state, where he founded GALA (Global Awareness Local Action)/Makers Mill. He’s dedicated to creating community spaces – places where people can come together to share interests, learn from one another, build, create, and even ‘cut a rug’ in! In addition to his work with GALA and the soon-to-open Makers Mill, he purchased and is restoring the Ossipee Mountain Grange Hall, which is listed on the NH State Register of Historic Places.            

Congratulations, Josh, and thank you for all of the work you continue to do for the communities of NH!

Learn more about Josh here (including pictures of the family!)

You can follow Josh and his family's work on the former Ossippee Mountain Grange Hall at @ThreePorkHill on Instagram and Facebook. And learn more about Wolfeboro, NH-based Makers Mill on Instagram and Facebook as well!

 

Each month, NH Listens will feature one of its fellows. You can learn more about their fellows and staff online.

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