A lively indoor gathering with people seated at decorated tables, enjoying a festive meal. The room has string lights and blue and gold bunting hanging from the ceiling. There is a window with a view of a snowy outdoor scene, and various decorations and art on the walls.

Over the years we have partnered and shared space with many campus and community organizations doing valuable and essential work in the world. Hubbe Hall - our community room - was added to The Waysmeet Center in 1999. We believe this space is a community asset. It is shared free of charge.

Partner with us - share our space

Occupancy:

  • 35 people seated for a meal

  • 45 without tables - standing or lecture-style seating

  • 80 standing when the adjacent deck and backyard are used

Groups have access to the kitchen including cookware and reusable dishes and silverware. The furniture in Hubbe Hall can be rearranged by the group as needed. A projector, projection screen, easel paper and a 2’ x 4’ whiteboard are available.

Events and gatherings we have hosted include:

  • Co- working or study groups 

  • Coffee hours

  • Potlucks & community dinners

  • Workshops hosted by community groups

  • UNH club meetings & events

PARKING: When visiting Waysmeet, please park across the street at UNH’s Campus Crossing Lot. This lot is metered and open to the public (https://www.unh.edu/transportation/parking/visitor-metered-parking).

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A decorated indoor space with string lights and black and tan pennant banners hanging from the ceiling. There are several large windows and a skylight letting in natural light. A table with a vase of flowers and bananas is in the foreground, and a colorful rainbow pride flag hangs on the wall to the right.
Kitchen with white cabinets, a white refrigerator, a stove, a microwave, a blender, a toaster oven, and a sink with dishes, with an open window showing trees outside.

Waysmeet is fortunate to enjoy the support, collaboration and creative contributions of groups at UNH and throughout the Seacoast.

Our Partners

  • Affirming Spaces Project

  • NH American Civil Liberties Union (NH ACLU)

  • American Friends Service Committee

  • Aryaloka Buddhist Center, Newmarket

  • Community Action Partnership of Strafford County

    • ask us about connecting with the free diaper program!

  • Durham Community Church

  • Durham Public Library

  • Durham Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

  • Dover Friends Meeting

  • Girl Up UNH

  • Hannaford - Mill Plaza, Durham

  • Hollister Family Farm, Lee

  • International Friendship Group

  • Lee Church Congregational

  • Madbury Community Church

  • New Hampshire Food Bank

  • Oyster River Parents & Preschoolers

  • Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire

    • we distribute free Plan B!

  • Seacoast Period Pantry

    • we have a Period Pantry in Hubbe Hall

  • St. George’s Episcopal Church, Durham

  • The Rotary Club of Durham - Great Bay

  • Trader Joe's, Newington

  • The Works Cafe, Durham

  • Tuckaway Food Commons / Community Garden

  • UNH Alumni Office

  • UNH Athletics

  • UNH Department of Social Work

  • UNH Cooperative Extension and 4-H

  • UNH Graduate Student Senate

  • UNH Office of International Students and Scholars

  • UNH Organic Gardening Club

  • UNH Red Cross Club

  • UNH Rotoract

  • UNH Slow Food

  • UNH Student Nutrition Association

  • UNH Sustainability Institute

  • UNH Women’s Lacrosse

  • Wagon Hill Farm Community Gardeners

  • When Pigs Fly Bread

  • Zuri Wingi farm project, Lee

Group of people standing on front steps of a building with a peace symbol and window above, surrounded by signs with messages about supporting clean energy jobs, immigrant rights, and Black Lives Matter.
A large sign that reads 'All proceeds are being donated to Cornucopia Durham Food Pantry' with an illustration of a cornucopia filled with fruits and vegetables. The setting is indoors at the Durham Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.
Three young women smiling at the camera while sitting on staircase at an indoor location, one is standing and two are sitting. The standing woman is holding a paint roller. The two sitting women are holding paint brushes and cups. The staircase has a wooden handrail and a painting of a moon and tree on the wall behind them.
Four people are planting small plants in the dirt behind a green metal fence, with trees and a grassy field in the background.
Three people standing outdoors in a lush green forest, holding gardening tools and smiling at the camera.