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Inspiring New Hampshire students to imagine and innovate by working together to solve Team Challenges designed to foster teamwork, creativity, critical thinking, and project management skills.

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Why

No other club or program is like DI. Students write skits, design sets and costumes, solve engineering problems, and create works of art. We invite you to visit our world, in which the unexpected is expected!

Who

Students of all ages from pre-K through university can join or form a DI team. Teams can include up to 7 students, and will need a Team Manager who is 18 or older. Learn more about managing a DI team.

When

The DI season aligns with the start of the school year. Teams pick a Challenge and work on a solution to present at a tournament in March. Dates and locations, once confirmed, will be in our Calendar of Events.

How

Challenges are released in August, and registration for NH tournaments opens in late September or early October. Teams must register by January 15 to avoid late fees. Learn how to form a team.

Destination Imagination (DI) is a worldwide, volunteer-led nonprofit organization. Our open-ended STEAM Challenges inspire students to imagine and innovate today, so they can become the creative leaders of tomorrow. Students take on the entire creative process from imagination to innovation. They learn vital life and career skills—creative thinking, critical thinking, public speaking, and collaborative problem-solving—that help them to feel empowered and set them up for future success.
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Concord's Mustang Bandits, 9th place in the world at their age group in this year's Destination Imagination Scientific Challenge. Team NH Shines at Global Finals; Concord’s ‘Mustang Bandits’ Are 9th in the World May 24, 2026 KANSAS CITY, MO — Concord, NH students finished top-ten in the world in the secondary Level Scientific Challenge at the 2026 Destination Imagination Global finals. Team “Mustang Bandits” captured ninth place in the world on the global stage. (The team is pictured above at the New Hampshire State Finals in April and below at Global… Read article »
Team New Hampshire enters the arena at Destination Imagination Global Finals in Kansas City, MO. Team NH at Global Finals Welcome Ceremony May 21, 2026 9 NH Destination Imagination teams from Bedford, Concord, Grantham, Mascoma Regional High School, Meredith, Salem and Windham, NH  are representing the Granite State at the world’s largest competition and celebration of creativity, Destination Imagination Global Finals which opened in Kansas City, MO on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Above, representatives of Team New Hampshire enter the… Read article »
Global Finals 2026 Logo Global Finals Start This Thursday! May 15, 2026 9 NH Destination Imagination teams from Bedford, Concord, Grantham, Mascoma Regional High School, Meredith, Salem and Windham, NH  will represent the Granite State at the world's largest competition and celebration of creativity, Destination Imagination Global Finals which opens in Kansas City, MO on Thursday, May 21, 2026. You can watch some of the key events… Read article »
Opening ceremony at last year's Destination Imagination Global Finals event. Team NH Selected for the Global Finals Competition May 3, 2026 New Hampshire Destination Imagination started with nearly 90 teams across the Granite State selecting challenges in STEAM-based areas and service learning. Teams built their skills in creativity, collaboration and out-of-the-box problem solving to create the foundation for life-long innovation. After three in-state tournaments, and some very tough decision making by the volunteer appraiser teams and… Read article »
Appraiser in foreground, with hundreds of participants seated on a gym floor at the NH-DI Awards Ceremony NH 2026 Affiliate Finals Recap; Teams Earn Spot at Global Finals April 12, 2026 Teams competed across multiple Challenge categories — spanning technical, engineering, scientific exploration, fine arts performance, improvisation, and service learning — each presenting a solution they had created, rehearsed, and refined entirely on their own over months of preparation. True to the spirit of Destination Imagination, team managers and other adults played no role in creating… Read article »

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