We introduce our community to the businesses they need to know about.
At Wild Ivory, we’re proud to partner with passionate local businesses who pour their heart into what they do. These collaborations bring our experiences to life and help women and men discover new favorite places, products, and people. We have proudly partnered with over 80 local businesses since 2022.
Tap into a vibrant Seacoast community through curated experiences, strategic storytelling, and follow‑through that drives repeat customers
CURRENT PARTNERS
Together we create experiences, opportunities, and lasting impact — here are the local partners who make it possible. Trusted by local partners like Laney & Lu, Motivate Movement, Fox Cottage Farm, and Posh Paddle— partners gain pre-, during-, and post-event promotion, newsletter spotlights, reusable content (reels/photos), website presence, and follow-up offers that turn first-time guests into repeat customers.
Posh Paddle
More than a paddle, we craft experiences on the water. Founded by hospitality veteran and certified paddle instructor Jennifer Fecteau, Posh Paddle blends adventure, relaxation, and a touch of luxury across every paddle boarding experience. Whether you’re floating past local landmarks, pairing your paddle with a picnic, or raising a glass after a guided tour, every outing is thoughtfully curated to bring joy, connection, and ease.
High Definition Yoga
HD Fitness introduces a modern approach to prop-based yoga, combining traditional practice with innovative tools such as the Yoga Trapeze, Yoga Wheel, yoga blocks, and straps. These props make yoga accessible for beginners while giving experienced yogis new ways to deepen and advance their practice.
Known for their blend of athletic yoga and fitness training, HD Fitness offers classes that deliver a high-intensity yet low-impact workout. This unique approach is especially beneficial for individuals with sensitive joints, previous injuries, or ligament concerns, making it a safe yet powerful way to build strength, flexibility, and resilience.
Carey Cottage at GoodWork
GoodWork Seacoast is a nonprofit incubator based in Portsmouth, NH, dedicated to supporting early-stage charitable organizations with coaching, mentoring, and shared resources.
Its headquarters is Carey Cottage, a beautifully restored historic “summer cottage” on Sagamore Creek, now offering co-working space, affordable nonprofit offices, and meeting/event rooms for rent.
Carey Cottage also includes six one-bedroom apartments prioritized for lower-income households (up to 80% of area median income).
The public can reserve meeting rooms (e.g. Music Room, Board Room, Training Room), host retreats, workshops, or special events there.
YNDI Yoga and Meditation
YNDI—which means bliss in Icelandic—offers a transformative wellness experience that helps individuals connect to something bigger. Through immersive online yoga classes and guided meditation, YNDI elevates consciousness and nurtures both body and mind.
What sets YNDI apart is its unique blend of magical cinematography, custom soundscapes, and inspiration drawn from the atmospheric energy of Iceland. Each class is designed to transport participants into a calming, otherworldly environment where mindfulness, movement, and music come together to create a truly blissful practice.
For anyone seeking to deepen their yoga journey, cultivate inner peace, or simply discover the joy of mindful movement, YNDI provides an accessible and inspiring path to wellness—anytime, anywhere.
Fox Cottage Farm
Fox Cottage Farm is a boutique floral farm in Portsmouth, NH, run by Shannon Shipman, creating artisanal arrangements from locally grown blooms.
Fox Cottage Farm and Bird Dog Cider have teamed up to cultivate a spectacular dahlia field on Bird Dog’s grounds, where visitors can wander among vivid blooms and snip fresh flowers at their leisure.
Throughout the season, events like “Dahlias After Dusk” offer a magical evening experience: garden light, cider tasting, and hands-on flower picking.
Sunday Supper
Sunday Supper was created during the pandemic, when the restaurant industry came to a halt and its founder longed for connection through food. What began in a small kitchen above Market Square—filled with cooking experiments, contactless meals, and holiday catering—quickly grew into something bigger.
The first supper in September 2020 welcomed just 15 guests, but the mission was clear: to bring back the tradition and community of gathering around the table. Today, Sunday Supper has grown into a commercial kitchen and thriving community, sharing meals that celebrate connection, comfort, and the joy of food week after week.
Brands We’ve Partnered With Since 2022
