Jason Goodrich is a Seacoast real estate professional and long-time nonprofit board member. A sixth-generation Portsmouth resident, he spent nearly 20 years in New York City as an advertising and marketing professional before returning home to become a top-producing realtor. He serves as a Commissioner on Portsmouth's Arts & Culture Commission, and as Chair of the Development Committee for Portsmouth Music and Arts Center (PMAC). 

Passionate about community and family, Jason cares deeply about how Portsmouth residents support one another, and he strives to model involvement and service for his two young sons, believing that even one person can make a difference. Together, they enjoy all the Seacoast has to offer, from beach days to mountain biking at Stratham Hill, and are always in motion and loving the adventure. 

Jason is excited to take on the challenge of Seacoast Skating with the Stars and return to the place where he fondly remembers visiting as a child—Strawbery Banke Museum. He hopes those cold winter days playing pond hockey with his friends have helped him prepare for the skating with the stars event, and looks forward to sharing the experience with his family cheering him on, and to making plenty of smiles along the way.

Beth Falconer is the Executive Director of 3S Artspace, where she has had the privilege of serving for nine of the organization’s ten years. Although she does not live in Portsmouth, Beth has loved and visited this community for many years, and it has long felt like home thanks to the incredible people she’s met along the way.

A lover of the arts, nature, travel, and good food, they cherish friendships old and new, and above all else, she’s a proud mom who believes curiosity is life’s greatest compass. The “dance” side of ice dancing is firmly in her wheelhouse, having grown up dancing and performing—though she also fondly remembers skating on a local lake after her dad shoveled off the snow.

When Seacoast Skating with the Stars first reached out, Beth’s instinct was to say no–”I’m out of shape, I barely skate and I’m trying to reduce my stress level!” But after calling her son, Elijah, who said, “That’s awesome! You love to skate—you’d regret not doing it,” everything clicked. Sometimes anxiety is just excitement in disguise, and she’s ready to rip off the mask, embrace this incredible opportunity, learn, have fun, and leave it all on the ice!