Stumbled upon this place while antiquing the other day. It has very unique art in this store- from…read morepaintings to picture jewelry to home decor! Check it out if ever in the area- its definately worth it!! You can also order things from them online I believe

An interesting selection of paintings and mixed media art andread more

This was my second time at Sawmill Pottery and I would recommend this experience to anyone who…read morewants to try to make pottery! The first time we made two bowls and this last time we went for Valentine's Day and make a bowl and mug. The teacher was so nice and friendly and really helpful. We had Dot as a teacher and she was so bubbly and had us very excited to make the pottery. I loved how Dot gave us all one on one attention and really let us do our own bowls and mugs. I love the way she taught us and helped us along the way. It's hard to do, but also very fun and I love making something of my own. Such a great experience and I can't wait to go back and make more!!

I bought a Wheel 101 class for a Christmas present for my wife, and I would be joining her. I…read morenever touched pottery making in my life, not even as a kid. Dot was a fantastic teacher and everyone there was guided by her with success at our bowl...um I mean our goal...lol I've got to say we both had a blast, it was more fun than I would have ever anticipated. In a nutshell, setup a class, I don't think you will be disappointed. We drove home talking about the next time and purchasing gift certificates for our married children.

Nice little vineyard. Wonderful wait staff. Wines were fun. Cab Sauv reserve was good. The Pinot…read moreGrigio was a bit floral and sweet. The carmenere was good. The zin was a bit sweet for my taste. Overall it was good. Would try again.

A very dear friend of mine officiated at a wedding held at Mulberry Vineyards and she invited me…read moreout to sample their current selection recently. When I arrived she and her husband were having a very genial conversation with the owner Dave at the outdoor seating area. The vineyard is clearing some land and the entrance drive, at the time of my visit, was strewn with downed timber and a large dirt parking area at the end. There is a sign on the street pointing you into the driveway. Once the introductions were over Dave told us about the vineyards he has and the one's he plans to plant. Where he gets grapes from and how he produces his wine. We walked in to the converted barn which is beautifully decorated with a large bar in the center and comfortable seating areas around the perimeter. They have a rack of bottles ready to be sold and a gift box display. The day we went there were four or five wines available. Once a type has sold out, it's done for the season so those who know and like Dave's wine know when to head over to make their purchases. Some offerings are ready in Spring while others are not available until Autumn. I ended up purchasing two bottles each of three of the available wines. The Riesling is a bit dry and not too sweet. Lovely. The Cab had a nice 'full mouth' feel to it and a clean finish. I have been disappointed by other RI wine producers and to be honest I didn't have high expectations. I was very pleasantly surprised. We also had an opportunity to meet Dave's wife and children. This is truly a family business. With each new arrival, Dave made a point to say hello, get their name, tell them his and pour them a glass. We sampled each of the available wines but others came in just to enjoy a glass. The atmosphere was such that everyone was chatty with each other even though we were strangers. It made for a very enjoyable visit. This vineyard is in the woods and the drive up is just beautiful along winding back roads. On a beautiful, sunny Saturday, it made for a very enjoyable day. If I could suggest just one thing it would be to offer a small snack. This may be a sticky wicket as they are a wine producer, not a restaurant and I'm sure that brings up a whole other set of laws. During our visit his 'intern' showed up with a spinach and pepperoni calzone which he offered all around. It was just delightful and I was very happy to have something to eat after sampling several wines. Maybe next time I'll just bring along a snack to share. I hope that's OK.

This fair has gone downhill over the past few years…read more Yes, they still have all of the agricultural aspects, but the small vendors and shops have gone WAY downhill. The majority of shopping places are selling the exact same things, and it is all cheap junk. This used to be the best place to go to buy from local crafters and vendors. They also have the majority of the food vendors all in on one area of a particular road which causes a huge jam of thousands of people - so much so that you can do nothing but move in the sea of people even when the fair isn't that packed! The midway is ridiculously priced, not sure how most families afford to visit this part of the fair anymore. I know the prices they charge are probably out of their control but there should be a better way so that all families can enjoy it.

Have been going since I was a child and I'm happy they still have the antique section with various…read moreequipment Waaayyyyy too many food vendors/trucks in my opinion and no enough other vendors (beef jerky, homemade crafts, soap, jewelry, etc.) Shows (tractor pull, cattle rating) were only during the morning times, wish there were more at night enjoyment of later shows past 2 Cute animals on display with a birthing center for cows!! Arts and crafts stations and the Great Pumpkin!