I went here for a rinky dink craft fair with a bonus christmas tree festival. Boy oh Boy! Why do…read moreall these animal clubs smell just like an animals rear end? The elks, lions, fish and game, veterans clubs, etc. all just stink of a big ol unfiltered lucky strike mixed with the smelly kind of chicken fingers. This one is no different than the rest when it comes to the reek. But the hall was what I expected and the peeps running the joint were extremely nice (as they usually are at venues like this). Even though I needed to do a once over with the dry shampoo for my hair when I left, I would be willing to come here for another chance to be a local yokel and see everyone I went to high school with and their motherfathersistebrother at a christmas tree fest. High five for the nice old peeps!

My daughter and son in law had their baby shower a few weeks ago at Smolak farms. The venue was…read morefantastic. We loved the setting with a large tent, animals to view and feed, raspberries to pick and a lovely farm store. Elaine, the event coordinator, and her staff was very accommodating, helping with the decor and making sure everthing was just right. The food was great especially the ice cream bar with apple cider donuts. They were very flexible and accommodating.

$35 to fill a bag of apples. Legit couldn't find any apples, majority of the trees were bare.. and…read morethe ones we could find were mini size and mostly damaged with marks. The animals were cute.

The lights are extremely disappointing. I'm not sure what the point of the music is, nothing was…read moreflashing or coordinated to go along with the music. For $25 bucks, I expected much more. The displays were tough to distinguish and set really close together in some spots, it was difficult to tell what a lot of them even were supposed to be. We went last year and I remember it being much more impressive. Not worth it and definitely will not be back next year; we saw more elaborate displays at the rich folk's mansions we passed driving along the back roads on the way there and back. I gave them 2 stars for the delicious apple cider donuts and the friendly people working there.

If you pay for this "show" make sure to have AAA waiting on the other side or put $200 on the side…read morefor an alignment. This is such a disaster. The number of lights they claim is bogus. The count must include the red and white perimeter lights that lead you through the property. They might have more port o potty's at the start of the lights than actual light within. Joke. The people working here are rude and they have tons less lights this year 2021 vs 2020 which is ridiculous. Don't buy the STALE fudge at the store when you are done. Buyer beware.

I've been coming to this place since I was pretty much 3 years old. It's a bowling center that I…read moregrew up in and made some great memories, some which I remember like it was yesterday. That being said, this place certainly has changed A LOT over the years. From the GIANT arcade, to new lane surfaces, it really feels like a new bowling center in general. I like coming to this place since it's a challenge to bowl here, but I also like the arcade that it has as well. They keep all their machines very clean and maintain the lanes really well in general. HOWEVER, one big reason why I don't really go to this place as much as I used to is......their PRICES!!!! I know that most centers usually charge the same amount that Leo's does ($4 a game I believe and nearly $2 for shoe rental), but nearly every other center I've ever been to has a special when it comes to getting discounted bowling. This place doesn't offer that (not that I know of anyway) So when you're going here to bowl, expect to at least pay $20+ if you're bowling more than a couple of games. Overall though, I've always liked Leo's and I do recommend it to people if money isn't really a big issue.

Considering the far more affordable lanes in the area I'm confused why they would bother having any…read morelanes here at all, especially at a 100% markup. Was very hopeful about this place until I saw their proud pricing and dead parking lot. Will stick with the older lanes we have around, no need for this over-modernized and over-priced place.

Warm. Friendly, Busy. Don't mind the #FOTHaters who can't understand the concept of timed admission…read morecrowd control or that entry fees have for 30 years benefited over 50 preservation groups in over a dozen different communities. Historic preservation is hard, highly volunteer-driven, and overlooked, but essential work. Festival of Trees supports those efforts and the fact that's been happening for 30 years, in itself, a rare accomplishment for any organization. Having attended for a few years, I can confirm that the space can get *really* busy of weekends or busier weeknights, with lines of TreeGawkers snapping more photos than the latest People Magazine British royal family paparazzi expose. ProTip®: stay in your lane, surf the wave of bodies pushing past the trees, and, for the love of God, do not try and jump out of a middle row line and "swim upstream" against the river of humans moving like an iceberg in the other direction. Lane-hopping at the FoT is the functional equivalent of jumping out of your car at 75mph on I-93 at rush hour... or since we're all Bostonians here, abandoned your 15mph commute over the Zakim because you noticed Boston Sand & Gravel's First and Finest dump trucks transporting 5 tons of gravel faster than your evening commute. Crowd surfing aside, trees are consistently unique and varied, with occasional Santa Sighting Photo Shoots available for any smaller human beings in your entourage. Don't miss the opportunity to spread your ticketing cheer around to favorite trees. Having won a tree in the past, there's always an option to donate it back to an area family or organization that could make better use of it than you. "So I won the Provident Insurance Tree with a $5 scratch ticket? Please donate." As you'll see in the photos, one area that's confusing is the lack of any food or drink in the space. Given all the festive music and trees, it would be great to have an opportunity to sip some warm cocoa or coffee while milling about the event. Call it the holiday effect, but if you're hearing Frank Sinatra or Mariah Carey 3x in an hour without a warm beverage in your hand something's amiss in the universe.

It was for a good cause, but During a bad economy the cost to get in was crazy over priced. To have…read morethe event during the day was uneventful. All the lights were on outside but couldn't see the beauty of the lite exhibits. The train exhibit was in a tiny room, couldn't get in, about 10 people at a time and there were at least 100 people wanting to see the exhibit...bad during the pandemic. Tree exhibit were just ok. They did have a sale of marshmallows and Graham crackers to make smoores outside which I found to be fun.

What a wonderful show. My daughter was beaming and giggling the entire show, as were her friends…read moreand siblings (ages 8-12). I am so happy to have that memory. I highly recommend Jason for a variety of audiences. Adults were laughing and enjoying the engaging magic as much as the kids. The show started on time and planning and booking the party was seamless and I appreciated the speedy and thorough communication and easy online payment process option to book the deposit/hold the date.

We hired The Magic of Jason Purdy Illusionist for KHS Project Graduation. Jason was recommended to…read moreme by a family friend that is also in the magic/illusion business. Jason was easy to communicate with via phone or email and we quickly had a contract in place. He arrived at the venue and was set up on time. Jason provided strolling magic as the graduates waited in line for dinner. He had them mesmerized! Which isn't always easy with 18 year olds! Besides the strolling entertainment, Jason also performed a 45 minute show. The graduates were enthusiastic and eager to be a part of the show. His final illusion left them with their mouths wide open in aw and wanting more! Thank you Jason!

I am not a parishioner so I can only comment on their annual Greek Festival which is superb. The…read morefood is home made by the worshipers. You're not going to get this everyday. Check out the interior of the church which is beautifully decorated if you can.

Excellent improvements, features, activities, exhibits and theater all on line now as well as a…read moregreat new Director and staff.

Stopped by hoping to get a little info on ancestors who lived in the area. The Director of the…read moresociety was working and knew immediately what we were looking for and provided a ton of information. They obviously put a lot of heart and hard work into what they do here.