Great spot for birthday party with multiple activities to chose from . They did the Mini Karts and…read moreTime Mission. Pizza, drinks and birthday cake were provided.

Super fun activity to do in Lincoln, RI. We did the deal during the 5-7pm time slot for bogo races…read more Otherwise, I believe the prices are a little too much for the races. The track was fun, however, I believe it would be even better if they had another to switch up where you're racing. You get about 7 minutes to race, which is a good amount of time. The staff are friendly! I felt very safe during my time on the track. I would recommend expanding deals to make it more affordable for more people! As well as potentially adding another track. Definitely a cool experience and would go back!

Best outdoor rodeo in the area! Love the authentic, down home feel of this event…read more NOTE: EVERYTHING HERE IS CASH ONLY! Admission ($20), merchandise, food & beverages (no alcohol) - all cash only. No ATM anywhere nearby. Plan accordingly. Events are great and include lots of kid/youth stuff early, with the pro riders coming out later in the night. Seating is a mix of hard bench bleachers, picnic tables, and some retrofitted tractor trailers with standing room - you can also bring your own chairs. Food and non-alcoholic drinks available for purchase (food is tasty but not dirt cheap). Port-a-potties for bathrooms. The competitors vary each night, but it's not uncommon to see ZERO qualified 8 second rides for the bull riders - the riders rarely stay on, which can be kinda lame. Some of the barrel racers are pretty talented though. Haven't seen them do any other rodeo events (no saddle broncs, no breakaway roping, no steer wrestling, no calf roping). If you've never been, you've got to try it at least once.

A group of us visited NER a couple of weeks ago. Having just a flyer to go by, we weren't sure…read morewhat to expect. I live No. of Boston and the drive wasn't bad at all - pretty much straight highway. The location is very close to 495, but you definitely need to use a GPS to find it. The sign comes up very quickly.. Anyway we landed just fine. The gates open at 5:00. We paid our admission ( very reasonable! ) CASH only and entered. There are bleaches to sit on and you can also bring your own chair if you feel more comfortable. They have a food area with BBQ and other items ( again CASH only) with picnic tables. There's a pay area that looked cute for children and I noticed a few stages set up around the area. We sat down and it wasn't long before they started the early shows featuring young riders. The kids were all decked out in cowboy/cowgirl duds. The ones who competed were enjoyable to watch. Later came the adult riders - barrel racing, bull riding, shooting etc. There were a few rodeo clowns. I'd never seen any of this other than on TV. So it was kind of fun to watch! At one point we looked around and the place was absolutely full! Foodwise, I'm a vegetarian. So other then fries, there wasn't much for me. I saw "rodeo plates" go by loaded with ribs and other cuts of meat.. most said they enjoyed what they had. I'd definitely return when they reopen in the Spring. already making plans!

Had an amazing day date filled with fun! Can't wait to come back. P.S. Let her win--it makes the…read moredate even better!

We came here for the first time for GoKarting for Father's Day and had a great time!…read more It is a bit of a loud environment but the tunes playing were enjoyable. Even though we signed waivers in advance there was a computer snafu and they had to redo them for our whole party making the check in a fairly long process. In general the communication/ process for getting ready and starting the GoKarting didn't feel super smooth as the passenger but you could tell the staff was organized and knew what they were doing. They were also super flexible when one round they accidentally had child settings on some of our karts and let us redo the round. The go karting was super fun and it was great that we got to do both tracks. Special shout out to manager David. We had dressed up as our dad from various eras for Father's Day and he loved our vibe so much he offered us a free round of virtual darts! The darts were fun although not as thrilling as the GoKarting, kinda similar vibe to bowling. Overall we had a great time go karting and staff was super pleasant and helpful, would recommend.

We saw the Christmas Carol play. The play was excellent, and some of the actors were trinity rep…read morequality, if not better. They have a concession area with free cookies. Other items like coffee and hot chocolate are available. Cash or credit accepted. Seats are not reserved, so go early. The heating system needs to be addressed. It was freezing in there.

Great Community Theater. Talented, Warm inviting group!…read more Concessions, restrooms & free parking.

Great haunted hayride for people that don't want to be scared off the trailer. Probably be much…read moremore scary if you were walking, but still great for kids. The ride was long enough and we enjoyed it. Both staff and riders followed the rules. Some parts were more scary than others. Great place to take the family. There was a food truck on the premises and plenty of parking.

I really enjoyed this place it has a lot of potential I will let you know why I give it 3 stars…read moreinstead of 4 or 5 though. The parking lot is small from what I saw but they might have another part I mean it is a farm. The person directing people to spots was smart and was doing a great job. When we arrived there wasn't anyone here but people started to come we ended up with a full trailer. I got scared at the door by little chuckie it was cute. It's 15.00 for adults and I believe 13 or 12 for under the age of 13. The trailer sits low so you get to see and enjoy everything. The workers are extremely nice I forgot to say that. They have so much land it's crazy ! The scenes are a great idea , and they have a good amount of actors they just need a little more for each set. Some sets were well put together and some were a little cliche. BUT I really did enjoy the scenes they did have , you got lots of time with nothing ( anticipation is great but I also don't want time to drag). I just think this place needs more scenery , or a few actors just randomly sitting on the trailer or randomly popping out even for a second. My other idea is to make sure in the beginning to tell children to stay seated , I saw plenty of children running around while we were moving such a safety hazard. ( parents should know this ). I'm trying not to say much so I don't spoil anything , the concession stand stuff is super pricey , but I mean hey you need candy right ? I liked this place very much though. I was scared a few times, and it was my sisters first time and she had a great time.

I found some really great items at this art festival. Parking is slim, but there are so many…read morevendors. I feel like this will be a once every few years kind of festival but definitely worth checking out at least once. Tons of different vendors of all different varieties. Some great antiques as well.

Scituate Art Festival - definitely something to experience at least once if you live nearby. Our…read morefamily owned business is right down the street so we often turn our lot into temporary parking for the art festival. So I know this art festival inside and out. The vendors have been primarily the SAME for the last 10 years. Although last year they had an amazing sterling silver booth with custom engraving & I ordered my sons name on a pendant with his footprints and his birthday. I think I paid $60 total! It came out beautiful & held up great as well. There is also a lot of yard sales along the way and people selling their homemade goods as well. They also have a lot of junk tbh- so beware. Theirs usually an abundance of jewelry & clothes and a lot of ART. Knickknacks, woodworking, homemade soaps. They always have some pretty cool kids toys that are homemade and theirs a vendor who comes from NH & has speciality toys customized made out of wood. Lots of houseware. The food is decent but if you're looking for GREAT food I'd make my way up to Federal Hill for their Columbus Day Festival! They have candy apples that are amazing! They also have gourmet apples as well and Great kettle corn popcorn. There's definitely a lot of good things here! I would say it's worth going to if you've never been but I used to go every year and I don't really do that anymore because it's pretty redundant- especially the merchandise!

It's Halloween eve and a rainy night. My 10 year old and I embarked on a Victorian mourning tour…read moreat Hearthside. When I booked the tickets I thought it was a good idea, turned out to be a GREAT idea! I grew up just a few miles away and have driven by Hearthside thousands of times (no lie I now drive by twice a day to get to work) and have never been inside. Tonight my intrigue has been fed. Beautiful house, restored and maintained nicely. The volunteers are knowledgeable and willing to answer any questions. They were well equipped with information not only about the house but also about a former resident who passed away inside and even more about Victorian mourning traditions. Our tour was 6:30pm so it added to the slightly eerie feel the night before Halloween, entering in dark. The tour group was kept small (about 9 of us) which I think was the perfect size to move about through the house but also to fit in the size of the rooms. The volunteers were all dressed in proper Victorian attire and the house was prepared for mourning and a wake. A few tips when visiting the house: 1. Contrary to my thought of it being an old house and probably a little cold, the heat was roaring inside. 2. There are stairs and touring this house requires a lot of standing 3. This specific tour does go into deep detail about embalming, not for the faint of heart 4. My daughter enjoyed the tour and understood almost everything with little explanation. I would say not suitable for kids under 10 years old. A beautiful house filled with people who very much care about the stories that lie within its deep history. Well worth visiting. RIP Simon Eddy Thornton.

This place is amazing. All the events that are done here are amazing well planned. Definitely going…read moreback for another event . Staff is super friendly and communication is great before days of the event . A must visit

We had planned a visit today with a small group of friends and family members and to be honest, we…read moredidn't really know what to expect. We were immediately impressed with how beautiful the grounds were, there were lots of beautiful flowers, magnificent water views, and abundant charm. We had an amazing time touring the house and grounds. Our guide, Maggie, was excellent, she shared interesting details and told the story of the Smith-Appleby family with humor and pride. We were most impressed at the sustainability of the homestead and how it has served this family for nearly 300 years. It was an absolute privilege to spend time here and we felt very fortunate to have had the opportunity to spend the morning touring the buildings and grounds, including a visit to the family cemetery at the front on the property. Tours cost $5 per person and a yearly membership is only $20.

I've always seen the sign on the highway, so last weekend I just happened to look up what their…read morehours were... sure enough, the next tour being held was the next day... Sunday. They give tours the third Sunday of the month from 1 - 4 , so plan accordingly! It was a beautiful day... I have to say the grounds are lovely. What a great place to just enjoy a short stroll. My son enjoyed picking up sticks and poking around the small stream that runs down from the road. We also took a look at the graveyard with all the old stones. The house itself is very interesting with a few things I'd never seen before. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. Everyone there was very welcoming and we just had a really nice afternoon... my son ,who is 7, really enjoyed it as well. A great local place to visit, especially on a nice day. I'll be back to check out some of the events that they hold periodically.