Its a wonderful place to see a concert or performance. There is not a bad seat in the house and the…read morestaff is warm and friendly

We went to see a production of Willy Wonka and learned that the theater is one of the oldest…read moreworking theater in America. The theatre has table seating, high chairs and theater seating as well. Small but comfortable theater. A nice place to catch a show. They have a small concession stand for snacks.

My daughter & I went here for our first time and had a blast. We both made paperweights totally…read moredifferent but we do plan on going back again to make a glass each and possibly in the fall for making pumpkins. He said the more we come, the better we'll get and I'm excited for it. It's an amazing craft. We felt the price was competitive but reasonable. They were so kind and patient with us. We felt like bulls in a china shop. But he talked with us all the way through it all. If you have the time, it's worth a try.

There aren't enough superlatives to describe Kinship Glassworks and the gentlemen who work there!…read moreI recently participated in a "Friday with Friends" event at Kinship. The event consisted of a tour of the facility and an explanation of the glass working process, followed by a meal with wine and beer provided by neighboring restaurant 3 Thirty Three. After the refreshments the group of about 30 participants was encouraged to select a glass object in on display and then create their own version of the object with the expert help of the Kinship Glassworkers. The glass objects were various styles of drinking glasses, paper weights, and even a glass flower. You choose the colors and then help the artisans to execute the design. The even takes about 3-4 hours depending on the number of participants. $130 covers the cost of the food, drinks, and the glass object.

"They took all the trees put 'em in a tree museum And they…read morecharged the people a dollar an' a half just to see 'em" (Joni Mitchell) The Fairfield Museum is undergoing renovations and we could just see two exhibits. The admission fee was accordingly waived for us. One exhibit was on quilts. The exhibits were drawn from their extensive textile collection. These colorful scenes of early New England life were gorgeous. If you ever wanted to know how quilts are pieced and stitched together or if you're just a quilt lover, you will enjoy this exhibit. The second exhibit was a biggie -it drew a TV crew (Cable Connecticut 12) into the room to film a segment. Guess who made a 2 second guest appearance in their piece? Ever seen those childrens books abiut "Busytown" by Richard Scarry? He was a Fairfield native and quite a few of Fairfield's businesses and landmarks ended up in those books. The exhibit is an immersive experience that allows you to select one of his animal cartoon figures and walk through the colorful streets of Busytown. You can teach your kids how communities work, what jobs people have, learn about transportation and all kinds of interactive exhibits- think opening doors and reading things inside the door. This has got to be a blast for kids or a nostalgic visit for anyone who grew up on Scarry's books.

Great local history museum! The front desk had great resources and the exhibits were wonderful.read more

I've been to this venue twice now to see concerts and it's become one of the favorites I've ever…read morebeen to. It is a bit of a hike from where I live, but it's a small intimate setting and there doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. The staff who work there are very friendly. I would highly recommend catching a show here, especially if there is an artist in town that you enjoy. ***My pictures are from the BBMak concerts in June 2024 and June 2025*** The seats were close and soooo good!

Having done a study on the neighborhood and the venue itself, I must recommend FTC with the highest…read moreof praise. The variety of performances here is culturally diverse, classic, modern, innovative all at the same time. The intimate stage keeps the audience connected to the experience and the performers. As someone who lives almost 5 hours away, I wasn't sure about going to a town where I knew nothing and no one. But here at FTC, they make you feel very much at home in this venue, even if you are not a member of the community. The members take time to interact and communicate with you. And the community is very supportive. There are restaurants close by as well as hotels and the whole town feels like a welcome center with small shops and modern day conveniences.

A spot worth stopping at with the coolest interior and art gallery in the back. There are lots of…read moredifferent seating options, local-featured grab & go items (such as East Coast Kombucha and Foxon Park Sodas). The set up of their roaster in the cafe allows you to get a glimpse into their production. Top sellers are their speciality menu drink options & their drip coffee (Barnum Blend). Plus their food menu has some fan favorites like their Manchego & Sancho Breakfast Sandwiches, BEC, the Romesco and the Lola (special menu item). All of their delicious baked goods and food items are made in house.

My husband and I have been seeing URSA's coffee in our local grocery store, so we were curious to…read morego to their storefront and learn more about them. We're so glad that we did! It's an eclectic space that doubles as both an art gallery and coffee shop, which is such a cool concept, especially for Bridgeport. We shared a breakfast sandwich and parfait, both of which were delicious! My husband really enjoyed his Cortado. Nice spot to hang out for a bit.

It was fun for the kids and adults. Staff was friendly and engaging…read more There was enough for different age categories. Well definitely be going back.

This place was super fun! It was bigger than I thought and…read morewith so many things for the kids, things that they can touch and learn from, it was very clean and the staff was also very very nice. They have some special activities as well on certain days at certain times that are educational and fun, we got to participate in a science demonstration about sound waves and that was cool. They also have a planetarium, it's small but the kids love it. I also really enjoy the fact that there's a place for the adults to sit, sometimes I end up with the kids backpacks and such that a nice bench is so helpful. The whole place was nice and clean and organized, which I was also surprised since kids tend to make a mess. The ticket for adult is - $18 And kids are - $15 They can spend as much time as they want in each section, it's deff worth every penny, so if you have any little ones, I highly recommend checking this place out.

I love coming to this amphitheater because it's small enough that there aren't too many people but…read morebig enough to feel like you're submersed in a huge show. Nice little added touch watching the train drive-by during a show. There are many food trucks and vendors available as well as bars at every corner you turn. Check in is relatively easy. Security is fast, which may or may not be a red flag, and finding your seat is easy to do with multiple staff guiding your direction

Omg what a perfect venue ; lovely there isn't a bad seat in the house . Great vendors good food…read moregreat staff and reasonable prices . What a wonderful place to see this fabulous band the one the only Goo Goo Dolls . I could walk the whole venue look at the whole arena pick the different food options . The bathrooms were kept clean and completely accessible. They had Greek food offerings salads seafood options like sushi lobster rolls. And let's not forget the cocktails please the bar was next to our seats you couldn't beat that . I want to come back to see another band loving this venue .

I got to attend the Red Velvet Burlesque show which was part of the Bridgeport Art Trail. The show…read morewas sexy and sultry. The venue was a comfortable size with tables that sat four. They encourage you to BYO for drinks and food which was a nice concept with the current inflation. They did have a small concession stand that sold popcorn, candy, coffee and sodas. We enjoyed the show and felt comfortable in the performance space. This venue has no parking lot. You need to street park or pay for garage parking.

Always a great show. It's a bring your own food and drinks. They do have a small concession…read morestand. You also have to clean up your garbage and take it with you.