The Dighton Arts Festival is an annual event, in its eleventh year at the time of this review,…read moresponsored by the Dighton Lions Club. It is held the first Sunday in November at the Araujo Farms and Greenhouses in Dighton, MA. Dighton... Dighton... Dighton According to the website, their mission is a wholesome one... "to provide a place where local and regional artists and crafters can display and sell their work in a family-oriented environment that encourages artists and crafters of all ages and promotes interest in the arts in our community." I really couldn't sum it up better myself. Araujo Farms is a unique environment to hold this festival. Interconnected greenhouses provide shelter for a plethora of artists and crafters. This year there was a wide variety of exhibitors selling jewelry, photographs, flags, soaps, floral arrangements, hats, quilts, candles, jams, sea glass, wooden toys, porcelain, woodburnings, embroidery, and so much more!! There were beer and wine tastings, a raffle, a food vendor, children's game/crafting areas, tractor and truck exhibits, music, and theater. The Dighton-Rehoboth Marching Band, Elementary School Chorus, and Middle School Flute Ensemble all played. I ran into a number of familiar faces... which is easy to do when it comes to town events such as this. Teachers, friends, family. The reason this wasn't a five star event? The lot at the farms fills up fast so there is free parking at the Auto Auction with shuttle service to the festival grounds. In past years, school buses accomplished this. I was disappointed this year in the length of the wait to jump in the small shuttle vans that were provided. One of my friends that met me there said she almost left because the line for the shuttle was so horrendously long when she arrived. They also need better ventilation in the grill area. I stepped into that particular greenhouse to be met with a noticeable smoky haze. To top it off... they ran out of hamburgers in the seemingly early afternoon. I settled for a hotdog instead. Parents of children participating in the staged events seemed lost and perturbed by the bottlenecks that some of the walkways through the greenhouses created. Overall it is a wonderful event and one worth visiting... just some kinks to work out for their coming twelfth year.

This place is so cute. The people are incredibly friendly and helpful. Farm stand was filled with…read morecute stuff, and delicious temptations. I ending up buying warm apple cider donuts, and picking flowers. The donuts are amazing. Flowers are beautiful. I would highly recommend checking this place out. I loved it.

What a cute idea! It's December and a great way to get people to the farm- a night time candy cane…read morehunt! Decorative candy canes hanging from trees, planted in the ground and then hanging to be picked to take home the sweet treat. Multiple stations of many flavors! Plus Xmas.music playing on the hayride. Bring your own flashlights to eye spy the candy canes! This was a perfect little activity to do with our 2 year old to be festive and on a busy weekend of sports for our oldest. Also- bonfire for s'mores if you choose. Great little place with a cool.little thing to do.

Always great work. Lovely place to go to around the Bimini days. One tip is they are open year…read moreround. You don't have to do the gift shop during the holidays unless you are looking for holiday merch.

A peaceful place to Offer up some prayers, seek out solace or just walk around the lovely grounds…read more Whenever a patient of mine is struggling I pray the 28 stairs for them. They never fail me. I often light a candle for my loved ones who have passed and I've enjoy the yearly Festival of Lights since I was a young child.

Wonderful company, customer support was generous, rides were fun and my kids had SO much fun!read more

The staff there are super rude and extremely disrespectful. The management team sucks, they don't…read morecare about their costumers and continue to let staff bad behavior continue. They will try to scam you and DO NOT LET THEM!!!! A guy tried to make me pay over $50 just because he forced me to play his basketball beanbag toss game for my daughter. The staff will holler you down and make sure you don't leave until you pay them just for playing! We did not want their "prize" after they tried making us pay $50!!!!

This place has everything you need from food to bowling…read more And everything in between, including ajasenti stores Mall's ECT. Even hotels. Check out your favorite venue concerts football and dinner ...

We decided to go to the Pats Giants game last minute and this was my first time at Gillette…read moreStadium. What's funny to me is that the stadium is in the middle of nowhere!! You're driving past a hobby lobby and a CVS then *BOOM* huge stadium and so many people. The parking situation is awful. I would think with all the rings, bracelets, whatever the Pats have, that they would have it figured out by now. Once you past 80,000 orange cones and police officers to park, you walk 25 mins (literally depending on the lot) to the stadium. Our seats were pretty good but the game was so packed we stood the entire time. I'm not a sports girl but I do love the vibe of hooting and hollering in earmuffs and gloves lol. I had a cutwater and a hot dog, not the best combo but it got me through for about $19. I would not return though. We after the 3rd quarter and still sat in traffic for 30 mins to get out.

This farm is one of my favorites because it meets all of my needs. I know everything I get here is…read moregoing to be local and fresh. They have delicious sandwiches, my friends and I each got a different one and enjoyed every bite! The sweet potato burger on special was so fresh and light. The challah roll was SO GOOD. The pickles on it were a little bitter so it made those bites a little too zingy. We really enjoyed the grilled squash on the dellecata sandwich. The apple cider donuts were good but we wished they had more of the spice. It tasted more of a cinnamon sugar donut.

Quintessential New England farm!! I love places like this that are part-store, part-farm,…read morepart-restaurant, etc. A little bit of everything for everyone! My husband and I came here on a Saturday afternoon. We got some apple cider donuts and ordered two pizzas (Neapolitan-style) that we watched them cook on the big outdoor pizza ovens. The pizzas were good but the apple cider donuts were even better!! I would come back just to get more donuts. I definitely recommend checking this place out on a beautiful fall day :)

I was fortunate to find this artist and her family set up in an alcove at the 2015 Merry…read moreMarketplace! I was flipping through a small trunk full of prints when the owners very nice husband let me know pricing and that they accepted cash or credit card.... I had found so many prints that interested me that I literally had to pull them all out and then make decisions about which ones to leave behind! I was particularly fond of the RI themed prints which were fun, colorful and oh so Lil Rhody! I bought 2 for myself and 1 as a gift for my niece who lives out of State. They also had tons of other subject matter including nods to the new Star Wars movie! If you are looking for unique prints to jazz up a nursery or child's room - I noticed that she had many that could be perfect for any little prince or princess! I hope to stop by her studio at Hope Artiste Village to see more of her work sometime soon!

Cool shop with lots of art works in the colors red and yellow. When I visited during the farmers…read moremarket on Saturday, the employee tending the store was super friendly and welcoming. Lots of cool themes. I especially liked the Spanish language pieces and the depictions of chickens. Very cool little spot with items at every price point. Check it out!

I go every year and the food is just amazon people are so super friendly and kids games are old…read moreschool but super fun for the kids will keep on going .

1st time visiting this Polish festival, won't ever go back. The food was so BAD! Food was cold and…read morelacked seasoning. I am not Polish but can make more flavorful golumpki and plotki. It was the worse plotki I have ever had freezing cold, no seasoning, and they ran out of sour cream. There was not a 1 polish dessert, instead there were ordinary brownies and smores cups. There was no pride and love in the food. Sad.

I've been to many many shows here and it used to be a great time! Reasonable ticket prices…read morereasonable concessions. No more. The ticket prices have gone crazy with every other venue but concessions are INSANE. We took my mom to Rod Stuart this past weekend. One round of drinks (3) and a water for my mom $95 before tip and they expect a tip. The merch stand tries to automatically add 18% tip on a $40 tshirt or $75 sweatshirt. Umm no. It's just not worth it anymore. Don't even get me started on the parking! I didn't pay for parking because we have a handicap placard. I got 7 separate emails reminding me to pay $100 for the red lot to get out early. Are you out of your freaking mind???? We left with at least a song or two to go so we wouldn't sit in 3 hours of traffic.

I love this venue and have been coming here since it was called Great Woods. I like that it's…read moresmall, so there's not a bad seat in the house - regardless of whether or not you have lawn seats or vip seating. If you arrive as the gates open, the venue is very easy to navigate, with lots of parking attendants directing traffic and security team members handling entry into the venue. They even have a shack between the parking lot and the check in line where you can check to see if your bag and personal belongings will be allowed into the venue, which is a time saver if you have to run back to your car to put things away. If you arrive after the gates open, parking can be tricky if you are trying to use the free parking lots because they fill up fast. If you know that you'll be arriving later if may be worthwhile to pay for VIP parking or having someone drop you off. The food and beverage options are plentiful but pricy, expect to pay premium pricing for everything. Many people opt to arrive as the gates open and tailgate before heading into the venue to ensure they get a good parking spot and can eat/drink ahead of time. Tailgating is a fun time at this venue, the vibes are good and it's a great way to enjoy time together ahead of the concert.

This was a very small event, only about 25 vendors, but there were plenty of dogs to visit with and…read morepet, so that made it fun. Saw many different dogs and even a running even for all sizes of dogs. I'm used to the one in Clearwater, FL that brings in about 5,000 people, this was bringing in about 250 or so, but still nice for the family. They had a band playing there that sounded great and a guy carving eagles with a chain saw, very kewl to watch!!! I'll go again if they have it, it was nice to see the animals and talk with some of the vendors. They even had people from SPCA and Dog Rescue there to help people to find new dogs.