Don't come for the food, coffee, or wifi - do come to browse the beauty and ingenuity of the…read moregallery pieces and appreciate the architecture of the space. The Village Green Gallery serves a great niche in Weston. For tourists: The town is in a deadzone for internet, and the cafe offers tables to sit at to check your email. Only, the connection is unreliable in the 6+ times I've visited over the past 2 years. I find the prices for coffee and light pastries to be very expensive, and the service not that great, although there is careful attention paid to keep it all local. In comparison to the tsotchke knick-knacks of the Vermont Country Store and the Weston Village Store, the fine crafted pottery, jewelry, glasswork, and photographs are a breath of fresh air. All the pieces, while expensive, are truly a sight to behold. And there are a handful of intentionally lower-priced items like note cards and glass rings for sale, too. For locals: the Fuji'is host the Weston Film Club for monthly viewings and discussions on foreign and independent films. They also host a book club and open up the space for other community meetings. I highly recommend a viewing (usually during the week) of the Film Club. Pop in to browse! The location right on the West Village Green can't be beat! While this is a favorite, I treat it more like a museum to view the artwork, as there's little there that I can afford there and I've never been wowed by the hospitality of Mrs. Fuji, who's usually behind the counter of the cafe. Look elsewhere for food. Look no further if you need to check your email and want to be inspired by the artwork.

Just visited the new Gallery on the Green opening and was very impressed with not only the makeover…read moreof this much beloved space but the quality and variety of the art and crafts exhibited as well as the great prices! First rate pieces by renowned local artististic couple Don and Elaine Bolognese tha t capture the Vermont landscape in a sophisticated and unique genre. Exquisite decorative glass crafts and jewelry and great cafe ambience Will bring me back and from the looks of things a lot of others as well. First rate

Nice historical museum. This is where President Calvin Coolidge went to school, graduating in…read more1890. There are three stories with exhibits to view. There is also a nice gift shop (cash only). It is fitting that I came here on their opening day, and apparently was one of their first admission visitors (ok now I am done bragging). Check this place out if you find yourself driving through Ludlow.

This review isn't about the playhouse but about the historic site it sits on…read more On a recent New England fall foliage guided tour of 48 people our trip leader suggested we do a group photo in front of the playhouse. Afterwards we walked the grounds. Behind the Playhouse is The Old Mills - Museum. It was a great photo opportunity.

The Weston Playhouse has great Musicians, both classical and popular, and other performances. For a…read moresmall town Weston has so much to offer, you just have to experience this great little town!

I agree for the most part with Finnie's review from six years ago. The history is rich and…read morewonderful and the feeling you get when being in the house where one of our founding fathers was born is downright magical. We were here two years ago and again this past week and things seemed different ... while there are no "trinkets", they are now selling books and coffee cups The staff was nice but honestly, there were a couple of folks who worked there that were just unfriendly and seemed very moody. That didn't match my first experience which was warm and welcoming - we almost felt as though we were bothering one gal in particular if we stopped to ask her a question and I was scolded for refilling half and half at the coffee area (I went into the main fridge to grab the creamer to refill it and thought I was being helpful but apparently not). Also for the price, we were hoping for more than continental breakfasts and if meals were not provided, perhaps access to the microwave at the very leas. I haven't eaten so many peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for years! One other aspect that was a bit off-putting was before the start of a meeting, we were asked to be careful and not park on the newly-renovated marble sidewalks that cost "$20,000.00 to make" on the first night and the night before we left, cost "$25,000.00." The sidewalks are lovely, but when the house there are leaflets all around stating the house is run "purely on donations," it just gave us pause. Again - the history and nostalgia of the Wilson House is unmatched so all in all, I'm most certain we will return in the future!

If you are interested in the history surrounding Bill and Lois Wilson and the history of AA you…read morewill be pleasantly surprised. The people were very friendly and well informed. Here is their web site: http://www.wilsonhouse.org/

A wonderful place to go with kids. The first floor has lots of hands on activities include…read moredress-ups, books, puzzles and a play food area. The 2nd floor has activities centered around fossils, a bear cave and scavenger hunt that runs throughout the entire museum. There are picnic tables outside for lunch and a frog pond. Overall a great little spot for the whole family.

From the owner: Based in Grafton, Vermont, The Nature Museum is a regional resource for nature, science, and…read moreenvironmental education in the Vermont and New Hampshire communities of the Connecticut River Valley. As a non-profit organization, we provide information and create experiences that engage and enlighten our audiences and inspire stewardship of the natural world.

Just an amazing place to visit and view the beautiful pottery. It was incredibly hard to choose a…read morepiece as each piece was more beautiful than the last. It took me easily an hour to pick out a few pieces

We were introduced to this place by a friend who has been coming here and purchasing some of their…read morefine ceramics. Each one of their pieces are one of a kind. They have several selections one can purchase to make a whole set. The selections they have outside of their stores tend to be a bit cheaper because they have some very minor flaws while the ones inside a sold for a bit more. Essentially the pieces you are picking up are quite exquisite. We loved them and will be back!