The Redmill Museum Village also holds a winter village festival with decorated Christmas tree trees…read moremany vendors and food trucks. The scenery is amazing with the red mill and river on one side and the quarry on the other . Santa is present for pictures as well as an old-fashioned trailer for photos. The vendors are classic and all very friendly. There are heaters throughout. To help on the chili days. There are buildings open for the history of the Redmill museum with a true blacksmith present and Weaver's. It is a fun place for families to celebrate the joy of the season.

Attending the Red Mill Museum Winter Village Marketspace was very nice. They placed the 40+ vendors…read more(apparel, food, accessories, art) throughout the entire mill and I enjoyed the wide walkways, between vendors. They even had Santa available for pictures and wishlists. Aside from vendors, the museum had their historic buildings open for viewing. The staff members did a fabulous job at explaining the details of that era and the importance of the Clinton area. If you haven't attended this event, please place it on your 2025 to-do list. You'll enjoy the Winterspace and Clinton's surrounding area.

Awesome spot to grab a beer and let the kids warm up or simply kill some time waiting for your…read moretable at one of the restaurants nearby. Staff was super patient with some boomers that were confused by the beers/ordering process. They have many drafts to choose from and even sell 4/6/12 packs to go. Plastic cups is a bit of a downer but totally understandable considering some rude people just get up from the table and can't even throw out their cups... Annoying. They should put out a water jug for anyone who wants it to speed up the line for people asking for water... Just a thought.

I love a hazy IPA. I consider myself an expert. The Tears in the Rain is 10/10. When in Peddlars…read moreVillage, come here. Period. Also checkout the unique mixed culture beers.

If you love bourbon or are just starting to explore it like I am you have to check out Hewn Spirits…read morein Peddler's Village. I've been here twice now, and it has become one of my favorite local spots. What makes them truly special is their commitment to the community: all their spirits are grown within 10 miles of where they are distilled. They use an 1800s Bucks County grist mill to stone-grind their ingredients, and they even recycle their spent grains to feed local cattle, pigs, and chickens. Whether you're into bourbon, vodka, tequila, or rum, or moonshine they have something for you. They even offer mocktails! My absolute favorite is the BMT--a perfect, refreshing blend of Dark Hollow Bourbon, a three-tea blend, maple syrup, turmeric, and lemon. They have a fantastic tasting room and offer both group tastings for parties and distillery tours. It's a great spot to gather with friends. The space is incredibly inviting, with plenty of character. Whether you want to sit at the long wooden bar, lounge in the leather seating area, or relax on the patio, it's the perfect place to unwind. You can even do a "Shop & Sip" while you explore the village! The staff is so warm and welcoming. On my first visit, they even gave me a fantastic dinner recommendation. They have a great retail selection, including infusion kits, bourbon-barrel-aged coffee, maple syrup, honey, and even delicious bourbon jerky. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and stop in. You won't regret it!

I have been here twice! And I will always make a stop here any time I'm in peddlers village. It's a…read moresmall spot and their drinks are absolutely delicious. I always get the avalanche. You must try you can't even tell there is any alcohol in it goes down like juice it's dangerous but the best! The staff is friendly.

Lambertville, NJ celebrates the return of the shad which come from the ocean and travel up the…read moreDelaware River each year to their spawning areas. Local artists and businesses host thousands of visitors who come to Shad Fest. This year it was held on April 29 and 30. Locals catch the shad mostly with hooks and line but a historically accurate demonstration with a long net spread by row boat and hauled to shore by arm power is reenacted. The Shad are a nasty tasting fish but many vendors are preparing them blackened or smoked. If you don't care for the taste, move on to the scores of outside concessions on Bridge Street and South Union serving all kinds of great food or one of the fabulous local restaurants. There is entertainment all over town so you should check out www.shadfest.com to see with band is at which venue. We mostly listened to the bands playing on the outdoor stages on North Union Street. While there you can check out the shops as well as the tents on the streets for crafts and fashions. There are a couple of Beer gardens and the town has some super Taverns and pubs. Shad Fest is one of the nicer small town festivals and I recommend that you mark your calendars now for next years event.

Shad Fest is a annual festival in Lambertville. It's a pretty fun experience. It's literally right…read moreover the bridge from New Hope. There are a bunch of vendors on the streets selling food, ice cream, popcorn, clothes, antiques, and more. We came across some very rude ignorant racist people who were mocking us to "march military style" (referring to us as North Koreans which we're not btw) but aside from that, the festival itself was a good time and I'll still give it 5 stars because I won't let some ignorant low life ruin my time in public. My wife and I explored around town, took plenty of pictures, and had plenty of food and alcohol. Verdict - Shad Fest or no Shad Fest, you should come and visit this part of NJ and New Hope, PA. Food and drinks are all moderately priced and most of all, the food was pretty darn good. There are a lot antique shops and eateries in these 2 towns, you can spend the entire afternoon in New Hope and walk into Lambertville for a visit. The streets are clean, the weather was amazing, and there are some areas that have a very beautiful scenery. And for those who remain prejudice in this country, please broaden your horizons a little bit and perhaps educate yourself during that process. Not every Asian you see in your small town is a brainwashed military nut from the North.

Hockey is the sleeper sport at Princeton - always entertaining and almost always sold out…read more Popularity that certainly doesn't stem from state of the art facilities... Hobey Baker Arena was ancient when Woodrow Wilson stood between the pipes. First off, the sightlines are outstanding due to what can only be described as an intimate seating capacity. And here's the best part, if you like your sports slightly above freezing you are certainly pucked here - in July this arctic mausoleum must never get above 30 degrees and during the season it's positively Icelandic. Just be glad they have electricity. And for those of you that crave amenities well, there aren't any, so plan on visiting a 21st century eatery after the game. Hobey Baker Arena is the price you pay for old time hockey and if you're a fan, you wouldn't have it any other way. A true gem.

Hobey Baker Rink is probably one of the most historic hockey arenas I've ever gone to, which isn't…read morethat many considering I live in New Jersey and the most historic arena is Madison Square Garden. That's an NHL arena though whereas Baker Rink is a cozy 1200 person arena that hosts men's and women's college hockey games. Bring a coat for the winter games because there is no real heating as there are only 6 rows of seating so it doesn't have the advanced cooling systems modern arenas have. The seating is bleacher style, but it is reserved so you need a ticket and your seat is assigned. There is a small snack bar that has two lines. They accept cash and credit card and they serve pretzels, hot dogs, candy, soda and water. It isn't what you'd see at a professional game but it does the trick. The arena is clean and there is plenty of security so there aren't fan fights. Overall, I love going to games here because of the historic feel (being a historian, I'm kind of a suckered for that) and because of how close all of the fans are. Of you're into hockey and you're in the Princeton area, do yourself a favor and watch a game at Baker Rink.

NESHANIC STATION: Readington Brewery is a true farm brewery, growing ingredients right on-site…read moreincluding hops in multiple varieties, plus wheat, barley, fruits, and even veggies that go straight from field to glass. They have 16 options on tap, showcasing their farm-fresh ingredients across beer styles, seltzers, and even birch beer. Flights are always a must for us when visiting a place for the first time and we enjoyed every taste. Standouts included the Doppelbock, Mango-Kiwi Fizzy, Godhi-Real Peach Fruit, and the most unexpected favorite, El Diablo Chelada, a beer-meets-Bloody-Mary situation. Even as someone who usually skips Bloody Marys, this one won us over. Bold, layered, and wildly drinkable. Leashed, friendly dogs are welcome inside the stunning barn-style tasting room, complete with warm wood paneling, oversized wagon-wheel chandeliers, plenty of seating, Rutgers pride, and a peek into the production area. Outside, pups can stretch out on the spacious deck and lawn overlooking the farm. Bonus points for fire pits where you can cozy up with a beer. This is also a family-friendly spot with a great playground out back and loads of room to roam. Just be sure to check their website for 21+ hours. Bring your own food or catch whatever food truck is on-site, and don't miss their packed events calendar. Trivia, open mics, chess games, book clubs, bingo, and more keep things lively all week long. Farm vibes, great beer, happy dogs, and something always happening. Hard to beat!

We visited Redington brewery on a Saturday afternoon. There were plenty of tables open to sit with…read moreshade as well as Adirondack chairs. We brought our kids with us so they could play on the playground while we enjoyed a few drinks. There are snacks available for purchase as well as a food truck that serves lunch items. The beers on top were delicious and the vibe was unmatched. It was a gorgeous day to just be outside, let the kids run around, and enjoy a few drinks and small bites.

Doyle's Farm is amazing! I I highly suggest families, friends or whoever to visit it. The little…read morefarm stand they have is great. You get what your pay for. I don't ever mind spending a little more knowing it's top product. My wife and I went on the guided tour of the barn and we were genuinely surprised on how well maintained everything was and also how well maintained the animals are. Our guides name was Julia and she was very sweet, knowledgeable and just passionate on the animals on the farm. We hope for a path of success for the farm. And we will visit it more frequently! Thanks again Doyle's Farm!

The Doyle's Farm, off Rte 202 in Flemington, is truly invigorating! Watching and interacting with…read morethe many varieties of happy, healthy animals raised on the farm is delightful and educational at the same time. Adorable baby goats that excitedly jump around, then cuddle in your lap as you bottle feed them is an amazing heart-warming experience! Hearing the surprisingly deep bahs of the sheep and seeing their babies pounce around their enclosures inside and outside is a treat! There are several breeds of chickens that provide the very nutritious eggs at the Country Store, and cows that soon will soon be grazing in the meadows. So much to see and do - you do NOT want to miss out on this wonderful agricultural adventure!

This is the first time I play a Virtual reality game, its awwwwsomee, very realistic High…read moreDefinition game, I 'am a lil old for this since,Im from The ATARI era, this place is very comfortable and caters for all gaming ages. Theres also Old School original arcades, Very nice place to hang out and play video games, Staff are great, Family oriented,Supports the community Ill definitely will be coming here again, Virtual Reality Experience gaming system nearest to New York City.

Owners great with kids and gave us extra time. It's a great idea to have something for kids to do…read morein Washington.