It's a little odd, but I actually like this little shop. If you are looking for Maine souvenirs,…read morethen you will find a great variety of items here. I was mostly attracted to their classic car museum. There is also a haunted car. You would have to guess which one is haunted and confirm with the staff. 4-ish stars.

My family & I stopped in while we were staying in the area. And so glad we did!…read more The gift shop has your usual amount of local memorabilia. There is a section of postcards that are taken by a local artist and they are GORGEOUS We toured through the car museum and Bob came out and gave us great information on many cars, and wonderful stories about them and his travels with the cars. A wonderful visit indeed and we wil be back

What a find while we were on vaca. We love Funspot and were going to drive there but I saw the sign…read morefor this place so we decided to visit. The highlight for us was the pool table. It's still only $1 to play! The video games are good, we play Ms Pac-Man, Super Mario and a car race game. Spent about $11 for 2 hours which is unheard of. I'd recommend this place for sure!

This place is a true gem. We were staying in Lincoln and were looking for something to do. So glad…read morewe made the 20 minute drive south. This place has about 30 old school arcade games. They all take quarters. My daughter loved it to and she doesn't realize the history this place offers. Very affordable evening out. Will definitely go back.

We booked a Resort Pass for today, 8/7/26. You can arrive when the pools at 8 am. We arrived…read morearound 10:30-11am. I read reviews and from those learned check in is at guest services. This is not spelled out by Resort Pass. The pass gives you access to the resort's pools, very small man- made lake, fitness facilities, racquet club, locker rooms with free lockers, bathrooms, and changing rooms. I searched but did not find any shower facilities in the changing rooms/ locker room area. The outdoor pool is large and clean. There are ample tables with umbrellas. None of the lounge chairs have umbrellas near them. Umbrellas for loungers would be ideal! There are ample, clean, soft towels available. There is a bar in the bottom of the Boathouse event facility. They have mixed drinks, various non- alcoholic lemonades, beer, wine, and hard cider. You can order food for delivery to the pool area from Butch's deli via touch screen right at the bar. Eventually the pool area became quite busy and loud. We ordered food from Butch's. It was very generously portioned, quickly delivered, and delicious. Sandwiches were $15/ea and came without sides but were very large per each of our party's members. Staff were very friendly and kind. As the pool became busier, and louder it was less relaxing. We didn't try the fitness center nor the fee for use water amenities on mini lake Harold. We did not golf nor utilize any racquet sports. Both are also fee for use. We did not try the hot tub as it was very warm out already. Other than wishing for shower facilities and umbrellas for the lounge chairs this was a very lively experience with three generations of our family.

Great place to stay with several amenities like restaurants, grocery story, golf and spa. We…read morestayed at the lodge near the elevator and it was a bit noisy with people coming in and out from a wedding. People would prop open the door so anyone could come in. Next time I would stay in a house when we come back.

I love the size options for soft serve here, and the pup cups are free, and the service is great…read more everyone is so lovely. but as far as maple creeemees go: the texture was an 8/10 and the flavor was weak, 5/10. the coffee soft serve was quite good.

New owner this year.They fixed up the place,sign,the hours opening. Very professional. The soft and…read morehard ice cream are outstanding. Free little cup for your buddy dog,vanilla soft ice cream and a dog biscuit on top.Love,love it. So happy with the new owner, five stars.

poorly organized, favorite events cancelled or greatly minimized. paid for a $140 for a dinner that…read moreran out of food before we got served any. After going for many years I doubt we will ever return.

Men in kilts tossing cabers, women in kilts throwing hammers, what's not to love?…read more Without a doubt the best highland games I've been to with marching bands, Celtic bands, venders coming from all over New England, Canada, and beyond. The food was awesome, where else can you find fast food haggis by the gallon? Something as simple as bread pudding made into something to die for by adding whisky sauce - OMG! Meat pies, bridies, sausage rolls, bangers, rumbledethumps, cock - leekie - soup, scotch broth, lamb stew, shepherd's pie, scotch eggs, shaved lamb on a roll, pasties. In yet another tent they had tons of seafood including scotch salmon, highland crab soup......but no finnan haddie or cullen skink - what's up with that???? Did I mention the whisky tasting? Didn't make it that far - too busy sampling the scotch ales! The games are spread out all over the place and you could easily spend a day (or two) here checking out all the clan booths, games, bands, singers, border collie contests, etc. You can even buy yourself a 100% legal title - a lordship or ladyship as you will by donating money to save the Scottish Highlands, well you actually purchase a few square feet of land and the titles come with it............Lord Fin of Glencoe, etc. Did I mention lasses in mini kilts?

I've been a member since SoM opened its doors and am afraid that my fingertips can't adequately…read moreconvey just what this place means to me -but I'll try. Beyond just high speed internet access (and super great coffee from Upper Valley Coffee Roasters!), SoM has introduced me to a bunch of incredible + interesting neighbors whom I most likely never would have met. We work side by side, generally quietly, but have been getting to know each other over the past few months and I'm so energized by the creativity + intelligence in our community! We're a small but mighty group and would LOVE for you to come join us. There are many different membership options and if you're on the fence you should request a tour from Monique -she is incredible! I can say that the Space has not only helped make my work that much more enjoyable (and better!) but it has connected me with my community in a way that I was yearning for since I moved back in 2016. Come check this place out. You won't be sorry.

Excellent location, brand new space to work and co-work. Host a business meeting, conference or…read moretraining. Right in town so you can grab coffee or lunch on main street Bradford.

I have been coming here since I was a kid. At the time another Drive in existed closer to home…read morehowever that is now a lumber yard. The Fairlee Drive In has withstood time despite many road blocks. I am so happy and encouraged to see them still thriving every summer. It is such a small town area and the old school charm here is exactly what I am looking for at a drive in. All grass parking. Completely covered by the trees and they still even have some working sound boxes. I highly recommend that if you are in the area to experience this for yourself. Nothing but love for them!!

Yes! Always play two good movies and have a good snack bar. Plenty of spots every time we've went…read more Will always come, keep it up.

The Lebanon Rotary Brew Fest has been a long standing fund raising project of the Lebanon NH Rotary…read moreClub. For over 100 years, the Lebanon Rotary Club served its region and worldwide projects. During 2023, Lebanon Rotary contributed over $70,000 and 400 volunteer hours in support of local youths, such as 1st grade readers, scholarships, leadership programs, and Bring Back the LHS Track. The Club has worked to improve our environment by sharing in the maintenance of trails and Riverside Park, Harmony Music Park on the Mall. The Club has also funded international assistance in Nepal earthquake recovery, Kenya sustainable farming, Ghana clean water and sanitation, and locally to support many local agencies assisting our neighbors with good nutrition, substance misuse recovery, and encouraging diversity in the arts; and to continue working with Rotary clubs all over the world toward global polio eradication.​ The 2024 Lebanon Rotary Brew Fest was held at Colburn Park, the center of the city, surrounded by venerable buildings, shops, restaurants and a canopy of trees. The park is an entire block of about five acres, allowing for an effective control of paid customers as well as authorized people. This year, Brewfest was held on Saturday, August 31, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Tickets at the door were $40 but there were plenty of ads several months ago, providing for online picket purchases for $35. Close to 50 certified brewers in New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts were represented. As well, many cider brewers and several vineyards were also present. Well over a thousand people attended the Brew Fest. Attendees were checked at a single station by Lebanon Rotary Club volunteers, with 100% ID check. Guests were given a cozy warm/cooler with a neck land yard and a small 4-0z glass. Guests could then move to the different mega tents that harbored desks where the brewers were stationed. Everyone was at their best. Brewers ranged from the Bavarian Pilsner and their derivatives of the Trapp Family Lodge to the different Stouts, Sessions, and IPAs. An added feature was the presence of several food trucks serving from Mexican to Thai to American delights. From college students to business people, everyone enjoyed this yearly event.