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Luna's Banquet Hall

4.0 (1 review)

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What a fantastic little place, unlike anything else in the area. As a blossoming house plant…read morefanatic, you can't imagine how excited I was to move away from Home Depot plant purchases that were already unhealthy when you buy them, and die within a few months. The Li'l Plant Shop is full of friendly, family owned charm, and extensive horticultural knowledge that you would really have a hard time finding in person somewhere else around here. Perhaps the loveliest part about plant shopping here is that I no longer have to wander around, reading tags sticking out of pots, and googling whether this would be an appropriate plant for the conditions of my home. In stead, a seasoned plant aficionado suggests plants that are ideal for, say, low lighting, high oxygen production and air purification, safety around certain household pets, limited or high maintenance, etc. After a fantastic experience shopping here a few weeks ago when I purchased a stunning Boston fern, an impressive snake plant, and a few other bits and pieces, I decided to sign myself and a few friends up for their bonsai class. Not only did we receive an in depth demonstration and assistance on potting and displaying our bonsai plants, we also got an informative session on almost every aspect of bonsai history, misconceptions and rookie mistakes in bonsai care and a series of other fascinating tidbits, all while drinking wine. I really cannot rate this little gem highly enough! If you are looking to add some green energy to your home, this is the place to go.

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I spent most of my youth growing up in Bristol and I think I only went to the Carousel Museum one…read moretime. Now, as a grown adult who lives thousands of miles away in Los Angeles, it was time to revisit this place on a recent trip back to the nutmeg state. My wife and I ended up coming here on a Wednesday morning because we collect museum magnets and we figured Bristol was a fun little spot to grab one of these. The building itself is insanely beautiful and gave me some wild flashbacks. From the moment we walked into this place to the second we left we are surrounded by hundreds of beautiful vintage carousels from the 1800's up to more recent times. On top of having the carousel's themselves they had binders with info on everything so you could absolutely learn every possibly detail about these things and that's so cool. On top of the carousels, they had a big section dedicated to Lake Compounce which is where I practically lived as a kid. It was super interesting to see photos from the original park, old photos of the Wildcat Coaster from back in the day, and a ton of old photos and memorabilia from old rides and the park itself. Are we done? No, they also had a fire museum upstairs and even though it's not something that really interests me, it was still a cool little bonus at the end of our tour. Overall, The Carousel Museum is such a cool spot and definitely somewhere everyone in Connecticut should go to at least once. It was really cool getting to see some of the same pieces I saw as a little kid 30+ years later. This was a wonderful time.

What a cool place! I loved learning about the carousel making process, admiring all the cool art…read morepieces, and getting a little history at the same time. I never realized how much work goes into making a carousal ride and character happen. You can see so many unique pieces from horses to lobsters! There's even a real carousel from Italy that kids and adults and ride and a really robust kid play area. The museum does hold events although I must caveat the overall vibe can be a little creepy. Not in a ghost way, but more like the artists can give a bit of that old school odd feel. Make sure you visit before booking an event, but there must be a venn diagram between people who love the vibe here and people who love halloween / eccentric things! There's a smaller event space downstairs (up to about 30 people) and the large event space upstairs must hold 150+ people comfortably.

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