This is such a unique and fun way to spend the evening out with your girlfriends or an educational…read moreday for the kiddos! Owner Carrie puts a lot of love and attention into each class and it shows. Her classes are by appointment only and you can book adult paint and sip classes, charity events, and kid-friendly weekly activities alike. If you're looking for great ideas for a bachelorette party, birthday, or just something a little different from the norm- check this place out! She gives step-by-step instructions on how to make your very own gallery-worthy piece of art. (BYOB for paint and sips) Another cool thing? You can actually purchase some of the pieces you see on display! I love that Carrie's unique style shines through each of her canvases. So much so that I've hired her to make a few special paintings for my family and gave them as precious gifts. Lastly, she does events at The Art House or you can hire her to do private parties. I've seen her at bars, restaurants, fairs, and even campgrounds! I HIGHLY recommend Carrie and The Art House. Prices are reasonable and it will definitely be a day to remember. Spots book fast so reserve yours before someone snaps it up. Have fun!

What a gem of a playhouse! Tucked at the edge of downtown. Park right across the street then grab a…read morebite to eat within walking distance- tons of choices including pizza, pub food and authentic Italian (La Stella's.) The playhouse thrives off of donations and it shows! They've updated their restrooms in the last couple years since I've went and not that they were bad before, but they're much nicer now! There is not a bad seat in the house. Last minute ticket? Not a guarantee but always worth it if you're around here on a whim. Always wonderful and intimate show. You feel like you're a part of it being so close! Not a fan of house wines? For $5 bring your own and they'll uncork it for ya and provide the glasses.

Went here for a play last night. The play was great, the staff was very friendly. They had a lot of…read moregreat concessions from soda to coffee to cake. The inside was decorated very simply but it was nice.

Always a great time, and never a "bad" seat is this wonderfully run arena! Highly recommend this…read morevenue for any show!

The arena isn't ginormous so there's really no bad seat. I've been to many concerts here and have…read moreenjoyed it. Seats are easy to find with friendly staff to help you. The ambiance of the venue is great and climate controlled. Sound isn't bad as long as the sound person does their job well. There's Jumbotrons for anyone that can't see the performers but sometimes the video person messes up the tv stuff. During basketball season the floor is the court and fun to watch.

The decor is luxurious and inspired by the Mohegan Tribe culture, using natural elements such as…read moretrees, stone, and water to reflect the four seasons of the year. There is a kids arcade inside called Kids Quest that has good games. There are great fine dining options inside such as Sushi Koya, Tao Asian Bistro, The Farm Italy, and Michael Jordan's Steak House. Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana also makes good fresh brick oven pizza that is made to order. Although the pizza used to be much better back in the day. Some of the restaurants have changed over the years, but most of the key ones have stayed the same. The hotel is also well put together and comfortable. Additionally, my relatives like what the casino has to offer here. Aside from that, they do have some great shows and concerts here. They also have a shopping area where you can spend a lot of time. Shopping-wise, The Olde General Store has some unique and quaint supplies and tools. Sometimes, this store carries handmade dolls by local Mohegan artists. It's a great personal touch since the area is part of the Mohegan Tribe's reservation. I still like visiting Mohegan Sun with family.

Money Money Money is why I keep coming back! The old saying Money won is twice as good as money…read moreearned. Daddy always wins a new pair of shoes when play slots here. Hell, I have the midis touch as soon as I step in the door. $100 bills are flying all over da place and my favorite machine is the GIANT BUFFALO slot machine. It constantly pays time & time again. Ok, beside the slots the dining is absolutely fabulous. Everything from Chick Filet to Michael Jordan's Steakhouse serving prime dry aged steaks. Shopping store non problem cause they have plenty of options for shopping.... But enough of this I'm primed to hit the machines once again, so see ya!

If you're into comic books and anime, this is definitely the place to be. It was a Friday through…read moreSunday event. All sorts of collector items, toys, books, snacks, clothing and all the things. I loved the people that dressed up and were gracious to take photos when asked. Everyone was super nice. So many vendors that you definitely need a plan to get through it all. I loved watching the comic book illustrators illustrating on site. They were so amazing and talented. It was my first time and I'll definitely be returning each year.

This was my first year at TerrifiCon. We purchased tickets (online) for Saturday. On the web site,…read morethey recommend buying tickets online as tickets are $5 more if you purchase at the door ($30 online vs $35 at the door). Unfortunately, they sell them through TicketMaster and after all the fees, you end up paying $36 and change for the ticket. You can buy them at local shops around CT, but I live in Boston. One of the best things about the event is that it's held at Mohegan Sun. Why, you ask? Well, if you need a break from the convention or it's just too crowded you can get a bracelet and step out into the casino and there's plenty to see, eat, or even gamble! I saw soooo many people just sitting on the floor eating food they got at the little concession stand outside the entrance when there are literally 10 other food options if you step out from the convention and walk 5 minutes. I really liked that there were an abundance of comic book vendors. I've been to other conventions (Boston comes to mind) where they are few and far between. Lots of digging to be done and lots of $1 bins to go through. Photo ops and autographs aren't really my thing, but if they are the lineup of celebrity guests was a little...eh. I'm a little surprised to see how many people were waiting for...wait for it...Val Kilmer...in 2019. The other big name was Billy Dee Williams. Eh. Again, photo ops and autographs aren't my thing. Overall, I thought it was a great event and well organized. Will definitely consider coming back next year

Very cool find on a rainy day. I liked the artifacts kept, minimal entrance fee, and portraits…read moredisplayed.

Quirky little museum tucked away on the campus of Norwich Free Academy. Great collection of…read moreplundered booty from rich US industrialists' world tours by private yacht. Eclectic but beautifully presented.

Attended my first Sun game recently. Two significant turnoff# that will keep me from returning…read more First, the Sun team exited the floor en mass just prior to that National Anthem and returned immediately alter. Before you say they returned to the locker room to continue pregame prep, nope. They were gone less than 2 minutes and their opponents all stood and faced the flag respectively. Second, the team plays music during play. It's distracting and takes away from the game. It's too bad because the team is good but I won't pay them to be disrespected.

The theater itself is nice and cozy, but there are a few things that could be improved…read more There is no restroom inside the theater so you have to exit the theater and use one of the restrooms nearby, they're not far so that's not the problem. What's annoying is you have to go through security every time you re-enter it isn't like you come out and get your hand stamped so you can get back in quickly. We didn't realize when we left the theater, so when we got in the show early there was no line, then realized there was no restroom so we left to use them before the show started and then were told by the annoyed security employee we had to get in line to get back in, by this time the line was fairly long. This particular show didn't have servers for drink orders, not sure if that's standard or not. The small "bar" is a podium with rolling carts filled with ice so the selections are limited and the canned/bottled drinks cost ~$12 and up. This was ok because it's faster to get your own drinks but I wish the selection was bigger. When I picked my seats online the floorplan did not match what the seating was in person. I purposely picked a section that appeared to have cushioned chairs and a small cocktail table but when we got there my section was actually rows of folding chairs. I loved the show and I'm sure Mohegan has gotten this feedback several times, especially about the bathrooms but the Cabaret has been there for years and years so I'm surprised these problems haven't been fixed. I would go to a show here again because it's nice to be in a smaller venue than the arena but I wish I knew these things before we went so hopefully this will help someone else be prepared.

This is a great intimate style theater. I would guess it probably holds around 250 people…read more When I think of a cabaret theater - I think of plush deep red chairs and very dim lighting. Their interior was more golds and classy looking - it really worked well. They have table seating with some round style booths. Not a bad seat in the place. My only complaint would be that having tables right against the stage is a little awkward for people depending on where the stage performance is taking place you have to crank your neck to try and see - there is not enough room to turn your chairs. They have a bar right inside which is very convenient but no restrooms.