We had our wedding here on May 29, 2026 and we could not be happier with the venue and the…read moreincredible staff. They were super organized, detail oriented and made our wedding day perfect!!!! A huge thank you to Meg and Daniella who helped during the entire process and went above and beyond!!! The venue is stunning and highly suggest to anyone looking for a wedding venue!!!

We visited for the Dark market and bands/ghost hunters event day in the fall. The weather was super…read morewarm & sunny, not probably what the hosts were hoping for but the bands were great, the bar had super cool themed drinks, we snagged good parking even though it was packed. The vendors had some cool items but we didn't find anything on this trip. The seating was the only downfall as there wasn't enough for the crowds present, if I had known I would have brought in a couple of beach chairs.

BEWARE - They close before posted times. The front desk woman is rude (as many reviews say), and…read morethey appear to not like humans. Currently sitting outside the museum in my car IN SHOCK at what just happened. It is exactly 2:16pm. Museum closes at 3pm. We have our 3 yr old granddaughter asleep in the car and we've been parked outside for 15 minutes giving her a few more minutes nap before going inside - since THE MUSEUM CLOSES AT 3PM. She usually only spends a half hour there (we have a membership). I then see someone (older woman, short blonde/grey hair) walk outside and then walk back in. It looked like she was locking the door!! So I get out of the car and walk up, the door is locked. I knock. No answer. I knock again. No one comes to door but I can hear people inside and I JUST SAW this woman two minutes ago come out to lock the door. So I knock again thinking surely she'll come to the door. Nope. Then I see the sign, "doors lock 45 minutes prior to closing!" My watch says 2:14...it's NOT 45 MINUTES BEFORE YET. Plus she locked the door a minute ago, so she had to have locked it at 2:13. Now, you want to close a couple minutes early? Ok, fine, I get it. But when someone walks up in time - you let them in if it's within posted hours! I look up the museum's phone # and call. The woman answers: "Hi, I'm standing outside the door and it's locked, but we have our granddaughter and I was giving her a few minutes more to sleep. I just saw you come outside. I was sitting in my car right out front. Can I bring her in, she'll only be in for half hour?" "No, I'm sorry, you can't." (WHAT??) "But it's just right this very minute 2:15!" "Yes, that's why the doors are locked" "But you locked them early!" "I'm sorry" You have got to be kidding me!! I've read the bad reviews about this museum before and still, I bought a membership. I knew about their very limited hours (aimed at closing whenever school aged children are out of school) and still I bought a membership. I've been here plenty of times and have seen the number of exhibits that are broken, missing pieces, not working and still I've come back - because their arts and crafts area is worth it. But after today - never again. I would advise against anyone joining this museum just due to the horrible attitude of (some) of their employees. I truly believe there are a few employees who are nice (art table) but I've seen this woman at the register when I've arrived and witnessed her give others a hard time before. She is working in the wrong industry. She needs to be in a non customer-facing position. CME - you should be ashamed. Locking your doors early then telling a customer standing outside at EXACTLY 2:15 (she did not dispute the timing) that they cannot come in. Unbelievable. Oh, we drove 40 minutes to get here. The town of Easton is being done a disservice to have this museum within their city limits, as the association alone gives them a bad name. A change in staff is definitely needed here.

Warning: doors close 45 minutes before closing. Nobody responds…read more Parking is down the hill.

Four stars if you're under the age of seven and have a serious turtle fascination. Hissing…read morecockroaches aside, all of the living exhibits are those shelled wonders and rabbit race underdogs. Still, the environments created around said turtles are whimsical, educational and awe-inspiring for the little 'uns. An extra star for free admission to YMCA members, and for the enjoyable outdoor space, which includes a chicken hutch, active gardens, stone circles for pagan worship (I kid, or do I?) and about a billion chipmunks. Seriously, it's like Alvin attained Beiber status and all the teen chips are swarming for an autograph. Excellent programming and festivals throughout the year - even a Corn Fest! - and, as mentioned, completely free for YMCA members. Solid way to knock out an hour or two if your spawn is being a terror. Or obsesses over turtles. Or both.

A weekend go to in our household - is it raining? Great, come here in look at turtles! Hatchlings…read morein the fall, a mix of box turtles, snapping turtles and other shelled friends throughout the year. Is it sunny? Even better, come here and walk through their trails. They have a cute story book trail for little ones and other ways to enjoy some easy jaunts through the woods. Free admission to YMCA members, we also love their annual events like Corn Fest every summer.

This place is the one to go to for great fresh produce, outstanding food truck, cold refreshing…read morebeer and wonderful music. The Vineyard Farm is the place to be all spring and summer. To be honest, this is the best hamburger in the area and something about the live animals and tractor rides makes things extra quaint

What a great place! We come here every week to buy honey, yogurt, and fresh produce. We always…read morebring our kids, and they have such a wonderful experience with the animals. It's a great way for them to spend time away from electronics, and I've noticed they are much more social since they started spending time here!

Brought back a lot of great memories There has never been a…read more20 year run like that in any sport . It is 3 stories of videos and memorabilia There are a few interactive things in there like pretending to kick a field goal in the snow like Adam vinateri or spiking a football like Geonk It's $10 for adults little kids are free and young kids are $5 Above their pro shop and the new Tom Brady statue is just outside. Then they have a shopping plaza with some great restaurants as well

An affordable museum and a must-see for Patriot fans! It cost us $10 per adult. My husband is a…read morehuge fan so it was nice to walk through the momentous occasions of the team. They also had this interactive section where you can throw the football and oh man I am lost at the terms...nevertheless, Matt at the front desk was super welcoming and sweet. He gave us a breakdown of the space and held onto our shopping bags as we walked around. It's a little hard to find, the entrance is all the way at the end of the outdoor mall. We ran into a staff member of the hall of fame who kindly walked us over. He also checked in with us during our stay. Gift shop had a lot of options, we grabbed a polo and a jersey!

Had an amazing time on the farm! Amazing assortment of animals, unlike any other. The country store…read morehas a great assortment of goods as well, including unique preserves and butters, and other homegoods. The family who owns the farm is lovely and gave us a wonderful tour of the farm. Fun for all ages - definitely will be returning soon!

My sister and I had a great time visiting the farm animals here with our toddlers for a Mother's…read moreDay event. Dalby Farm focuses on endangered domestic breeds, so they have some interesting goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, ducks, and geese. No cows though, my little guy was disappointed, but he loved the chicks and the goats. There are some exotic animals--chinchilla rabbits, golden pheasants, and peacocks. Open every Sunday from 11-3 from May-October, there is a small store that sells fresh eggs from the chickens, local honey, goat milk soap, as well as jewelry, t-shirts, gift baskets, and home decor. Group tours can be arranged, as well as birthday parties; the farm is open for smaller tours during events through the spring, summer, and fall.

I'm a Mass Audubon member and I recently moved to Marshfield so I decided to check out Daniel…read moreWebster Wildlife Sanctuary on a Monday holiday in October. It's not staffed but the trails are clearly marked and it's pretty beautiful - pond, grass, wooded areas, and boardwalks! It's a little hard pushing a stroller over some trail tree roots, but I still enjoyed walking trails with my husband, infant son, and 5 year old daughter. It's safe enough that the 5 year old got to run ahead and feel independent, but we were close enough to grab her if she ran into trouble. Very peaceful We saw a few professional photographers with large cameras looking for birds. The trails are short but that's quite fine with me. Free parking with a small lot Glad I am participating in the Mass Audubon passport program that encourages you to visit at least 10 Mass Audubon locations, so I thought to get my stamp here. The stamp is in a wooden box on the entrance path, if you're looking.

This event was great! There were many many beer tenders offering tastings. A few food vendors for…read moresale.

Let me start by saying I'm obsessed with this concept. I love beer and I love the zoo. Fusing the…read moretwo? Genius. I was thoroughly impressed with how many different beer vendors there were (plus, some snacks vendors too). Plus, it felt exciting to explore the zoo at night, definitely a first. I think the only thing that could be improved for next year are the beer and snack portion sizes. Each attendee received a small plastic cup which would typically be filled with beer a quarter of the way by vendors (after oftentimes waiting in line). I understand it's a zoo, not a bar, but I would have loved a chance to truly enjoy the beer I was sampling. Also, the snack offerings could have been more generous. Don't get me wrong though, I had an amazing time and would definitely consider coming back next year!