It is a very small fair. We walked around the fair and saw rabbits, sheep and cows. We had bought…read morelunch, sausage sandwich and fried dough which was very expensive. The entertainment on the bandstand was very good. We also would some wine from Hardwick winery which was very good. The best part of this fair was the demolition derby. It was exciting and entertaining. We watched the tractor pull but it took too long between drivers, and we got bored. I don't know if I would go again...just for the derby. It wasn't crowded at all. The worst was the parking in a sand pit, the dust was everywhere, and it stuck to our cars and clothes and shoes. We shuttled to the fair.

As a resident of the town, going here is basically a family tradition. We didn't go this year due…read moreto complications but it's a great place, it's not 5 stars because the zipper might have given me mild trauma

We were met in the parking lot and told our service dog wasn't allowed past the parking lot ,we…read moreleft as not to embarrass our family member with a disability. They should train their staff to know that not all service dogg are for blind or physically disabled people

Showed up in the middle of the afternoon... It was like we had a reservation. We were greeted…read moreimmediately in the parking lot by a very friendly gentleman. He gave us the lay of the land, telling us all about the trees, shop, fire pit with hot chocolate. So impressed by the hospitality the entire visit. We bought a beautiful tree and a few items from the shop. My wife and daughters enjoyed the cocoa and fire pit with a great conversation with the owner. These people were the salt of the earth and have a great product. I don't think you can go bad with any tree you get there. Amazing we have lived in the area for 3 years and never knew it was there. Funny note we get ice cream less than a thousand feet from the entrance. I will go back every year now! Did I mention the cut tree selection was amazing? You would think I work there with a review like this but I just love the way they run their business and care - so many businesses forget that people are the heart of a business - the team and the customers... Congrats and see ya next year!!!!

We were really excited to try this place! On the surface, it's cute. A nice rustic farm stand. The…read moreprices were out of control. Three pumpkins were over $50. Afterward we went to Meadowbrook Farm and their pumpkins were better and less than half the price. Beyond that, a snotty girl was working at the counter slowly giving out cookies and donuts. I asked her if the apple orchard had cider and she said "no" with no other explanation. She then said "we're making more but it'll be a while". I asked how long it takes and she was super annoyed. Sighing and rolling her eyes she ran back to ask someone else. Upon her return, she told us it would be at least two hours. That was all fine, places run out of things so it was totally understandable. As we're walking out, a lady walked in and asked for cider. The girl asked her how much she needed and went into a different area to give her two bottles. I don't know if the girl that "helped" us was just rude and lazy or really didn't know they had some, but either way, a super disappointing experience. In any area filled with great family farms with similar products, you'd think they might focus a tiny bit on customer service.

Wonderful selection of apples- perfect for a day of apple picking with the kids. And don't forget…read moreabout their apple cider donuts.

Such a lovely farm. I'm a professional photographer and loved going here for some dreamy family…read moreportraits. First time I was here I was just blown away, so the next session up I went right back. It seems very clean, they're open to the public and have probably the cleanest porta potties I've ever seen in my entire life. Bravo! I can't wait to visit for Apple picking season. Despite the one hour drive, I'll be back!

They made us feel so welcome here when I came with a school group. A welcome sign and everything!…read more The farm is gorgeous with trees that just keep going. At the very back is a gazebo that a couple was using for an engagement photoshoot while we were there. Easy to see why when it's surrounded by rolling hills. The apples were ginormous. Like, gigantic. Especially the honeycrisp. I picked one to eat and could only finish half of it!! Prices are reasonable. The size of the bags are odd though....I got a bag that was supposed to fit 16 and it only fit 5. Huh?? Just readjust your expectations. They also have a hayride that takes you on a tour through the orchard and he talks about the history of it. Make sure you sit near the speaker since it's hard to hear over the engine. The store was stocked with the obvious. Apple cider, apple butter, caramel apples. There's also a little food truck outside. ALL fried foods so don't expect anything healthy. It was a wonderful experience!

Great Youth Orchestra! They wound amazing! They are a non profit organization and play a variety of…read moremusic.

From the owner: The Youth Ensemble of New England is comprised of around 35 young musicians ages 10 to 20. The…read moreorchestra rehearses at Thayer Performing Arts Center in Lancaster, Massachusetts, and plays over 30 concerts a year in local venues including schools, churches, libraries, assisted livings, and for other community organizations. They have played many concerts for charities and have a special interest in performing for children's charity organizations such as an orphanage for the children of AIDS victims in Zimbabwe, Africa, and for organizations formed to help children affected by natural disasters as well as fundraisers for music schools and various music festivals.

We hired Peter for an intimate client event and he was even better than we imagined. Seamlessly…read moreinteracting with all of our guests and making a point to engage with everyone at one point in the night (even the tough ones!). Everyone was raving about his tricks, he truly worked the room! But in a very discrete, sophisticated way - which is exactly what we were looking for when we hired him for "strolling" magic. We even had clients inquire for his contact details after the event. 10/10 all around!

Peter came to our company picnic and entertained our tough crowd for about an hour. He was early…read morewith no pressure for us to get started, he had great energy and from the moment we shook hands I knew I made a good choice. He has a great demeanor and was really able to make our toughest nuts crack. Very different than what I had originally imagined or expected, which was entirely OK because his show exceeded my imagination. He included humor, thoughtful insight, and sincerity into the show. If you are second-guessing or wondering if you should book him: DO IT! It is well worth it! I highly recommend him!

Gave this firm a simple order for rag board, a very common art supply, along with the dimensions to…read morewhich it had to be cut. I prepaid this order. We are now three weeks out from the order date. Called this morning to get a status and was told that the board came in but we were now in a queue and it would take another one to two weeks for them to cut the board to the ordered specs. Sorry, but this is lousy service, Really wanted to keep the business in town and out of the chain stores but I guess that is not going to work, at least in the case of this local company.

I don't get the bad reviews, my son goes her for classes now and he loves it there. We haven't had…read moreany issue with canceled classes. She's great with the kids and runs a solid business. If your local and your child is artistic or just curious into taking classes this is the place to go. Their classes two hours long every week and they're extremely affordable.