Went at the Wolffer Estate Vineyard for the first tim. We made a reservation a couple of days…read morebefore and were eager to try the wine and the sharing plate. Two of got the Tasting Flights which were 4 sampling of certain wines and the other had a sparking rose, Oblisse. We shared the Host Board, The Triple Cheese Plate, Baked Brie Baguette, and the Honey Ricotta, I drank the Art of the Blend which was wonderful. The ambience was still from the Christmas decorations which made the hall festive and romantic. The service.by Layla, was professional yet warm and personal. We went to the Boutique on the way out to get a few cases of wine. Obviously we will be back.

Absolutely loved it here. Very informative people who work there and a variety of types of…read moretastings. Plus a lot of options to add on to eat to supplement so I advise having lunch or saving room here. Bought a few bottles and we are already planning a return back to sample more.

Perfect spot for beautiful views in a relaxing atmosphere. This was my first visit and I cannot…read morewait to go back. The amazing weather added to the day. The staff were extremely knowledgeable about the wine and helped us to decide what we would like to try by allowing us to sample a couple. We were excited to also try J&R Seafood which set up a table of a variety of seafood options. The live music added to the atmosphere. I cannot wait to go back!

I am not a wine drinker, but the rest of my family is. We came to the vineyard for my mom's…read morebirthday. This was actually the second year we did it. It is a beautiful spot and both days we went it was not overly busy. My family enjoyed the wine and my nieces and nephews loved exploring the vineyard.

We took our 4 year old for the sleeping beauty ballet and it was a hit! The theatre is clean and…read moreparking was easy! Highly recommend!

I was ashamed that I thought this was "Guilt Hall", and I couldn't stop thinking about the remorse…read more But it wasn't! So I was no longer remorseful. Try the ice water. It's to die for, or at least to fatally be wounded for! More later, in approximately 4 and a half years! -Future T.J.

If you're ever in the area check out Smith's Acres not just for plants but home décor and jewelry…read morecrafted by local artisans as well as great local coffees, breads, fruits & veggies. Their plants are always so lush & healthy and they'll assist w/ any questions or concerns r/t gardening. Love the serenity of this place!

Great produce, quality plants, friendly and helpful service, but more expensive. The garden center…read moreI shop at in East Haddam charges significantly less for the same products such as bagged mulch and plants.

What a wonderful B and B! We had an enormous room with wonderful views and a massive bathroom. It…read morecould not have been more comfortable. Our host, Rebecca, was absolutely lovely. The breakfast she made on both mornings we stayed there was delicious, more than ample, and a meal I would be happy to return to as often as I had the chance. She also provided us with a wine-tasting even though it was closed to the general public. The Langworthy Inn & Winery is a treasure, not to be missed if one is staying in Westerly. We will definitely be back.

Another beautiful little Rhode Island gem! Excellent wine and very friendly staff. We sat out back…read moreoverlooking the vineyard and enjoyed a bottle of wine and the day!

What an adorable little theater! In all honesty I wasn't expecting this cozy venue tucked away by…read morethe waterfront. While it appears there's a pretty steady repertoire of plays that circle through the place, I had the fortunate experience of attending one of Nancy Atlas' Fireside Sessions. I literally had no idea what to expect, but the set list was filled with classics that you could either singalong with or get up and dance to. Would definitely recommend watching something at the theater if you have a chance!

What a cute little theater. Sometimes this is just what you need for that special intimate show…read more We came to see Steven Gutenberg. What made it just a little more special is that my wife knew and worked with him as a teenager. (Just a few year's ago.) We parked at the pier and were lucky that we caught someone just leaving. It's not easy on a nice Summer day between the locals and tourists. Once we entered the lobby, we looked around for a bit then went into the theater. A big semi circle of comfortable seating. No one is too far from the stage. Steven's show had a small cast and I could not think of a better to have seen this. The staff is very courteous and helpful. I can't comment about food since we did not have anything here. I am looking forward to coming back to enjoy the setting both inside and out. KUDOS to the team here at Bay Street Theater.

Great details in website and wonderful experience. Definitely recommend if you are interested in…read morevarious art like photography, paint, jewelry, pottery, etc.

The powers that be have absolutely ruined this event. The vendor booths used to be laid out in an…read moreeasily walkable grid, and for many years, we truly enjoyed walking through it. Now, however (and beginning in 2021), the vendors who actually still sell at this event (and there were fewer this year and last) are spread out in a new and highly illogical street pattern which forces visitors to walk great distances in order to see what vendors are there. Last year, when we took the hike up to where some of the vendors were now hiding, we were "rewarded" with seeing what we felt with were sub-par vendors compared to what we saw in all years past under the "old" layout. It was surprising and strange. We went back yesterday for the 2022 event, and sadly, the new set-up remains in place. (We were hoping that the 2021 event was some sort of covid-related anomaly). On top of all this, while walking around the event yesterday, we were told by a vendor (who had been moved to an odd spot against her wishes) that there were other vendors severable blocks up the road in another direction, which surprised us because visitors would have no idea they were there - there was no signage to tell you that. So vendors are now just all over the place, requiring you to spend a lot of shoe leather just to find them. Lastly, some of the best vendors were not there last year or this, and I wouldn't be surprised if it is due to the crazy new set up. In a nutshell, this was our last visit to this event, and we are sad about that.

They are not open for this season!!! Drove all the way…read morethere based on this listing, and there was nothing!

From the owner: Long Island's Favorite Light Show Since 2004! See the dazzling lights, amazing vignettes and…read moreholiday scenes on a one and a half mile trail at Smith Point County Park in Shirley, NY. Visit Santa at the Holiday Village! Proceeds support programs for Girls and Families Across Suffolk County

The Florence Griswold Museum is more than just a beautiful museum. To show even more support this…read moreyear, I decided to buy a family membership. For years my family has been visiting the museum in the fall for the Wee Faerie Village, an extraordinary outdoor display of faerie villages that are created by local businesses and individuals. There isn't enough room for me to gush about this event. The beauty, creativity, and the scavenger hunt keep us coming back. The museum offers a glimpse into history, beautiful art, extraordinary gardens, breathtaking views of the river. and more.

We ventured to Old Lyme, Connecticut on Sunday for the final day of Mystical Murmurs: An Enchanted…read moreEnvironment by Adrien Broom. The exhibit features a fairy ring of gigantic mushrooms. The artist was born and raised in Old Lyme. The installation is meant to encourages us ponder the magical mysteries of the forest. We also really enjoyed the Amanita sculptures outside the main building housing the museum's permanent collection. We were able to photograph these just before one of the museum staff sold them off to a local mushroom enthusiast (since Sunday was the last day of the mushroom exhibit). While we came specifically for the mushroom installation, we also really enjoyed our visit to the other galleries. The museum showcases the work of the artists of the Old Lyme Artist Colony, a nexus of American Impressionism and has some beautiful impressionist landscape painting, including many by female artists of the 19th and early 20th century. The grounds here are also beautiful with gorgeous views of the Lieutenant River. There was also an exhibit of small fairy houses when we visited. Beautiful spot with nice staff and docents. Would definitely return here!