Fun time and super affordable! Lot of parking options and bars in the area now as well to make a…read moreday out of it!

Ordered a football as part of a birthday gift. What they don't tell you is that it will take 2…read moreweeks to receive merchandise and they do not do refunds. Took over 10 mins to get someone on the phone to speak about a refund and even after explaining the item had arrived late they would not refund it. They did offer game tickets but we are past the date of the birthday Very disappointed in this process. Had that info been on their website I would not have ordered anything. Feeling very frustrated.

A wonderful organization benefiting the regions with a variety of performances, from world renowned…read moreorchestras to local choirs to solo mandolinists. Their goal is to bring a variety of musical experiences using concerts, performances, and educational programs. This includes symphony, chamber, dance and jazz genres. They sometimes feature renowned artists such as Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell and Yo Yo Ma. We've attended many Music Worcester performances in a variety of venues including the fabulous Mechanics Hall, the beautiful Tuckerman Hall, and most recently Trinity Lutheran Church where we attended the Women's Ensemble Choir. We look forward to more great performances in 2024!

What a special spot the City of Worcester has! This is the oldest music festival in the United…read moreStates, with performances going back to 1858. Venues include Mechanics Hall, Tuckerman Hall and the Hanover Theatre. World class classical music symphonies and chamber music, jazz and ballet peformances have all graced its stages,with artists from Enrico Caruso and John Philip Sousa to Yo Yo Ma and Winton Marsalis. Caught the St. Petersburg Symhony from Russia last week who performed extraordinarily.......Can't wait for the National Acrobats of China next week! Truly a hidden gem!

Good old fashioned fun Bring the whole family…read moreRides and food. Animals and games. Fun for the whole family and not too expensive

I'm the most familiar with the Bolton fair and the sterling fair, so I was sad that I did not see…read moreas many artisans/agricultural vendors. It may have just been the day I went on, I went on a Sunday. But either way I would've liked to see more gardening related competitions (best in show eggplant, etc) and more animals and more local businesses. I did however eat a fantastic blooming onion and ride some pretty fun rides!! The games were fun. The cows were SO cute! More cows please!!!

Rainy day and little ones are playing catch up with history homework? Small, quaint, clean and…read morecharming, this FREE museum offers a glimpse into this beautiful town's history. Everything the birth of our nation finds in Massachusetts, Sudbury has a piece of. A play room allows the kids to "play with history" adding richness to their school experience. Really charming. Worth a quick stop before lunch!

We had an overall good experience here today. A big open space with lots to keep the kids busy. I…read morehave 2 boys and they both enjoyed this place very much. There was enough for both my active 7 year old and my 2.5yo to enjoy. Lots of ride ons, bounce-house, climbing structure, puppet show theater, Mini-Coaster, a big wooden train, and some corners full of blocks, dress up clothes, books, cars/trucks, dolls, etc. Clean bathrooms were provided, and kids are encourage to eat snacks outside of the playspace at the tables and chairs near the entrance. Everyone is required to leave shoes off at the entrance. Weekday prices were reasonable - first child was $10, second child $8, and adult was free. Prices are a little higher on weekends. Free wi-fi is provided, and they have facility space for birthday parties.

Small, quiet museum. The civil war collection is great and there's often temporary exhibits, i.e…read more a WWII exhibit. The museum is specific to Framingham history. You'll probably be the only one there, and the staff is happy to answer questions and have conversations about the history. The building is beautiful. I believe donations are recommended, but not required. Or maybe admission is $5 for adults. But certainly not expensive. Would recommend :)

Though there are general reviews describing Mechanics Hall in Worcester, MA, I did not see any…read morereviews / recommendations about their great Brown Bag Concerts held every season. Please note that I am submitting this review as a resident of the greater Worcester area who had discovered these concerts a few years ago. I have enjoyed them and would recommend this event to anyone who is not working during the day (or working evenings, so this works out for myself and my husband) or might be working in the immediate area (and could take their lunch break at the concert hall). These concerts are held in the upper grand concert hall, at noon for about one hour, and they are FREE! Since Mechanics Hall is a NFP organization, they acknowledge at the beginning of each concert that these are made possible by WICN public radio and this past year, they also indicated Bank of America was a sponsor. The radio station broadcasts these concerts live. The next set of concerts will start on March 10, 2010 and they are 4 scheduled concerts in a row - these can be viewed at this webpage: http://www.mechanicshall.org/tickets/brownbag.html The previous set of concerts held during Dec. 2009 was one of the best ones I can remember, which included Syncopation (a cappella vocalists who performed at Boston's Independence Day 2009 concert), Eguie Castrillo & his Latin Jazz Band, Miss Tess & the Bon Ton Parade and the Grace Kelly Quintet. (Grace is an exceptionally talented, young sax player & composer who has played many top venues). Many of the artists will have their own CDs available for purchase at back table. Mechanics Hall sets up round tables in the concert hall itself where people can purchase 'a brown bag' lunch and drink or folks can bring in their own lunch. These concerts were so well attended in Dec. that even the balconies were filled close to capacity. This place has great acoustics, it is elegant and very comfortable. People can leave a donation but there is no admission fee.

Free entry, free parking, fair food, games, prizes and rides! This is a great way to spend the…read moreweekend with your family or just walk around and see local farm animals or buy home made syrup and honey. The only bad comment I can make is when we were purchasing tickets for rides the two women inside the cart were ripping butts which was disgusting but to each their own. The Fair is an awesome time and fun for everyone!