Hawk Ridge Winery, part of Hidden Breeze Farm, is a peaceful farm setting, in which to enjoy friends, family, and fantastic wine. We decided to name our winery after the abundance of red tail hawks on the property. Hawk Ridge has an array of seating. We have open seating on the lawn, open seating on the deck area, and in the tent. The tent is a turf floor with seating up to 140 people. We have three bars open on the weekends. The main tasting room, the tent area, and the lawn area. We do accept reservations on the weekends only for the tent area. Reservations must arrive by 1 p.m. Hawk Ridge

The Connecticut River Museum is pleased to welcome Onrust, a replica of Adriaen Block’s vessel- one of the first western style ships built in the New World, and the first ever to sail up the Connecticut River. Built over several years in upstate New York using traditional plans and means, the Onrust is a wholly unique ship that serves to educate and entertain visitors curious about the age of exploration, the fur trade, and our early colonial history. River cruises will be offered aboard Onrust Wednesdays through Sundays during the sailing season. Learn more about the history of the Onrust and

Windsor holds the distinction of being Connecticut’s very first English settlement, founded in 1633, and is steeped in colonial charm and historic significance. The town boasts numerous well-preserved homesteads dating back to the 1700s, offering a fascinating glimpse into early American life. Beyond its rich history, Windsor delights residents and visitors alike with agricultural museums, scenic parks, and farms. With a diverse array of dining options, breweries, and cozy cafes, Windsor provides the perfect blend of history, culture, and modern-day fun for all.

This rural New England town is nestled in the Litchfield foothills. Connecticut Magazine ranked Granby as the #1 small town to live in within Hartford County. Granby offers two state forests with breathtaking waterfalls and miles of hiking and walking trails. Lost Acres Vineyard, a family-run winery located in northern Granby, offers homemade wine and wine-tasting events. After a hike through the state forests, enjoy the many restaurants, cafes, and the local shopping village for delicious meals and antiques.

This rural town is rich with history and New England character. Just a short drive from New Haven, Oxford offers residents the best of both worlds: vibrant city access and peaceful rural living. Discover Southford Falls State Park, with scenic waterfalls and woodland trails, or relax at Jackson Cove Park on Lake Zoar, where a quiet beach, pavilions, and 27 wooded trails await — ideal for swimming, boating, fishing, and water skiing. Oxford also features two breweries, museums, unique shops, and delightful dining options for visitors and residents to explore.

This charming suburb, nestled between New Britain and Hartford, offers a unique mix of shopping and dining options while preserving a tranquil, country atmosphere. Explore the town's many parks, where you can enjoy scenic walking, running, and hiking trails. Mills Pond Falls, an iconic landmark, is located within the picturesque Mills Pond Park. Don't miss axe throwing at Montana Nights for a truly unique outing!

Hamden has the perfect blend of urban and suburban lifestyles. Known as "The Land of the Sleeping Giant," Hamden offers a wide variety of attractions, from state parks to museums. Sleeping Giant State Park, with its landscape rich in hills and walking trails, leads visitors on a 1.5-mile hike to the stone observation tower, which overlooks Long Island Sound and the New Haven area. Hamden also offers a variety of shops, restaurants, museums, and gardens to suit every interest. Don't miss the beautiful Pardee Rose Gardens in full bloom each June!

This coastal town is the largest on Connecticut’s 'Gold Coast,' thanks to its many hedge funds and large financial service companies. The town boasts four beaches on Long Island Sound, where you can enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, or simply relaxing on the sand. Several festivals take place throughout the year, catering to a variety of interests, including arts, film, food, and culture. Known for upscale shopping, visitors and residents can stroll through Greenwich’s downtown, where they can enjoy luxury stores, fine dining, and other attractions.

Located in western Connecticut, Danbury blends quintessential New England charm with a lively city vibe. Art enthusiasts can enjoy Broadway-caliber theater performances, outdoor music festivals, and local concerts. Downtown, visitors will find unique dining, day spas, and boutique shops, creating a vibrant scene. For a break from city life, Danbury offers over a dozen parks and hiking trails, plus the beautiful Candlewood Lake, ideal for fishing, boating, and swimming. Anchoring downtown, Western Connecticut State University brings an energetic community with over 5,000 students.

Just a short drive from Hartford, New Britain is centrally located in Connecticut with easy access to major highways. Known as the "Hardware City" due to its history as a manufacturing hub and the headquarters of Stanley Black & Decker, this diverse city boasts several art museums and community theaters, including the popular New Britain Museum of American Art and the Hole in the Wall Theatre. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy 1,200 acres of scenic parks and sports complexes, such as Walnut Hill Park and Stanley Quarter Park, with walking paths, ponds, and playgrounds. Central Connecticut State