Old fashioned 1950s diner, ice cream stand and candy shoppe located in the seaside village of Niantic.

Groton Oil Corporation & Marina offers direct passage to the New London Harbor.

Griswold's history, located on the third floor of the Slater Library.

Identified as an exemplary urban renewal project when it was completed in 1964, the 3.8-acre roof garden in downtown Hartford was part of a six-building, three-block replacement of the Front Street neighborhood. Stuart Dawson, Don Olson, Masao Kinoshita, and Dick Rogers of Sasaki, Dawson, & DeMay developed the design with Charles DuBose laying out the master plan. Among the first corporate roof gardens constructed after World War II, it consists of two main plazas situated on top of two four-story parking structures that rise one story above ground. Stairs from the surrounding streets and an

This Wethersfield natural foods grocery store and café take the “farm to table” concept a step further and deeper into “seed to plate.” The Market features local, organic, GMO free groceries and basic household items as well as gardening supplies and Baker Creek’s heirloom seeds. In the Café locally roasted coffee and espresso drinks are served as well as freshly baked pastries and breads. Hand crafted sandwiches, Paninis, soups, and salads are all in the works and a full lunch menu will be rolled out in the coming weeks. The seed and garden center houses all of Baker Creek's heirloom seed

Museum dedicated to the rich history of Clinton, including old homes, gardens and collections.

The Hartford area’s premiere destination for film lovers. Cinestudio is an independent film theater located on the campus of Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. The theater is a single-screen venue with a seating capacity of approximately 500. Regionally, it is known for its large screen, 70 mm film projection capability, and classic movie palace atmosphere. Cinestudio’s signature features are its operational gold screen curtain, balcony seating, and gold lion insignia.

Located at a historic 1860s mill site overlooking a waterfall, Chester Museum at The Mill features two floors of award-winning permanent and seasonal changing exhibits.