Homestead: Visitors to the homestead will see early construction details. The great fireplace with its deep Dutch ovens in the keeping room, the paneling surrounding the three remaining fireplaces, the huge exposed field stone chimney wall in the entrance hall, the hiding closet, as well as the wide floor boards, hardware are all original. The furnishings are donations from local families. Meriden’s Industrial past comes to life in the many display cases containing numerous products made here, and now collected all over the world. A large doll and toy collection fills cases in an upstairs

A gem built in 1772 by Thomas Darling, businessman and friend of Benjamin Franklin, the house remained in the Darling family until it was purchased by the Town in 1973. Almost all of the furnishings are original to the house. An authentic herb garden is maintained by the Garden Club of Woodbridge. By appointment.

The Castle Craig Players, founded by the late Warren M. Stephan in 1992, produces a full season of plays and musicals each year at the Almira F. Stephan Memorial Playhouse. Our intimate, cabaret-style venue, located in the heart of downtown Meriden, invites patrons to bring their own food & beverages to enjoy during the performance. Doors open one-hour prior to curtain time. Due to the size our of space, most performances sell out in advance. We encourage patrons to purchase tickets online, www.castlecraigplayers.org/tickets, as we rarely have availability at the door. Visit https:/

Established in 1978 as an independent, non-profit, multicultural and ethnically diverse Theater in Community, dedicated to the development of young people in the performing arts. The company offers theater opportunities to a diverse population of performance artists and undeserved audiences in Greater New Haven.

Scenic balloon rides, champagne ceremonies after flights, tethers for special events, corporate promotions/advertising, aerial photography and flight training.

Visual art exhibitions and music performances showcasing artists from throughout New England and beyond year round. Windsor Art Center is a place for the visual and performing arts located in Windsor, Connecticut. Begun in 2007, the Center is housed in a former freight house adjacent to the Amtrak line in downtown Windsor. Parking is free, easy and accessible.

Maine Fish Market offers a wide variety of fresh seafood in our restaurant and at our retail counter. Including: Live Lobster, Shucked Oysters, Sea Scallops, Cocktail Shrimp, Alaskan King Crab Legs, Little Neck Clams, Salmon, Sole, Swordfish, Raw Oysters, Calamari, Bay Scallops, Cooked Shrimp Cocktail, Steamers (Clams), Haddock, Pollock, Scrod Banquet facilities

One of Connecticut's oldest diners, serving up the ultimate dining experience every day with amazing food and authentic vintage decor. Stainless steel gleaming from all around and railroad lighting help to give Main Street Diner a hip, old fashioned, dining atmosphere. We serve classic American diner fare, homemade and delicious and serve it all up right with generous portions. Our customers can't get enough of our delicious food, courteous, fun and friendly staff as well as an old-fashioned dining experience, at our diner. Serving breakfast and lunch.

Renowned for gourmet ice cream—over 50 varieties including vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free, non-fat, and no-sugar options! Also serving waffle cones, sugar and wafer cones (gluten-free available), shakes, ice cream cakes, coffee, brownies, cookies, baked desserts, and handmade chocolates! Main Street Creamery also serves assorted sandwich melts, chips, and drinks from Farmers Cow! Come see why we were featured in Yankee Magazine's March 2017 issue!