Dine, dance and do it all in this entertainment district close to the Connecticut Convention Center and just steps from the Connecticut Science Center and the Wadsworth Atheneum. Restaurants, lounges, live music venues and movie theaters.

Featuring a 9-hole, 3,039 yard, par 36 golf course, driving range, Golf Academy, restaurant and pro shop, all open to the public. Named the 2012 recipient of the “Walter Lowell Public Golf Course Distinguished Service Award,” as the model public golf course serving the game of golf in Connecticut and Western Massachusetts. The award was inaugurated in 2001 in honor of Canton Public Golf Course for the standards it set towards a public course’s responsibility to its community to provide playing opportunities for all those who want to play and learn the game. Head PGA Professional, Paul Banks

This 18-hole, par 71 golf course in East Haddam winds through 530 acres of rolling hills, dense forest, open pastures, running brooks, ponds, wetlands, rock outcroppings and stone walls. A semi-private golf course designed by Roger Rulewich, the general public is welcome to come play the course as often as they like. Members have the privilege of reserving starting times as far in advance as desired. However, public tee times can be made only 7 days in advance when booking online. Golf and Dinner Packages and groups involving banquets may be booked as far in advance as desired.

Havelis developed in India in ancient times, when hundreds of the best cooks and entertainers would be brought from around the state to serve the royal families and their guests. Laxman Sharma has continued this tradition of serving guests like the King and Queen at Haveli India in Middletown Connecticut.

The marina is a true paradise for enthusiasts of small boats, kayaks and fishing. If you are headed out to Sandy Point, Watch Hill, Napatree Point, the Race, Fishers Island, or the rips off Block Island we are here to make your adventure fun, safe and memorable.

The Suffield Historical Society owns and operates the King House Museum, which is open free of charge on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from May through September. Built in 1764 by Dr. Alexander King, an influential figure in Suffield history, the museum's period rooms house an excellent collection of local furnishings. The gallery rooms contain a fine exhibit of local tobacco growing and cigar manufacturing history, as well as significant special collections of early flasks and bottles, embroidery samplers, Bennington pottery, Suffield postcards, and other local memorabilia.

Serving traditional American cuisine with a New England twist. Located inside the Inn at Middletown, the Tavern at the Armory serves dishes and flavors that highlight the region's culinary delights like New England clam chowder, lobster rolls, and braised short ribs. In the warm season sit outside in the courtyard for a nice meal or micro brew beers and micro craft beverages. Surround yourself with the warmth of the crackling fireplace or the quaint charm of colonial bookshelves and windows all without leaving the property. Head to the Tavern Pub after hours for delicious appetizers and

Fun and relaxing paint your own pottery experience. This paint-our-own-pottery studio borders the town's historic green in the center of Branford. Take some time out of your busy schedule and stop in for a visit. Walk-ins are welcomed! No artistic ability required! We are happy to accommodate all ages. Our friendly staff is always available and is happy to assist you with suggestions, tips and tricks. Feel free to bring snacks etc. with you. We also offer gift certificates, gift baskets and some painted items for sale.

Historical displays of Sprauge artifacts.