A walking tour of Milford’s colorful history with stops at several historical sites. Tour includes the Eells-Stow House (c. 1700), the Clark Stockade House (c. 1780) and the Bryan-Downs House (c. 1785). Obtain a map and description at the Historical Society. Seasonal hours.

This 1,000-seat skating rink offers public skating, clinics, figure skating, hockey, camps and birthday parties.

The Bird Nest Gallery includes a two-room exhibition space featuring works by local artists in a variety of mediums, has a gift shop that features one of a kind pieces made by local artists. Inside you will find fine art, pottery, photography, beautiful jewelry and more! Also, features three private Salon Suites.

Local bar featuring large pool room and live music.

Established in 2003, this gourmet chocolate shop offers caramel pretzel rods, chocolate dipped Oreos and gift baskets to order.

Voted Best Gallery to Buy Art, Susan Powell Fine Art represents 50 award-winning artists. Susan started her business in 1981 and has over 40 years of experience in creating and building private collections. She specializes in art for all budgets. Formerly the Director of the Painting Department at Doyle Auctions, New York, Susan also worked at the Smithsonian Institution. Monthly exhibitions feature award-winning Realism artists of landscapes, marines, still lifes, figurative, and New York City scenes. We also have exhibitions of Abstract paintings in oil and pastel.

Fresh made natural soaps, lotions and toiletries, plus seasonal perennials; mums, pumpkins, Christmas trees, wreaths and other holiday items.

Projects and performances by the extraordinary Yale School of Drama. The Yale Cabaret serves as a cultural hub for artistic exploration and communal conversation. Here, Yale School of Drama students create projects that deepen their artistry, expand their collaborations, and pioneer theatrical innovation. The Yale Cabaret’s intimate setting and ethos of hospitality catalyze encounters between artists and audiences that will inspire and challenge our community to change our world.

Thrift shop, crafts, antiques and gifts along the shore. A unique destination in the heart of one of Connecticut's most picturesque shoreline villages, the general store atmosphere in the newly restored Stony Creek Depot offers antiques, vintage goods and shoreline souvenirs for visitors to the Branford's renowned and unspoiled Thimble Islands.

The Stone-Otis House is a restored 1830 homestead having been used as a general store shortly after the Town of Orange was incorporated in 1822. Each room has been carefully reproduced in furnishings and accessories to depict the two families associated with it.