A brewery crafting fine beer in the historic town of Winsted. The owners have transformed a simple hobby into a passion. Enjoy IPAs, ales, stouts, porters, pilsners, and more. Food trucks are on-site.

A family-friendly brewery featuring community tables, outdoor seating, and a diverse selection of cold beers on tap, Hop Culture Farms is a welcoming place for all to enjoy some of the best craft ingredients Connecticut has to offer. In honor of beer's agricultural roots and our amazing growers, we like to say that "great beer grows here." Our family-owned hop farm and brewery is unique and we take pride in being able to share our story and tell the history of our farm. From our innovative farming techniques to our newly expanded/updated, state-of-the-art production facilities, we consistently

Brewery offering handcrafted beer with a Taproom. Lock City was popular throughout the late 19th and early 20th century because of the Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company. Founded in 1869, Yale and Towne was an innovative producer of locks. By 1892, Yale and Towne employed approximately one-fourth of Stamford's population. In its heyday, Yale and Towne took up the entire area between Pacific, Henry, Canal, and Market Streets in South End. The company left Stamford in the 1950s and the Lock City nickname began to fade from usage. Today, the area is under redevelopment, home to the original Yale

Brewery with two taprooms pouring pints with cans and growlers to-go.

Nano brewery, local, fresh, and small-batch manufactured.

A family-owned and operated small-batch brewery. The idyllic home brewer story from garage beers to the business of beers – and that’s what we are all about, beer. Well, Football (English Premier League Mornings every Saturday/Sunday/along with matches from around the world and the United States) a local around-the-way pub sunk 1/2 way underground and BEER, did we mention that. It’s a passion of ours to brew worldly styles of beer, to think globally: from the British Isles ales and stouts to the French Saisons, Flanders Reds to the American IPA and Pales New England style, west coast style and

A Brewpub located in the historic train station, brewing a wide range of styles to provide an ever-changing variety for customers to enjoy. Also offering a full kitchen specializing in southern California-inspired cuisine.

The Danbury Hat Tricks are a professional ice hockey team based in Danbury, Connecticut. The team is a member of the Federal Prospects Hockey League and plays at the Danbury Ice Arena.

The Tavern which overlooks the Litchfield Green is the oldest public building in town and one of the oldest penal facilities in the state. It was built in 1812 to serve as a jail for British prisoners during the War of 1812. A cell block and a three-story wing with additional cell blocks, which now is part of the restaurant’s bar area, were added in 1846. The jail closed in 1992 and was used as a treatment center for men serving prison sentences. It shut down again in 1993 and reopened in 1994 as a rehabilitation center for women facing incarceration. When that center closed, the state decided

Crystal Pond Park is open daily, year-round, during daylight hours for swimming, boating, fishing, hiking, dog walking, picnics, and disc golf. Extended hours are available seasonally for parties and receptions (reservations required) and overnight camping (reservations required). The Park has 2,500' of frontage on beautiful Crystal Pond for swimming, fishing and boating. Bring your kayak or canoe. Car top carried boats only. Trailered boats are not permitted. The Park has a large Dining Hall, perfect for a lakeside wedding reception, family reunion, large party, or corporate event. The Dining