The SideDoor Jazz Club is the realization of a long-cherished dream, the perfect jazz venue: Intimate, welcoming, elegant, and quality, a great sounding room that the very best jazz artists are happy to play in! Get all the artist details and buy your tickets at our website for the awesome jazz performances we have performing every weekend. Enjoy live jazz up close while having a great night out, a full bar is available, or enjoy dinner at The Old Lyme Inn before the show.

Karaoke on Main is a hip and trendy karaoke cocktail lounge that features five private rooms available upon reservation, for all birthday parties, corporate events, and social gatherings. There is the main bar room that is available to everyone without reservation and the kitchen features gourmet hotdogs, wings, and a variety of sandwiches and grinders. This venue is 21+ during normal business hours. Other ages are welcome when private parties are booked. We also enforce a dress code during our nights, which is as follows: No athletic hats (designer hats at door's discretion), no sagging pants

Stu Reininger, Tall Tale's Captain has been a professional sailor for 30 years as well as a writer for the last 15. He has skippered yachts and commercial vessels throughout the East Coast and the Caribbean Sea and has crossed the Atlantic numerous times under sail Sail aboard your private yacht (reserved for family and those who do not require social distancing) on New London's historic Thames River and nearby Fishers Island Sound. ​ Tall Tales is a 35-foot ocean-crossing sailing cutter now based at Captain Scott's Lobster Dock in New London CT. Taking a minimum of two and a maximum of six

Indie beer crafters and curators.

Twin Rinks has been the preeminent skating center in Lower Fairfield County for over 20 years, focusing exclusively on providing the finest hockey and skating instruction, challenging competition, and enjoyable activities for people of all ages and skill levels. We use only the most highly rated coaches and instructors, whose students have gone on to compete at Prep schools, Division I colleges, national and international competitions, and as professionals. The Twin Rinks state-of-the-art facilities, including two NHL regulation size rinks, 12 locker rooms, a professional health & fitness

Connecticut cuisine brought to you by Jeff Taibe and Steph Sweeney. Taibe previously served as the Executive Chef of Kawa Ni (Westport), a Japanese izakaya serving globally inspired small plates and ramen, and Oak and Almond (Norwalk), a New American restaurant featuring farm-to-table wood-fired fare. Prior to bringing his simple and seasonal cooking style to Connecticut’s burgeoning restaurant scene, Taibe earned his stripes all over the globe. His resume includes positions in Thailand, St. Pierre (Singapore), and Beaches (Turk & Caicos), as well stints at Abigail Kirsch and Union Square Cafe

New American restaurant, independently owned and operated with unique eats with wine and beer on draft. Craft cocktails made with house syrups.

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