With access to more than 170 miles of trails, Mead Farm is the oldest horse riding establishment in Stamford with a history dating back to 1928. The farm offers lessons, boarding, summer riding programs, special events, leasing and sales. Our trail system (GRTA) is dedicated to preserving and maintaining the century-old system of trails, encouraging horseback riding and protecting the ever-precious open space in backcountry. Other amenities: Dining nearby, parking

An education center providing a wide array of cultural programs and located in an historic 1888 building, designed by noted architect George Keller. The Norfolk Library, established in 1888 as a place of learning and culture. Designed by noted architect George Keller, the library offers a wide array of cultural programs in its historic building. The ambiance of the Great Hall with its extraordinary woodwork and stained glass rose windows provides a venue for programs that include lectures, book discussions, concerts and monthly art exhibitions. All programs and exhibitions are free and open to

Overshores Brewing Co. is dedicated to the Belgian-style of making beers. To be “Belgian” means to never compromise on taste, richness, strength of alcohol, and to enjoy total freedom in choosing ingredients. If it makes the beer better and more interesting, we put it in. Established in 2010, Overshores Brewing Co. is Connecticut’s first and only Belgian-style brewery. Overshores’ signature and award-winning beers include Belle Fermiere Saison, Blanc de Blanche Wit, Overshores Simpel, Overshores Tripel Brun and Belgique du Noire. Other amenities: Parking

Browse the rare coins, pocket watches, large and small currency, gold, furniture, estate jewelry, dolls and clocks at this shop in the vintage town of Winsted. Other amenities: Dining Nearby.

This 367 acre park has a storied industrial history and a present day attractiveness all its own. A three-quarter mile trail accesses a viewpoint with a ten mile view. Activities include hiking, boating, fishing and hunting.

Discover the first state forest in New London County with boating, hiking, letterboxing, picnicking, swimming and hunting.

Established in 1890, the Norwalk Historical Society features fascinating exhibits and activities, with self-guided tours of the 1835 Town House, 1828 schoolhouse, c.1740 Governor Fitch Law Office and Mill Hill burying ground. Discover: ▪ Award-winning exhibits like T he Firelands: Retribution for the Burning of Norwalk and Angry Waters: The Norwalk Flood of 1955. ▪ Our Building Plaque Program , provides recognition and insight into the architectural treasures that stand in our community. ▪ For over 40 years, the Little Red Schoolhouse Program has given Norwalk 3rd graders the opportunity to

Craft beer and waterfront views make this a unique shoreline destination. Conveniently located on the banks of the Branford River with access to the Shoreline East train station. Tap into the world of craft beer by touring the 30,000 square foot brewery, enjoy samples of the fresh beers and learn a little on the way. In the tasting room enjoy one of the many handcrafted brews or select a local wine. WIth glass in hand, step out onto the expansive deck and take in the panoramic river views. Make new friends at one of the community tables, or play a game of bocce or corn hole on the lawn. Bring

Antique shop offering a variety of items. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking

Small "select" antique and collectibles offering unique items for gifts, special occasions or add to collections. Items include antique and vintage linens, pottery, china, glass, vintage jewelry, art, and kitchenware. Other amenities: dining nearby