The Alexey von Schlippe Gallery, at the University of Connecticut Avery Point is located on the second floor of the historic Branford House. The mansion, built in 1902 by Morton Freeman Plant, is on the National Register of Historic Places and features a two-story fireplace and ornate woodwork. The Alexey von Schlippe Gallery presents exhibits by regional, national, and international artists. In addition to the gallery, stroll the beautiful brick pathway along the banks of the Long Island Sound to enjoy stunning water views and sculptures by contemporary artists. The sculpture path leads you

The perfect getaway located in a picturesque hills of Canaan, Connecticut, The Locust Tree B&B is surrounded by places to explore year-round. For your comfort, it offers seven rooms, each one appointed with a queen-size bed and a private/shared/half bath and serves a delicious breakfast in the morning, cooked to order.

Restored 100-year-old library now used for the arts, sciences, history, ethnic celebration and sport in Connecticut. Specializing in educational art programs and exhibits for all ages and all types of culture. Meriden’s arts and cultural center is also available to rent for special occasions. This beautiful Greek marble building is home to the Augusta Curtis Concert Band, Central Connecticut Youth Orchestra, and the New Theater of Meriden. Features monthly cultural and artist programming with a diverse variety of entertainment.

Dramatic bronze honor rolls listing the names of local World War II, Korean, and Vietnam veterans surrounded by monuments honoring all veterans. Originally built in 1944 to honor neighborhood men and women serving in World War II, this touching Memorial has evolved from a simple wooden honor roll into what is now a beautiful monument featuring dramatic bronze work. The bronze Honor Rolls now list the names of local veterans from World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam War. Veterans of all major United States conflicts are remembered with stone monuments. Yet another plaque describes the

The Windham Theatre Guild, a non-profit organization has been producing quality community theatre since 1985. Each year, the Guild produces six Main Stage productions and two SpecialStage events ranging from comedies and dramadies, to murder mysteries and musicals. These productions are held at the Burton Leavitt Theatre on Main Street in Willimantic. Other amenities: Dining Nearby

Built in a Renaissance revival-style and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this elegant theater showcases a calendar of professional performances, including national touring Broadway productions. The Palace Theater, recorded in the National Register of Historic Places, has been fully restored to its original 1920s splendor, once again becoming one of the most striking performing arts spaces in the state. Designed by Thomas Lamb of New York, in a Second Renaissance Revival style, the ornate and palatial feeling of the Palace provides the perfect backdrop for its artistically

Features sports and entertainment; home to the American Hockey League’s Bridgeport Sound Tigers, Fairfield University’s men and women basketball, concerts, family programs and shows. Other amenities: parking, concessions

Stamford's only downtown hotel. Located in the heart of Stamford's office district. Surrounded by over 70 restaurants and clubs, as well as, several entertainment venues, theaters and extensive shopping opportunities. The boutique hotel has 115 rooms including suites with Jacuzzi or terraces overlooking downtown Stamford, with an indoor pool. Other amenities: 24-Hour front desk, 24-hour security, 24-hour service, concierge desk, covered parking/garage, dining nearby, elevator

View our historic collection of over 70 pieces of trolley and railroading history. Teach the family how transpiration once was while experiencing it for yourself! End your visit with a self-guided tour of the Connecticut Fire Truck Museum, which houses the largest collection of antique fire fighting apparatus in New England! Pack a lunch and plan to spend the day. Sit at one of the picnic tables as you watch the trolleys arrive and depart from the North Road Station. Special events throughout the year including Easter Bunny Fun Days, Pumpkin Patch and Rails to the Darkside in October

200 acres of tidal wetlands and primary native salt grasses. One-mile trail, map provided.