Stepping Stones Museum for Children
Norwalk, CT
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Norwalk, CT
Stepping Stones Museum for Children features carefully designed hands-on experiences that ignite curiosity and spark imagination. The museum offers puppetry programs, educational activities for children, and a variety of interactive exhibits exploring the world around them.
Milford, CT Area
A women-owned holistic wellness center in Milford, CT, providing counseling, massage therapy, salt therapy, spa services, and community workshops, aiming to foster holistic self-care and well-being.
Stamford, CT Area
Offers personalized wellness services using technologies like Cryotherapy, IV Drips, Red Light Therapy, and Infrared Sauna in Stamford, CT.
New Haven, CT Area
Sweet Pea Cuisine offers personal and private chef services throughout Connecticut, specializing in creating nourishing, seasonal meals for weekly prepared dinners, intimate gatherings, and special celebrations.
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Located in East Windsor, CT, the Connecticut Trolley Museum is dedicated to the preservation of electric railway history. Visitors can learn about this history and see projects such as the restoration of the museum's 1948 Torrington trolley, Connecticut Company 3001.
South Windsor, CT
Revolutions Bowling & Lounge offers a bowling alley experience. Visitors can enjoy bowling in an atmosphere that combines a night club with a bowling alley. The venue also features a DJ.
Groton, CT
The Monument House Museum, built in 1830, originally served as the monument caretaker’s house. The Daughters of the American Revolution began meeting there in 1894, later adding the Memorial Annex in 1906 for their growing collection. The museum displays artifacts from the Battle of Groton Heights and other periods of Groton’s history. Visitors can see a Revolutionary War exhibit, a model of Fort Griswold, and the "Attention Universe" stained glass window.
Windsor, CT
The Windsor Historical Society is a museum in Windsor, CT, dedicated to preserving and sharing the community's artifacts and stories. Visitors can explore an object display of Windsor’s history called Bridging Centuries, Bridging Cultures. The society also features historic houses, including the Strong-Howard House and the Chaffee House.
Ellington, CT
Ellington Ridge Country Club is a private, 18-hole championship golf course established in 1959 and designed by Geoffrey Cornish. Rated as one of Connecticut's top courses, it has hosted various tournaments including the Traveler's Qualifier and CT PGA. The course measures about 7000 yards from championship tees and offers 7 additional shorter teeing grounds. Practice facilities include a 6-acre driving range, two putting greens, and a dedicated short game area, alongside a recognized junior golf program.
Madison, CT
The Allis-Bushnell House and Museum is a historic home where visitors can take self-guided tours. Docents are on hand to answer questions and offer additional information about the house. The museum also includes a gift shop, which offers books, note cards, posters, and other unique items that share the story of historic Madison.
Portland, CT
Quarry Ridge Golf Course provides golfing opportunities with tournament and league play available. Amenities include Terrazza Restaurant & Bar for dining, special promotions, and golf-specific programs and events.
Moodus, CT
Banner Country Club is an 18-hole, Par-72 golf course spanning 6015 yards across 200+ acres of Connecticut countryside. It features a combination of wooded and open fairway holes designed to offer a challenging experience for all skill levels. The club provides a pro shop, private lessons, and youth and adult clinics, and also hosts tournaments, leagues, and events.
Old Saybrook, CT Area
Islander Sport Fishing Charters offers guided inshore and offshore fishing trips for various species including striped bass, bluefish, and tuna, from a 42-foot Bertram boat.
Stonington, CT Area
Conducts fascinating one-hour guided walking tours through the historic streets of Stonington Borough, sharing stories of its homes, sites, and battles.
Redding, CT
The Redding Historical Society, founded in the 1940s, preserves and promotes Redding, Connecticut’s heritage. It maintains unique historic properties for the community. Visitors can tour the Lonetown Farm Museum and its historic farmhouse. The society also offers tours of the Umpawaug School, a national historic landmark and Redding’s only surviving one-room brick schoolhouse built around 1789.
Mystic, CT
Mystic Seaport Museum is a maritime museum where visitors can explore exhibits and get out on the water. The museum features historic vessels, including the CHARLES W. MORGAN, a Seaport Village, and a Preservation Shipyard. Guests can also visit exhibition galleries, see the Brickwrecks: Sunken Ships in LEGO® Bricks exhibit, and enjoy family fun activities.
Meriden, CT
Catherine and Company has been a mainstay of salon and spa services in Connecticut since 1995. The full-service facility specializes in hair services, massage therapy, and spa treatments in a peaceful, welcoming atmosphere.
Woodstock, CT
Harrisville Golf Course is a beautiful 9-hole facility in Northeast Connecticut. It is owned and operated by Tri State Golf Company. Tri State Golf Members, who sometimes refer to the course as The Ville, also gain access to two additional courses.
Berlin, CT
The Berlin Historical Society operates a museum in Kensington and maintains historic properties including the 1771 House and Esther's Garden. The organization preserves local history through exhibits, collections, and educational programs.
Hamden, CT
New Haven Country Club was founded in 1898, establishing it as one of the early golf courses built in the United States. It maintains a rich golf tradition. The club features a beautiful historic clubhouse and has a thriving membership.
Guilford, CT
The Henry Whitfield State Museum in Guilford, CT, features Connecticut’s oldest house, built in 1639. Visitors can explore the historic Whitfield House, exhibit galleries in the Visitor Center, and history displays in the Education Building. The museum grounds offer sprawling lawns, stone walls, a War of 1812 cannon, and a spur of the New England Trail. The museum also confronts the site’s complex history and past injustice.
Middletown, CT
The Greater Middletown Military Museum preserves stories, documents, and memorabilia of US Armed Forces service members, their families, and civilian manufacturing that supports the military. The museum is wheelchair accessible. Visitors can explore its collection and browse a store offering logo apparel, military unit ornaments, toys, and books on military topics.
Jewett City, CT
River Ridge Golf Course is one of southeastern Connecticut's most challenging public 18-hole championship courses. The course features 18 holes with a par of 72 and a layout of 6698 yards. A full-service restaurant, Tulli's Tap House, serves lunch and dinner to golfers and the public.
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The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is a museum in Ridgefield, CT. It serves as a leading incubator for artists at critical creative junctures. The museum provides a collaborative platform that engages and inspires.