Free entry, free parking, fair food, games, prizes and rides! This is a great way to spend the…read moreweekend with your family or just walk around and see local farm animals or buy home made syrup and honey. The only bad comment I can make is when we were purchasing tickets for rides the two women inside the cart were ripping butts which was disgusting but to each their own. The Fair is an awesome time and fun for everyone!

I haven't been to Nashoba in at least 15 years. Went here yesterday afternoon and had a wonderful…read moretime! It was a very hot day, but there was a cool breeze. We arrived around noon w out a tasting reservation but got lucky there were spots available. We were greeted by a very friendly staff member outside and told us they had a jazz fest going. Music later and complimentary Mardi Gras necklaces etc! We went into the shop for our tasting. Gift shop and wines etc so nicely done arranged available for purchase.. We had a seat at the tasting bar and had a wonderful time choosing and tasting wine and spirits. I love how u can mix and match and try wine spirits beer and canned mixers. $16 pp including a wine glass. We added a cheese cracker plate for $8. Cheese was yummy! Loved it. Attentive and knowledgeable staff. The pours were once ounce and they did feel on the smaller side, and would have preferred a tasting w a bit more but that's just me! Highly recommend, will do the wine tour next time. We had reservations at J's Restaurant which was excellent. Afterwards we sat at a table to listen to the live jazz music. There was a QR code to order food and drinks. Will definitely give that a try next time. Beautiful location and staff always smiling.

I brought my dog to go check out a new place and listen to some live music. I had a drink with…read moretheir blueberry wine while sitting on one of the surplus of picnic tables with umbrellas. Ordering was simple with the QR code they provided and the fig prosciutto grilled cheese was delicious. Staff was friendly and loved stopping to say hi to my dog. There is a bar covered by a pergola with chairs and TVs outside. Just a nice place all around

Expected more fruits and veggies, there were zero stands here with fresh fruits and veg by the time…read moreI arrived, LITERALLY ZERO just pastry sellers, which they were fine by all means , just not what I came there for

Very small. You could walk through it in less than 5 minutes. The vendors are great and the quality…read moreof products are good, but there was just nothing there. It wasn't t worth the drive.

Wow! What a fantastic day picking apples and working our way through the corn maze. Lions Club's…read moredoughnuts were delicious as well. Not over crowded, plenty of friendly faces. Strongly encourage everyone to give this local farm a go.

Really enjoyed our visit to Schartner Farms today. We didn't go for apples, since we knew they…read morewere out of them anyway due to a late spring frost and a recent storm. We came for the corn maze and pumpkins, and were not disappointed. Ambiance: Loved it. The scenery was beautiful and there weren't too many activities other than the corn maze, pumpkin patch, a corn-launcher, shetland pony, and some llamas & goats. The drive there was gorgeous, especially just down the road where you get a view all the way to Boston. I loved the winding, shaded country roads up to the farm. Corn Maze: The maze was great. Very challenging if you try to not use the map. Even a bit challenging with the map. Four acres, so it's big, but not too big. Pumpkins: The pumpkin patch was just on the other side of the corn maze, and there were plenty of pumpkins to choose from, both small and large. Unfortunately the wet weather was causing some to rot on the vine, but many were still in good shape. Service: Everyone was very friendly, and it wasn't very busy when we were there (3:45 pm to 5pm). The maze cost $10 for adults, and pumpkins were only $0.50/lb. Seriously, $8 for three pumpkins? Whooo! They also had a few food items, including hot dogs. I'd definitely recommend this place, even without the apples. Can't wait to go back next year when there are apples.

This staff so sweet and helpful they gave us samples of several ice cream flavors and were…read moreinterested in my group's quest for ice cream. We settled on pineapple orange and salted caramel something... the name I forget, but the flavor I remember! Delicious!

Delicious ice cream, friendly staff. My husband is partial to their peach ice cream, which is only…read moreavailable for part of the summer. Comfy seating outdoors, but they also have tables indoors. They also have beautiful plants for sale. Great place!

We were met in the parking lot and told our service dog wasn't allowed past the parking lot ,we…read moreleft as not to embarrass our family member with a disability. They should train their staff to know that not all service dogg are for blind or physically disabled people

Showed up in the middle of the afternoon... It was like we had a reservation. We were greeted…read moreimmediately in the parking lot by a very friendly gentleman. He gave us the lay of the land, telling us all about the trees, shop, fire pit with hot chocolate. So impressed by the hospitality the entire visit. We bought a beautiful tree and a few items from the shop. My wife and daughters enjoyed the cocoa and fire pit with a great conversation with the owner. These people were the salt of the earth and have a great product. I don't think you can go bad with any tree you get there. Amazing we have lived in the area for 3 years and never knew it was there. Funny note we get ice cream less than a thousand feet from the entrance. I will go back every year now! Did I mention the cut tree selection was amazing? You would think I work there with a review like this but I just love the way they run their business and care - so many businesses forget that people are the heart of a business - the team and the customers... Congrats and see ya next year!!!!

Service and food could improve. It was a busy day, though…read moreit shouldn't take 50 min for poutine. It came out lukewarm :( One of the servers made me a drink, said something to another server and stormed off. Someone else helped me 10 min later and handed me the beverage with ice cubes melted. Cute atmosphere its a shame

This 100-acre farm is located in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. It used to be a historic farm called…read moreMarshall Farm. It's located on a hill so the views are spectacular. We went in the fall and it was a perfect New England day; spooky season in full effect, sweater weather, and autumn decor. There was live music, picnic tables, and animals you can pet; there were goats and sheep. A feed dispenser was nearby, just insert some coins. The bar/restaurant line was not too long and it moved quickly. We had kettle popcorn, hot dogs, beers and cider. These were good and there were so many options; pizza, beer, ice cream, salad, nachos, etc. They are also a pick your own farm; from strawberries, flowers, pumpkins, apples, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, peaches, it all depends on the season. They even have a sugar house which produces maple syrup and other treats. We had an enjoyable time when we went and look forward to going back.

I have been to a couple of lovely events here in the past few years. Recently, Music in Bloom was…read moreso cool and nice. 36 dollars bought 2hrs and 45 minutes of music plus strolling or otherwise enjoying across 5 locations in the garden. Hearing the music floating in the air as you moved from space to space was so nice. Gorgeous, but still pretty early on the season for flowers. The music and wonderful art made it a really lovely evening. The cafeteria and bar were also serving and had a good selection.

Always a great walk in the garden. The new glass sculptures are interesting enough, not as good as…read morethe fairy houses before, though. Then again, cannot compare orange with apple. Always appreciated the efforts on various displays in the garden. Nice sunny day , enough shades to stroll leisurely without getting burned, yet get enough vitamin D in the process. Love this garden and never regret to be a member . Highly recommended to come to take a walk, have a nice lunch, visit the beautiful gift shop. Best of all, relax in the beautiful flowers to enjoy life's small pleasures.

5 stars for the peach pizza alone. We sat outside in the open back yard area of the Carlson orchard…read morebrewery/restaurant. There was an open lawn and games like corn hole for waiting customers to play with. We were helped almost immediately by the servers which was great since we had our two active toddlers with us. We ordered the peach pizza and fries. Both were delicious and were brought to us in under 10 mins after ordering. We met another family with kids due to the open seating. Our bill was brought to us right away and we were helped frequently through lunch. What more can you ask for?! Oh good music, they had that too :)

I've been wanting to check out this place for years after moving to the area and finally stopped in…read morethis afternoon. I knew I missed pick your own by just a few minutes, but I planned to check out the store and hopefully grab some produce and maybe go get a bite to eat. The store left much to be desired. I've been to many farm stands and this was one of the worst I've ever seen. Normally you can buy a couple peaches and pay by the pound, but not here. The least amount of peaches I could get would've been $8.50. I only wanted to try a few. Overall produce selection was lacking. They didn't seem to have a great selection of fresh baked goods. I did pick up some local spreadable cheese that I like, but it was pricey compared to other places I've purchased in the past (Smith's country cheese is very good if you want to try it out). It looks like a few people were eating outside, but I didn't make my way over as I was disappointed in the store. I decided to leave. I won't be back

Great Youth Orchestra! They wound amazing! They are a non profit organization and play a variety of…read moremusic.

From the owner: The Youth Ensemble of New England is comprised of around 35 young musicians ages 10 to 20. The…read moreorchestra rehearses at Thayer Performing Arts Center in Lancaster, Massachusetts, and plays over 30 concerts a year in local venues including schools, churches, libraries, assisted livings, and for other community organizations. They have played many concerts for charities and have a special interest in performing for children's charity organizations such as an orphanage for the children of AIDS victims in Zimbabwe, Africa, and for organizations formed to help children affected by natural disasters as well as fundraisers for music schools and various music festivals.