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    Apple Harvest Festival - Really good

    Apple Harvest Festival

    4.4(24 reviews)
    9.3 mi

    Weekend fun. We like to Visit this festival almost every…read moreyear. First visit is to the delicious apple fritters stand. OMG its just a very popular treat, eating it as soon as they come out its an amazing experience. We noticed how popular this festival is becoming and more people visiting every year. The stands and food vendors are always great. We stopped to watch a few dances too. It was a bummer that they didn't have a second parade, most people gather for that but its only once over two weekends event. Until next time

    The annual Southington Apple Festival occurs in the fall for 6 days and on two weekends. In the…read moreNortheast, it is one of the longest and largest festivals. There's plenty of activities for the 100,000 people that visits. There were plenty of food tents, a parade, fireworks, carnival rides, arts & crafts, live music, and more. There were parking ordinances throughout. I saw many lots charging a fee and free parking throughout. We were able to find free parking at a municipal parking lot, after some driving aorund. The event was packed! I had apple cider margarita at a booth with live music. Also, I had apple crisp with vanilla ice cream from a church; both items were good! My family had a fun time at this traditional event and glad to have checked it off our list.

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    Apple Harvest Festival - Totally over-the-top delicious variety of chocolate covered apples

    Totally over-the-top delicious variety of chocolate covered apples

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    Connecticut Garlic and Harvest Festival

    Connecticut Garlic and Harvest Festival

    4.0(22 reviews)
    10.8 mi

    this was my first garlic fest and i literally had the time of my life. when they say they're over…read more200+ vendors, they seriously mean it!! it took me an hour just to browse around before really like stopping at the places i wanted to, it was incredible! they had so many unique booths and i got to try so many samples ranging from black garlic, garlic chocolate bark, garlic fudge, garlic vinegar, garlic cheese, so much more, i was in absolute heaven. all the non garlic vendors were also soo good, my bank account was definitely balling out this weekend, haha! can't wait for next year!

    "Brains in the pot, they're beginning to boil They're…read moredripping with garlic and olive oil" (Bob Dylan) What did we find at the Bethlehem Garlic & Harvest Festival? More than we could possibly imagine! Everything from A to Z: Argusville Farms fresh garlic Biscotti & Beyond Cousins Maine Lobster Donna's Sewing Extreme Peelers Faddy's Donuts Great Minds Coffee Roasters Happy Camper Mushrooms In Stitches and Stuff Jersey Pickles Knot of This World Pretzels Laura's Raw Honey Micalizzi'a Italian Ice Nectar of the Vine Oronoque Farms Bakery Peanut Principle Quest for the Beasties Rockerbox Spice Company Saltbox Seasonings Thai Place Restaurant Underground Truffles Chocolate Vintage Times Maps Wildwood Granola Xtra Hot Sauces from a multitude of vendors Yankee Hot Pepper Products Zillions of other things It was our first visit here and we were very surprised at the sheer size of the festival. We saw carnival rides, carnival games, children's activities, two stages of live music, booths from 26 garlic growers, 97 Specialty Food Stands, 8 Soap vendors, 14 Food Court vendors, 60 craft vendors, 16 Snack Food Vendors, 12 Jewelry vendors, and 9 "miscellaneous" vendors. We walked around for an hour and picked up an eclectic group of stuff -a chili soup mix, a cinnamon chocolate chip bread, a salted caramel coconut beer blondie, a salted pretzel knot, two Asian dumplings, and a cup of chocolate Italian ices. It was outstanding, simply outstanding.

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    Connecticut Garlic and Harvest Festival
    Connecticut Garlic and Harvest Festival - Why have any old kielbasa when you can have COLOSSAL Kielbasa!!

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    The Connecticut Renaissance Faire - The royal pup

    The Connecticut Renaissance Faire

    3.5(28 reviews)
    42.3 mi

    Came over here to spend the holiday with our daughter while she's in university. She was looking…read morefor things to do in Connecticut. It was our 1st time and man was it fun. I highly recommend you bring cash most of the food vendors prefer cash but a lot of other places take card and Apple Pay. The staff and event goers were so fun. You can bring your pets for a small fee. Costumes are recommended but not mandatory and there is plenty of costumes to buy there if you change your mind. There is something for everyone. I highly highly recommend you bring lots of sunscreen , sunglasses, hat, comforter sneakers or shoes to walk in, baby wipes / flushable wipes, and hand sanitizers. A lot of the Porter potties did not have toilet paper. I was so lucky that I always carry these on hand. If you over 21 and drink do not skip the booth that's selling Mead! I recommend getting the 8oz traditional one with honey I went back 3x on how good it was and man was it strong make sure your eating and have a designated driver that's how strong it was and sneaks up on you but definitely delicious. The turkey leg was so yummy tasted like ham and turkey was very yummy reminded me of universal studios turkey leg chef kiss! Definitely must try. There's lots to do fun activities and definitely worth going I definitely want to go back.

    The Ren Faire has been a staple in CT for many years. The shows are great, the entry price is…read morereasonable, and everyone seems to have a great time. The food is priced according to the kind of event it is. There are people in costumes and people without. If you don't want to dress up you don't need to and they don't make you feel out of place for being in regular clothes. The faire is a great day of family fun doing something a little different from your ordinary festivals. I highly recommend this faire over "the other one" in Massachusetts.

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    The Connecticut Renaissance Faire - The poor sacrificing of ogre meat

    The poor sacrificing of ogre meat

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    Southington Italian American Festival

    Southington Italian American Festival

    4.0(1 review)
    9.1 mi

    "What if we went to Italy…read more                                                                                             I don't speak a word of Italian Except for Campari and soda for two" (Mary Chapin Carpenter) What a nice time we had at the Southington Italian American Festival. Lower Center Street was closed off to vehicle traffic, creating a pedestrian mall of sorts. But no worries, there were tons of street parking and parking lots on upper Center Street. The street was lined with colorful high top tables and Italian flags making it quite festive. Many of the nearby restaurants had outdoor sales booths, so the festival kind of expanded beyond its boundaries. Once we entered the fairgrounds, there was live music from the big entertainment stage, a big tent to buy raffle tickets for dozens of gift baskets, and oh yeah-- the food stations. Sausage and peppers, gelato, pasta fagiole, soffrito, sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, and of course.... pizza! I had a pepperoni slice from Nonna's, and I swear, I was transported back to the great Italian pizza I grew up on from Jerome Avenue in the Bronx. Oh, and they even had a petting zoo for the little Bambinos and a Sunday morning Mass. The Festival is only open for a few days, and we were there on Sunday which marked the end of the Southington Italian American Festival's 2022 edition. I'd love to go back next year and try the sausage and peppers!

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    Southington Italian American Festival
    Southington Italian American Festival

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    Norwalk Seaport Oyster Festival

    Norwalk Seaport Oyster Festival

    2.6(15 reviews)
    36.6 mi

    I've heard about this event for a long time, but this was the year I finally attended the Norwalk…read moreOyster Festival and it did not disappoint. The price was $15 for adults and $8 for kids aged 5-12. All children are free on Sunday. What perfect timing, we passed by the Mohegan sun booth right in time for the 4pm Tao chef demo session. I've eaten at Tao before, so I was eager to participate. All I had to do was place a $25 bet on the app and it granted my party of 4 admission. The chef was very entertaining. We got a delicious BLT bao bun each and each got a ticket to redeem a $10 drink from a nearby juice truck, Ta' Deliciozo. The juices were made fresh with quality ingredients. To top it off, under our chairs was an envelope with a prize listed. We won merchandise and credit in the app. This was a very good steal! Definitely got our money's worth. We stop by a few tastyfood trucks then watched some of the 6pm Ready Go Dog Show. I enjoyed this event and will definitely be back next year!

    Absolutely the worst festival I've ever attended. A complete waste of time and money…read more Parking is a nightmare. There is barely any parking available, leaving you with the choice of paying $20+ for third-party parking or hunting for metered street parking that's limited to three hours. Then there's the $20 admission fee for adults, which would be understandable if there were actually something worth seeing. The vendor selection was pathetic, and the overall quality was extremely disappointing. But the biggest joke is the name: Oyster Festival. Why? There was essentially one oyster vendor, selling questionable oysters, plus two carts offering overpriced lobster rolls of horrible quality. That's it. No New England charm. No unique atmosphere. No meaningful representation of local food, culture, or vendors. Just overpriced food, limited options, and a hefty admission fee for what feels like a glorified street fair. Save your money and skip this event. There are plenty of excellent restaurants and pubs in the area where you'll get a much better experience for your money. Complete rip-off. Zero stars if Google allowed it.

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    Ready Go Dog Show

    Norwalk Seaport Oyster Festival
    Norwalk Seaport Oyster Festival

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