So the enchanted village is something I would recommend you try at least once. It's a seasonal…read moreevent and I would say also a way to increase demand by limiting it's availability. The village portion is free and then you can get tickets to see the laser show, the 4d ride, play a carnival style reindeer racing game, go down a tube slide, get an expensive picture with Santa and get their famous blueberry muffins. You probably have to buy tickets in advance to get the hours you want for the shows but no reservation needed for the other things you can do. It's a nice experience which personally I wouldn't do often, maybe every few years or so, but kids tend to enjoy it so if you have kids you might end up having to do it every year :p. It's cheaper than a carnival and an indoor experience during the cold days of the winter.

We love our annual tradition of visiting the enchanted village. The place is clean and fun. The…read morevillage exhibit is magical with the snow. I wish they would let it snow longer or more frequent bc a first time visitor could walk through and miss the best part. Rudolph 4D is great for children.

I bought 6 quarts of these delicious peaches. Superb! I made spiced peach ice cream out of the last…read morejar. Back to East Bridgewater soon for more.

September 21, 2025 - 10am…read more I had an amazing fun time apple picking today at C.N. Smith Farm in East Bridgewater. The weather was perfect and the fruit was delicious. The staff are very friendly and the produce is top notch. The cider donuts are the best I've ever had, so good that I ate one and couldn't stop. This place is surely the apple of my eye!

This place is really fun! There were two attractions and they send each group in separately. I must…read moresay that I think the crowds take away from the attractions a bit. I went a few years ago and the experience was amazing because they did a good job of separating the groups.

5 for the Mansion, 4 for the Outpost! Amazing sets, makeup, and actors. The walk-through squeeze…read moretunnel (aka the "birth canal") nearly took me out but worth it. Huge props to the cast for surviving both scares and teenagers. I'll be back next yr!!!

Made it to the final Friday Night at Langwater Farm. We have been planning to visit Langwater all…read moreSummer but one thing lead to another and we were not able to make it. Of course, we made it on the last night...Labor Day weekend (Friday), we were able to make it part of a trip to Marshfield so it was great. We made the trip....traffic was not to bad, which was a huge bonus. Upon arrival, we noticed that it was a very busy night at Langwater...tons of cars parked in the front of the farm in an orderly fashion. We were lucky enough to get a spot near the entry and make our way to the Farm. Immediately, we saw two lines....one for pizza and one for drinks (at the bar). The lines moved quickly. The stafff at Langwater has a real great process of getting each order in and moving on to the next customer. Obviously, they have done this before! The pizza that we ordered as "excellent". The wood-fired ovens were roaring and pumping pizza's out quickly! The bartenders at the bar were just as quick. Plenty of help and everyone moving through the drink line was awesome to see. Music was being played with hundreds of families and friends laying around on their blankets and beach chairs, which made everyone happy and the vibe relaxed! I would love to come back here when the farmstand is open and to try some chicken wings and ice cream....which I decided not to try this visit. I am guessing they have a lot of delicious items for sale! Price: very fair Crowd: very busy Vibe: Family ....easy going Service: awesome Will we be back? : For sure

Great experience attending a birthday party on the rain here. They covered the wagon for the…read morehayride and offered a large rented areas for the party to take place. The pizza from the restaurant was excellent - get the veggie. Impressed by the outdoor bar and the assortment of baked goods, sandwiches, and drinks. Lots of areas for kids to run around while the adults have a drink and bite to eat. They also offer coffee and ice cream.

When I originally signed up for this event we thought it would be a normal 5k race with DJs playing…read morealong the course. Instead it was an un-timed free-for-all. The course was very dark and confusing - it changed from pavement to rocks to grass, and it was very difficult to know if you were even on the right course. It was more of a music festival than a 5k - which would have been fine if that what we knew we were getting. As another reviewer mentioned, the website said free parking, but it was $10 cash to park when we got there. There were no were near enough restroom facilities for the number of people there, we waited 20-30 minutes to use a nasty porta-potty. The whole event was very poorly planned and I would not attend again. I think this was just an excuse to have an all ages music festival where they could serve alcohol.

They were very disorganized! At first, they did not check any confirmation email at the…read moreregistration! I paid $29 plus processing fee plus pickup fee! There were people without a ticket/barcode, and they just joined this event for free! Second, their website and email confirmation was clearly indicated that parking was free but we paid $10 for parking, and later they updated their website says it was cash only! It was an event for all ages! They did not check your IDs at the entrance, so they did not give any bracelet if you were over 21! They didn't even ask IDs when they were selling liquor! I saw kids with beers or even with hard liquor! They changed start line last minute! I saw kids were fighting, and I believe if you search online you can find a video on youtube or somewhere, because some other kids were recording it! They were lucky, there were no serious incident! I saw only a few police officers at the event site! Overall, I don't recommend any parents take their kids or send them to this event!

I have gone to the Irish Cultural Centre for the Serendipity a la Mode event (formerly Brown Sugar)…read morefor several years and the outdoor venue is equally beautiful during the day and in the evening. The outdoor area is covered by a large tent and there is room for vendors around the perimeter which adds ambience to the day party. The indoor bar area is exactly what you would expect from an old school pub (dark wood, beige, and close quarters) and the bathrooms could use a lot of updating and regular upkeep when a big event is taking place. I would have a party here, but if they want to elevate this as a wedding venue, there needs to be some major renovation to the pub and the restrooms (specifically the ladies room). There's a little footbridge to cross from the parking lot to the actual space which is actually kind of fun for pictures and feels like you are on a little adventure. I can not speak to the service (other than the bar...pretty typical experience...not enough bartenders for the crowd indoors...outdoors was a bit better later in the evening). The food I have had in the past is provided by third parties, so I can not make any comments about the venue's food supply.

A warm Irish welcome is given by every staff member and volunteer as genuine as those given in the…read morepubs and homes in our Emerald Isle!!

I've been coming to this shop for years and absolutely love it! They have a great selection of…read morecrystals and just about everything spiritual, all at really reasonable prices. They also offer all kinds of readings, and every one I've had has been incredibly accurate I always felt a genuine connection with the reader. On top of that, they have a wide variety of classes, so there's always something new to explore. Definitely one of my favorite spiritual shops! Staff at the front are always informative and friendly as well.

I have visited Open Doors in Braintree mass on many occasions when I feel like I second-guess…read moremyself on my own intuition on my own healing, bright light. And I never leave there without feeling satisfied with my readings. And the very last time I was there, she explained to me that not only was a healer, in a sense I could help other people more. She inspired me. I bought my first two sets of tarot cards. I bought a beautiful Wind-chime that I leave on my deck it hangs over my deck gardens. And I also I'm looking forward to taking some Reiki classes here . I'm sure many other classes I'll be interested into. I've also purchased several different stones that I carry with me in my pocketbook to protect me while I'm driving. I also put stones inside my zipped pillowcase to help me sleep and stay protected from darkness.. My favorite thing are my Sage and my cleansing candles alongside my protection spray that she recommended that smells wonderful and alongside my spirit guides protecting me, I do feel like the spray helps.. Every time I walk into Open Doors , I'm greeted with such welcoming individuals. You feel like you're home. They're right there to share stories or help you find what you need. I'm looking forward to going back whenever I can. Thank you so much Open Doors sincerely, Jenny Folco.

Even as someone who isn't usually a fan of art museums, this was AWESOME…read more Things to love: - art that is really cool to look at and impressively made - admission is pay what you want with suggested donations - the front is a craft store!! - artists in residence - apparently they also have classes - gorgeous waterfront views!!

Wouldn't try to donate anything to your museum. Offered a nice acrylic case with peach carvings and…read morebasically said we we will pass on the donation. The old adage it's not what you say it's how you say it. Could have been said nicer since I bothered to take photos and it appeared to be too much effort to write more than a sentence or two. I guess the problem is my piece is too good for your crappy museum. Well I'm going to pass on ever donating money to your museum and wouldn't ever support such a place. I'll Pass