The Armory is usually kept up the Sleevory. But not in Albany. They do things differently there…read more If you happen to be in this very busy part of central Albany, perhaps getting an amazing Gyro from My Gyro Station, or a Falafel/Shawarma Pita sandwich from Mamoun's, you will instantly notice the massive, dominant, haunting, imposing structure across the street, just the way you see it in the rainy picture I posted. The Armory, for me, is the most spectacular sight in Albany. Partly because of the way it looks and dominates the area with its sheer size, but partly because it's in an area full of shops and people and traffic, and really stands out from all the typical downtown hustle and bustle, rather than being tucked away somewhere. It's right on a major intersection. It give Albany a lot of character and is well worth checking out. Definitely a 5-star attraction. And if you fall in love with a French girl here (probably from Montreal), then that's very Amoury.

Convenient an easy to get to. The beers were cheap and they also have 32oz glasses of beer?? We…read moredidn't try it but planning to the next time! The inside seating area is pretty good and every seat has a decent view, we sat along the 1st baseline and it was the cheapest ticket that the box office sold to us. Tickets are affordable. They also have a Bat Dog who collected the home teams bats during the first inning. They have event nights during the week. Would love to stay in the Hilton Hotel overlooking the ball field and watch from there

Staff are friendly, food could be better. You should come out to the park as the grounds crew…read moresometimes hands out baseball cards and you might be that lucky kid that gets picked to help the grounds crew paint the plate.

Can't wait for the new stadium. I remember going to see the Pittsfield Red Sox. Wonderfulread more

I came here for a Pittsfield Mets game in 1995. I remember the sun being too bright, but I also…read moreremember that the Schlitz cocktails were some of the best I ever had. Also, a kid punched the Mr. Met mascot right in the wiener. That is why I give it five stars.

I went here for the NY Energy Summit. The Renaissance, where I stayed, was next door. The amenities…read morewere good, and the layout was easy to navigate. The Summit comprised two conference halls -- one for doing work and conversing and the other for the panel discussions. There is a second floor that is a much larger conference hall with high ceilings and cool blue lighting. We had lunch on the one full day of the conference. Parking if you are driving is available across the street and can be accessed either from the street or through a skyway that is connected with the Capital Center.

An amazing event, conference, and convention space! Beautiful, scenic views, and excellent staff.read more

Great venue A lot of thinks to do…read moreMy favorite was the walk thru the estates that form New England region and learn about each area, indulge with the food and drinks offered and walk among the art crafts and find some live music performance Fall weather was perfect and we find a lot of nice things to take home My first visit and definitively not the last

Big E live blog:…read more -Rainy weekday afternoon crowd levels are robust. -Don't miss the Rhode Island Clam Chowder from Blount's in the Rhode Island building. -Of course I was curious about the long line for the Maine baked potato ($8, cash only). Quite an elaborate snack. -I'm slowing down my food pace so I don't fall asleep before the Sister Hazel show at 8. -Fried butter is fine if you want to say you had fried butter but you can skip it. -Smoked salmon in the Maine building was great. More surprising is that I also enjoyed the "Big Sexy" combo at Broccoli Bar. -I like the efficiency Farm-A-Rama, sort of a greatest hits collection that has some animals like goats and alpacas, giant pumpkins and local apples on sale for 50 cents each. -Sister Hazel did a fine job on their one major hit and also tore it up with a couple of cover tunes. You have to like a festival that books Chubby Checker (Friday at 2) and Queensryche (Sunday at 8).

There's a section where they pay you to park. Of course there are stipulations but you get a $50…read moregift card. I'll return my first game tonight the Patriots versus Chargers. Concession lines were short bathroom lines were short stadium looked clean band felt clean. Over all it was a good experience. Can't say I'm a fan of the Boston accent tho. Especially when they're drunk and slurring their words.

We decided to go to the Pats Giants game last minute and this was my first time at Gillette…read moreStadium. What's funny to me is that the stadium is in the middle of nowhere!! You're driving past a hobby lobby and a CVS then *BOOM* huge stadium and so many people. The parking situation is awful. I would think with all the rings, bracelets, whatever the Pats have, that they would have it figured out by now. Once you past 80,000 orange cones and police officers to park, you walk 25 mins (literally depending on the lot) to the stadium. Our seats were pretty good but the game was so packed we stood the entire time. I'm not a sports girl but I do love the vibe of hooting and hollering in earmuffs and gloves lol. I had a cutwater and a hot dog, not the best combo but it got me through for about $19. I would not return though. We after the 3rd quarter and still sat in traffic for 30 mins to get out.

Great facility to catch a hockey game in. Well lit, easy to access and not a bad seat in the house!…read more Staff very professional and friendly to get you into the venue quickly. Quick and efficient concession stands with some options to keep the hunger gremlins at bay while enjoying your favorite team play!

Located on Providence College campus. This arena has its own sports parking garage. It's safe, easy…read moreto find and absolutely beautiful. The facility is well taken care of. Great view in almost any seat. ADA accessible and even has reserved seating area for those that cannot use steps.

I have been playing pickup soccer here for years ! Great family Owned facility and the best deal in…read morethe state for pickup soccer at $10 per player. Fields are decent little slick but with a good shoe you should be fine.

Pretty nice fields. Snack bar isn't actually that bad surprisingly as to say it's not really what…read morethey do. Full size goals so I also like that. All around good place.

Sunday in the Park. Park Provision has a sign claiming Cold Beer Sold Here, but has No Beer…read moreavailable for sale. 1000% guest satisfaction fail.

This place is such a gem. From the Hartford area, the drive out to Lime Rock is beautiful in and of…read moreitself. The park is in an idyllic location, with gorgeous, hilly scenery as the back drop to the track. The race we attended was such a fun way to spend an afternoon with family. You seemed to be able to bring your own picnics, which makes sense because there is camping there also. There were also plenty of food trucks and vendors, beer tents, etc. and of course lots of cool race cars to look at. Pit row was open for fans to walk around and get close up, which was very cool. My 6 year old son was able to get a racer's autograph on his hat, and he thought that was pretty cool. The event staff seemed pretty lax, friendly, and helpful. We were with my parents, who especially appreciated the golf cart ride to the track from the parking area and back. Great experience and looking forward to returning.

Driving by and I saw this wooden covered bridge so we had to pull over and check it out! So glad…read morewe did, The bridge is located right with this cute,well cared for small park. Well maintained trees, bushes and plants. Love to see how well they take care of the landscape here, also lots of garbage cans around. The park even has a few benches to sit and relax on. The wooden covered bridge was very cool to see and walk through. No cars allowed.... so this allows you to walk right inside the bridge ( love that there is a picnic bench inside too)The bridge goes over a small stream loaded with rocks and wildlife. On the outside of the bridge there are also another pathway to get a closer look at the stream. Very cute area perfect for a quick lunch break and rest before getting back on the road.

Living Memorial Park is a local gem. Just past the quaint Creamery Covered Bridge off Rt 9, you'll…read morefind this park, central to the Brattleboro community. On one side of the entrance around the corner from the public pool there are play areas, basketball hoops, a gazebo and benches. Residents and non-residents alike may use the pool and small children's water park for a small fee. There are public bathrooms, but they are what you would expect from an old, public park bathroom...built with concrete blocks and minimally cleaned (ie: kinda gross), but at least they're available. On the other side of the entrance is a baseball field. In the winter, the hill is a popular spot for sledding and skiing. There is a T-bar and the capacity to make snow. Many local children get their start skiing here because it is incredibly inexpensive to buy a day pass and free for children under 5. If you venture further up the hill you'll find other fields, an ice skating rink, a small outdoor stage, and a picnic pavilion. The views from the top of the hill are beautiful, and from the top there are hiking trails through the woods around the park.