What- there isn't a review of this?!?!?! No way…read more Ok. Here's one: THIS FESTIVAL ROCKS. I import out of towners for it. Not the usual mega mall of vendors, it's a locals only scene. Very authentic. Not the largest spread of food, but all A-ok, and not corndogs. The music? World class. The crowd? Super groovy, family friendly but not oppressively so. The "no alcohol" policy? Uh- not heavily enforced b/c there are NO DRUNKS! We get there for the hot air balloon show Sat, & always stay through the last gasp on Sunday. DO NOT MISS the dance tent in back: always a band you are glad to discover back there. Bring a cooler, and an umbrella and sunscreen and GET A PARKING PASS EARLY! (even tho there's a free shuttle to parking as of this year.)

Amazing festival that is wonderful for families and al ages. Has always proven to provide a…read morewonderful mix of up and coming acts with legends in the industry and a wide array of New Orleans based acts. The hot air balloons add a unique and beautiful backdrop to the festivities too and make for wonderful sunrise and sunset photos!

Great place! We were able to get a great tree last minute. Larry and Susan were very helpful!read more

This was such a great B&B, I registered here to write about it since I used yelp on the trip. Very…read morecomfortable rooms with private baths in an old farmhouse in Western Massachusetts, a sitting room (with fire) just for guests. The owners, Susan and Larry, were very welcoming and helpful with local information. Plan on lots of time to enjoy breakfast, which is a multicourse affair of fresh local fruit, homemade granola, trays of just-made bread and sweet goodies, PLUS a main course and lots of coffee and tea, and walk it off with a stroll down to the pond or among the arts & crafts shops of Shelburne Falls.

Cannot say enough about an orchard with a view!…read more Did a fall foliage drive and decided to drive past the orchard. I always drive through in the winter for the beautiful sunrise over the mountains in the distance. Never seen it in the fall before and it was busy! Too be expected as my buddy owns Fern Valley Farm in Wilbraham so I already have my apples for the year. But, my girlfriend and I stopped for some cider and a cider donut at one of the stands off to the side in the parking lot. I had a cider lemonade which I enjoyed. Babe had a regular cider which was not to her liking as, in my opinion, coming from Michigan there is a lot of culture she's getting used to around here. I wouldn't put it past this being a fun trip for any family! Looks as if you get a tractor ride to some of the apples if you so choose to do that.

Love this place! Every year my family of 7 siblings and their families take an annual trip up the…read moreMohawk Trail and Apex is our first stop. Beautiful view over looking the valley. We take the tractor ride down to the orchard and pick bushel's to take home. Many different kinds of apples to pick. Cider donuts and cider are available in the little store. P.S. there is also a new cidery located directly across the street that has fantastic (6%) ciders.

Pretty disappointing. There were only 4 beers on tap - which were just okay - definitely nothing to…read morewrite home about. The wine and cheese selection looked good - but I wanted some good beer. If you're looking for good beer - skip this place.

We came with a large group and did the wine and beer tasting ($7/person for 4 samples). I'm…read morenormally more of a beer person but opted to do the wine option and I'm glad I did! I particularly enjoyed the Syrah and the Alicante. We were also given a beautiful cheese board with an assortment of meats, cheeses, crackers and jams which was lovely! The girls in our group who did the beer testing weren't impressed and said they wished they'd done wine tasting instead. I guess that's what you get when you try to do a beer tasting at a winery haha. The winery itself is cute and there are a few nice seating options outside to enjoy the weather and wine outside. The inside is cute and not too small. Overall we enjoyed our visit!

wait time for food is absolutely atrocious…read more already been waiting 25 minutes for a breakfast sandwich, mind you there's only one other person here having a coffee

This place has been a safe haven for my girlfriends and I for many years. Special place in my heart…read morefor the iced chai, mochas, and the best gluten free focaccia I've ever had. It's so good, we always stop here when I'm in town. It's the same trio of people working always and they're always friendly. Full of locals. Great Internet cafe or place to read and hang out. Very laid back. All around, I love it.

Love joe such a classy guy never felt ashamed for my poor guitar playing around him and i'm quite…read moreapreshiative of such as the experiense as of this

Joe is a great guitar teacher! Whether you're a beginner or a highly experienced guitarist, Joe is…read moreeffective at advancing your skills. He incorporates in a theory in a way that accessible. You can play whatever style of music you're interested. Joe will use the songs you want to learn and teach you how to play them and how to play them better.

This was such a fun experience! Better than I expected in such a small town. The trolley was built…read morein 1896, and it was restored in the 90s and is functional! The museum is super cool and very small, but worth checking out. At the time of writing this, tickets are only $5 each. Well worth it. It's run by all volunteers too. There's several train pieces on the property including a caboose that you can go inside, as well as 4 or so other pieces that you can see and read about but aren't safe to go inside yet. There's also a hand cart you can operate which is so fun! It really picks up speed too. The trolley ride itself is fun! The tour guide has a ton of knowledge and explains the history of trolley cars, trains, and freight at the time the trolley was in operation. This was such a neat experience!

Having traveled to the Trolley Museum in Maine we have seen a ton of different trolleys, but this…read moretiny museum in Shelburne Falls is a great local attraction. This museum has a few trolleys which have not been restored, but they have Trolley Car No. 10 which was a locally run trolley. The staff and conductors here are polite and more than willing to tell you the history of Car 10. Overall, this tiny museum has a ton of history attached and I love the fact that it is located in such a beautiful area.