Locally grown produce is da bomb. This summer I forced myself to get my veggies by joining the Farm…read moreSchool CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program. For $600, I received a box chock full of all kinds of vegetables, from those I know (kale, onions, potatoes, carrots, cucumbers, squash, blueberries, basil, etc) to those I don't (gourds?, random greens?, I don't know?). It has done a lot to expand my vegetable repertoire. There was so much produce, I split the share with a co-worker. We each cook for two people, and the amount of vegetables we received weekly has been more than sufficient. We more than got our money's worth. They also have a freezer on site where you can buy locally grown meats! yay! And they often have gorgeous bouquets of flowers for $6 or $7, and cage free eggs. How does it work? Well you sign up in the winter, and indicate the day on which you would like to receive your produce, and where you want to pick it up. They have a drop off point in Watertown at the Arsenal on the Charles, which conveniently enough is where I work. They also have a drop off point in Cambridge, or you can go out to the farm in Athol. CSAs are for people who like to cook, aren't afraid to learn about new vegetables, and want to support local farmers. CSAs are not for people who don't like vegetables, cooking, or getting their food from nearby. All in all, I am 100% positively absolutely definitely going to sign up for this CSA next year. There is some risk - if the crops don't come in, you lose your money - but I think it's well worth the chances. Hey, it's gotta be safer than the stock market these days, eh?

Terrible education would not reccomend i hated my experience there…read more I would never send my kid there i perfer athol schools. Its so cramped in there, One time your special classes would have to wheel a stand into your class. Every month you have a assembly. They focus less on education and more on having fun. If you want your kid to succeed dont send them here because i know i wont.

Amazing place for kids to go and be creative for camp. The owner is kind and helpful. My kids want…read moreto go back all of the time! A precious experience.

From the owner: Feather Press Studio is a two-story art and print studio. Aspiring artists of all ages can explore…read moretheir creativity in an intimate studio atmosphere that supports the joy of play and discovery through art-making. Daytime, after school, and evening classes for kids, teens and adults are offered throughout the year.

I absolutely love this place! The riding lessons are very affordable and the instructors are…read moreextremely knowledgeable. Each student is treated like family and is supported and encouraged to achieve their equestrian goals. Whether you are just learning to ride for the first time, or you want to polish your riding skills for the show ring, Crimson Acres will make you feel at home.

Beautiful preparatory school near Gill, MA. It has very well kept grounds. Students are well…read moreeducated.

My daughter is a sophomore and we absolutely love the school. I am sad to see the one star rating…read moreby a fellow boarding school athlete as the only review/rating show up whenever I add the location to my maps so I'm adding mine.