We visited in September 2024 and I thought I had posted a review, but sometimes when I'm writing…read morereviews in the car while in-transit, they get lost in the either, so here I am again! We didn't get an early start and by the time we arrived there were lines miles away from the entrances. Police were directing traffic down different streets toward different parking areas. So plan to arrive early. Parking is in grassy fields surrounding the fairgrounds and there is a *lot of it so plan to walk quite a way to and from your vehicle and to drive 'off road' for a bit. Definitely do not bring your sports car if you can help it because those fields have ruts. The road way we walked in on was dirt and they did have a tractor pulling a cart if you wanted a ride that went by occasionally. Strollers and/or wagons for the smaller ones if an absolute must. There are a few entrances into the fairgrounds so make note of which entrance you are parked near. There are maps of the fairgrounds available inside (we were not offered one upon entry) at an information kiosk we stumbled upon. They also have designated 'meet up' spots in case you get separated from members of your group so maybe find those and let the kids know where to meet up if they get lost. And we *did come across some lost children who were frightened out of their wits so please do let the little one's know what to do if they get separated from you. (Yes, someone helped them locate their family but it still breaks my heart see how scared they were.) We enjoyed our visit to the Deerfield Fair. Although we did not partake of any of their ride options, we very much enjoyed their farm demonstration and exhibits. From the pig barn to award winning veg and chutneys it's a lot of fun. We also took in some heavy stock pulling competition in one of the outdoor areas. I can assure you the shady side was full, so plan on getting a seat early if you need a rest and shade (or sun). I really enjoyed the roving Pirate dressed in full gear, playing pirate and nautical music on his motorized pirate ship. Brought a smile to my face! There are plenty of food options here. Definitely something for everyone and we tried a couple of options. It was a beautiful day and the fair was super busy so there were definitely lines for food no matter the time of day. The staff in the food trucks were all lovely even with all the crowds needing attention. We took a walk through the kids petting zoo, and a tent full of old tractors that was very interesting. They also had a demonstration of several old motorized farm equipment pieces. Whether you are here for historic farm equipment, modern rides, fair food, cow barns, pigs, award winning veg or tractor pulls, Deerfield Fair has you covered. Wear you walking shoes!

The Deerfield Fair began in 1876 as a one day event; in 1930 it became a two day event; in 1945 it…read morebecome a three day event; by 1950 it became a four day event. It's located on 100 acres and during those four days, it had approximately 100,000 visitors. I really enjoyed experiencing this historic fair. It happens annually every September and probably the largest fair I've been to. I love the autumn and New England setting; it just feels super New England. Parking was plentiful when we went but I can understand if people get lost since there were so many cars. Also, if you have a low frame car, becareful because there were tons of deep potholes under all that grass. There were so many vendor tents, activities, and events. There were horse shows, live music, circus, magic show, rides, fair food, and petting zoo to name a few. I really enjoyed the variety of foods; so many to choose from. There were tons and tons of people. My family and I had a great time.

Beautiful location. Beautiful stores. Expensive! If you're ready to spend some money, come to…read moreNewberry Street. So much to choose from the high end luxury stores. I love it!!

I loved strolling Newbury street for its atmosphere, historic brownstones, elegance, old charm. I…read moreliked it so much, I went to check it out twice during my visit. We walked here easily from Kenmore Sq. but there's Hynes Convention Center T-stop at the beginning of the famous street. Cute buildings and shops, lots to explore, cafe-s, restaurants. Unfortunately more chains took over from the time my husband lived near by. I wasn't impressed with the selection of restaurants either, couldn't find a place to dine here at. Lots of boba drinks shops. Very pleasant to stroll, you can walk as much as you like. The shopping area goes for about 8 blocks. A must see area in the Back Bay of Boston! Their main outdoor, historic, shopping area!

This is a great open air market. There are so many vendors here ranging from groceries, crafts, and…read morefoods to eat right in the moment. They had so many artisan vendors lined up on the other side of the market too. There truly is something for everyone here. We ended up getting some fruits and veggies from one of the farms, chicken breasts, and some artwork to bring back. We also grabbed a couple of snacks and the fresh squeezed lemonade here was incredible. They had the Wimbledon match on the big screen and a live music act the whole time we were there. There was plenty of shade from the sun and picnic tables to sit and relax. This is a fun place to check out when you live or visit Boston.

Open air market with various vendors. This market is located in what I thought was the "art…read moredistrict", it is located on site of a building that houses various artists works. I was lucky enough to meet a few of the artists while they were actively working on a new piece. As for the market, it isn't just artist, but more some community members that are showcasing their products. I saw candles, blown gas, food products, options to grab a bite to eat, and jewelry, etc. I didn't purchase anything, due to having to travel back home, but each tent I visited they were nice and answered questions about their products. Will definitely visit again but not on a day of rain. My visit was cut short due to rain, but they were still out there rain or shine they are open!

I really like the update they did with adding planters! It makes it feel more welcoming and…read moreelegant. I also appreciate the addition of Talbots upstairs.

One of my favorite shopping centers. Very clean. Huge variety of stores. Love that they have high…read moreend luxury stores here - not many in other malls. All employees that I interacted with were very friendly and knowledgeable. You will not leave empty handed!!

I own Rodeo Realty. We purchased account Tech four years ago. We still can't get it to work…read moreproperly. We had an old program that we bought in 2001. That company is out of business. We are still using it because we have never been able to get account tech working. I've made numerous calls and rarely get a call back. You have to threaten them to get a call. Mark is a slick salesman, but nothing he has said has worked out. They can't even do an MLS feed! Fortunately we have been able to keep our old program running or we would have been screwed. I'm into this system for something like $75,000. It will never work. I don't even care about the money. It's the aggravation. I hired one person to just try to figure it out. He is an expert but he can't get it working either. If you want to pay for something that has absolutely no chance of working I'd recommend Account Tech, otherwise don't make the mistake I made!

First time going to this fair and really enjoyed it. First off I have to say the entrance and most…read moreof the things inside are CASH ONLY. They did say on their website and I forgot. They only had one ATM at the entrance and many people forgot cash so we had to wait in line for 45 mins for the ATM! The ticket line was fast so that was a good thing. So Don't forget your CASH. They have a few rides, lots of games, LOTS of food, a petting barn, animals and a grandstand with all kinds of entertainment. There is plenty to do and at $15 to get in and free parking it's not a bad price. Food is expensive but all fair food is. We got a bloomin onion, and I got a hot Italian sausage and both were great and exactly what I wanted in fair food. They had so many options I didn't know what to pick. The rodeo was going on but it was super crowded and we could not find a seat. Overall great fair experience just bring cash and expect large crowds as it was really packed.

I've been to other fairs before but this was my first time at Cumberland County Fair. I'm not sure…read morehow I feel about it. There's something for everyone, arcade games, rides, and food vendors. I've notice there's not a beer garden like other fairs but that's okay. I think the free parking was a huge plus. This fair is also a fraction of size of other fairs but admission is still the same price. I would come here again if I was in the area but won't make a trip out of my way.

My favorite shopping mall with the fact it's located my hometown where I grew up in, when I first…read moremoved to the states when I was only five years old! The old version of the mall was good as it grew with time growing up with it. The store just got better and replaced with no better stores and more high-end stores. There's a really big food court and a POP MART, which I love and a part of the mall where they have regular retail stores stuff and not just high-end stores.

Natick Mall has really changed since when I was a child. It still at heart is a mall, but now it…read morehas lots to offer. I think the most prevalent thing I've noticed is how there are a lot of entertainment options now. Dave and Busters was the first to open, followed by Level 99. Now there's also a Puttshack and a Bosee Pickleball club. I think this adds a layer because it turns into "just a mall" to a social gathering spot where you could shop, eat, or have fun. There's something for all ages with this. Now when it comes to the shopping, there's still your average clothing stores, there's beauty and jewelry stores like Sephora and Pandora, and also a Macys if you want a department store. There's also a wing with more high-level luxury stores, like a Zara, Louis Vitton, Tiffany, and David Yurman. I think this area is nice if you want luxury but not to travel into Boston. There's a lot of empty stores in this wing too so hopefully they get filled soon. Food options are good too, they have a food court, Cheesecake Factory, P.f. chang's., California Kitchen pizza, and the food inside of the entertainment places too. Overall this mall has been renovated a lot, and I think for the better. It encompasses a lot and you don't have to come here just to shop, but you can if you'd like. I will say though they have plenty of parking which includes free garages, people are still unkind around the holidays and you might be circling around for a while before you find a spot. Parking is always hard here no matter what and I know people who avoid this mall because of it, which is sad but I get it. I heard if you come on a weekday morning it's better.