Or figure out who dunnit with an exclusive interactive game of mystery and murder behind the closed doors of Saybrook Point.Ģ4. Become a suppertime sleuth when you dine with the Dinner Detective in Hartford or New Haven. Eat your meal in an igloo, greenhouse, and more.Ģ3. To keep customers safe, restaurants are innovating unique experiences for outdoor dining. Many even offer curbside pickup or delivery!Ģ2. Connecticut’s craft beer scene is growing. Valentine’s Day will be here before we know it, and what better way to tell people you love them than with some chocolate? Take a trip down the Chocolate Trail to find the best goodies (and treat yourself while you’re at it!).Ģ1. Experience fine dining in unique repurposed spaces like a gas station, an engine room, a courtroom, or many other reimagined spaces throughout the state.Ģ0. From pubs and shoreline inns to fine dining, warm up to these destinations.ġ9. Toast the cold days and nights hearthside. Or try delicious vegan flavors at these plant-based restaurants, cafes, and eateries.ġ8. If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to eat better, Connecticut has a handful of fresh and local dining spots that will help you meet your goals. As they say, your phone eats first! Snap that perfect shot for Instagram before you dig in at these bakeries, pizza, pho places.ġ7. Go on a foodie tour. Indulge in Connecticut's authentic and tasty pizza, chocolate, or chowder trails.ġ6. Resolving to drink less, or perhaps committing to a Dry January? Try these fun non-alcoholic drinks of every flavor.ġ5. See performances by local artists and honor 9 special residents who are doing extraordinary things in, for and through the arts at The Connecticut Arts Hero Awards.ġ4. Experience a family-friendly exhibit featuring trains, miniature scenery, and lots of surprises to be found in the fully operational 26-foot model train layout at the Connecticut River Museum's 28th Annual Holiday Train Show.ġ3. If you're a fan of Rory, Lorelai and Luke, check out the real inspiration for the fictitious town here in Connecticut.ġ2. Follow the footsteps of the Gilmore Girls. Uncover the historic worlds of Mark Twain, Harriet Beecher Stowe and more when you tour these famous house museums.ġ1. From rock and indie to country, classical and beyond, listen to sweet, sweet sounds at these great live music venues.ġ0. Check out art exhibitions at Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, The Florence Griswold Museum, or even view art outside by exploring the Scultpure Trail at Lyman Allyn Art Museum in New London or visiting these photo-worthy outdoor murals.ĩ. Spend some time indoors admiring works of art in Connecticut.
If you want to try something new this year or just unleash some built-up stress, try your hand at axe throwing at Pine and Iron Axe Throwing in Hartford or Blue Ox Axe Throwing in Bridgeport.Ĩ. You might even stop by Cabela's for some extra gear.ħ.
Visit a local bait shop before cutting the ice to fish for bass, pike, and perch at Bantam Lake or Lake Waramaug. Swap the downhill runs for a peaceful glide through nature when cross-country skiing at James Goodwin State Forest in Hampton and White Memorial Conservation Center Museum in Litchfield.Ħ. Take in downhill thrills. Pack up your skis, snowboards, and tubes for some downhill fun at Mohawk Mountain Ski Area in Cornwall, Mount Southington Ski Area in Southington, Ski Sundown in New Hartford, or Powder Ridge Mountain Park & Resort in Middlefield.ĥ. Bundle up and reserve a time at the International Skating Center of Connecticut in Simsbury for a day of skating the ice.Ĥ. Warm up your muscles on any one of Connecticut’s hiking trails.ģ. Don’t let the cold keep you from getting your steps in. At Winding Trails in Farmington, you can rent snowshoes, skate skis, and cross-country skis.Ģ. Rent snowshoes from Housatonic River Outfitters and hit the Appalachian Trail and Mohawk State Forest.
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