Clark Farms Fall Festival Celebrates 250 Years of Rhode Island Farming
Get lost in 250 years of Rhode Island farming, then stick around for hayrides, zip lines, farm animals, live music, food and plenty of fall fun in Matunuck.
Get lost in 250 years of Rhode Island farming, then stick around for hayrides, zip lines, farm animals, live music, food and plenty of fall fun in Matunuck.
B.F. Clyde’s Cider Mill is open for the 2026 season in Mystic featuring fresh cider, cider donuts, free hard cider and wine tastings, and more. Bring your family to a cherished tradition before it ends.
Mystic’s European-style beer hall stretches Oktoberfest across five weeks.
Hunt for merchant-made scarecrows throughout Olde Mistick Village, scan the QR codes and help crown the winners in three categories during a monthlong fall tradition.
Glowing dinosaurs, singing pumpkins, bounce houses, live entertainers and marshmallows around the fire turn The Dinosaur Place into a Halloween adventure.
Seaside Shadows mixes colonial history, vampire scares, local legends and reported hauntings by lantern light.
A real pirate, a lost ship, a deadly New England nor’easter and 300 years of legend become the foundation for Mystic KOA’s monthlong haunted trail.
Mystic’s European-style beer hall opens early every Sunday for a dedicated brunch menu, bottomless mimosas and an easy start to a day at Olde Mistick Village.
Oxtail meets grits and crème brûlée meets French toast as Favorites Bistro Bar puts its Haitian and Caribbean spin on Sunday brunch in downtown New London.
Young artists learning how characters, drawing, storytelling, and page design come together before creating a superhero comic of their own.
One appetizer, one entrée and one drink for $25 turns Thursday into Girl Dinner at New London’s Caribbean-influenced Favorites Bistro Bar.
Freshly shucked oysters, sparkling wine and Mystic River views come together every Thursday night at La Plage. The romantic setting is currently scheduled through New Year’s Eve.