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Things To DoThings To Do
Tree House Brewing CompanyTree House Brewing Company
Tree House Brewing Company isn’t just a brewery—it’s a full-blown craft beer adventure nestled in the heart of New England. Founded in 2011 by four friends in Brimfield, Massachusetts, Tree House has grown from humble beginnings into a beloved destination for beer enthusiasts. Their flagship New England IPA, Julius, has garnered acclaim as one of the best beers in America, thanks to its juicy, citrus-forward profile. What sets Tree House apart is their commitment to quality and experience. They don’t distribute their beers, meaning the only way to enjoy their fresh, artfully crafted brews is by visiting one of their locations. Their main brewery in Charlton, MA, offers a picturesque setting with beautifully landscaped grounds, inviting taprooms, and a family-friendly atmosphere
Old Sturbridge VillageOld Sturbridge Village
Old Sturbridge Village is like stepping into a time machine back to the 1830s! This lively outdoor museum brings a New England town to life with costumed historians, old-school crafts, farm animals, and hands-on activities. You can churn butter, ride in a horse-drawn wagon, watch pottery making, or just wander through the charming historic homes and shops—it’s history with a fun twist! A day pass to Old Sturbridge Village offers a journey back to 1830s New England. Purchasing tickets online provides a $3 discount compared to at-the-door prices. Online rates are $27 for adults, $25 for seniors (55+), and $12 for youths aged 4–17. Children aged 3 and under are admitted free. At-the-door prices are $30 for adults, $28 for seniors, and $15 for youths .
Sadie Green's Curiosity ShopSadie Green's Curiosity Shop
Sadie Green’s Curiosity Shop is a charming, family-run boutique located in Sturbridge, Massachusetts. Established in the late 1970s, it offers an eclectic mix of handcrafted vintage-style jewelry, unique gifts, home décor, greeting cards, and more. Visitors can explore room after room filled with carefully curated treasures, including sea glass pieces, sterling silver items, and whimsical accessories. The shop’s ever-changing displays and diverse selection ensure that each visit offers a new and delightful experience.
Westville Recreation AreaWestville Recreation Area
A great easy, beautiful hike! Short drive from the venue .• Trails: The park features over three miles of trails, including a 1.8-mile loop around Westville Lake and a four-mile section of the Grand Trunk Trail. These trails are suitable for walking, jogging, and biking, and are accessible year-round.
Wells State ParkWells State Park
Activities and Features: • Hiking & Trails: Explore over 12 miles of trails suitable for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing. A notable trail leads to Carpenter Rocks, providing scenic views of Walker Pond and the surrounding forest . • Walker Pond: This 104-acre pond is ideal for boating and fishing, with species like largemouth bass, chain pickerel, and yellow perch. A boat ramp is available, but note that kayak and canoe rentals are not provided . • Camping: The park offers 60 campsites, including 55 tent/RV sites, 4 yurts, and 1 group site. Amenities include comfort stations with showers, picnic tables, fire rings, and grills. The camping season runs from Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day weekend .
Sturbridge Farmers MarketSturbridge Farmers Market
The Sturbridge Farmers Market is a vibrant community event held every Sunday! Will be there Sunday August 10th ( day after wedding ) from 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM, on the Town Common across the street from the Publick House. This open-air market features a diverse array of local vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal foods, handmade crafts, and more. It’s an excellent opportunity to support local businesses and enjoy the community atmosphere.
Saw Dust Coffee House & Dessert BarSaw Dust Coffee House & Dessert Bar
Saw Dust Coffee House & Dessert Bar is a locally owned café located at 371 Main Street in Sturbridge, Massachusetts, next to the historic Old Sturbridge Village. The establishment offers a variety of fresh coffee, handcrafted cocktails, and delicious desserts. With free Wi-Fi and ample seating, it’s an ideal spot for working, meetings, or casual gatherings. On Friday and Saturday evenings, the café features live acoustic music from 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM, and on Sundays, local artists perform throughout the day. The interior boasts a cozy, steampunk-inspired ambiance with comfortable seating arrangements.
Sturbridge Coffee HouseSturbridge Coffee House
Sturbridge Coffee House is a beloved local café located at 407B Main Street in Sturbridge, Massachusetts. Known for its cozy atmosphere and friendly service, it’s a favorite spot for both locals and visitors seeking quality coffee and delicious meals.
The BerkshiresThe Berkshires
The Berkshires in the Summer The Berkshires, located in western Massachusetts, are a dreamy summer escape packed with natural beauty, arts, culture, and charming small towns. Picture rolling green hills, fresh mountain air, wildflowers, farm stands, and peaceful lakes—it’s a little slice of New England magic. Distance from Sturbridge, MA Sturbridge to the Berkshires is about 1.5 to 2 hours by car (roughly 70 to 90 miles west via I-90). Things to Do in the Berkshires: • Tanglewood • Hiking & Outdoors: Explore trails in Mount Greylock State Reservation, Monument Mountain, or Bash Bish Falls—great for all levels of hikers. • Art & Museums: Visit The Clark Art Institute, Mass MoCA (a modern art haven), or Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge. • Charming Towns: Stockbridge, Lenox, and Great Barrington—filled with boutiques, galleries, and cozy cafés. • Lakes & Kayaking • Yoga & Wellness: Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health. Miraval Resort & Spa
BostonBoston
Boston in Summer Boston shines in summer with ocean breezes, lively streets, and tons to do. It’s about 1 to 1.5 hours east of Sturbridge (60 miles)—perfect for a city day trip or weekend getaway. Things to Do: • Walk the Freedom Trail for a taste of history. • Catch a Red Sox game at Fenway Park. • Take a harbor cruise or ferry to the Boston Harbor Islands. • Relax on the Esplanade or ride the swan boats in the Public Garden. • Explore the North End for Italian food and cannolis. • Shop and eat at Faneuil Hall. • Visit the Aquarium or Museum of Fine Arts. • Check out the Seaport for trendy spots and waterfront views. It’s a fun, walkable, and vibrant city—especially in the summer sun!