THINGS TO DO!
LOCAL THINGS TO DO
It Adventure Ropes Course
40 Sargent DrFUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
PEZ Visitor Center
35 Prindle Hill RdConnecticut Science Center
250 Columbus BlvdPowder Ridge Mountain Park & Resort
99 Powder Hill RdMuntanja Southington Ski Area
396 Mt Vernon RdSki Sundown
126 Ratlum RdJust 5 minutes from Making Waves! Guest Passes available upon request.
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East Haven Town Beach
80-4 Cosey Beach AveJust 5 minutes from Making Waves! Guest Passes available upon request.
The Shops at Yale at 56 Broadway
56 BroadwayThis is a FREE, beautiful, handicapped accessible park less than 5 minutes from Making Waves with scenic walking trails along New Haven Harbor, ball fields, tennis courts and more!
Hannah’s Dream Playground
274 Woodward AvenueThis is a FREE, beautiful, handicapped accessible park less than 5 minutes from Making Waves with scenic walking trails along New Haven Harbor, ball fields, tennis courts and more!
FUNBOX NEW HAVEN COUNTY - MILFORD
Just 20 minutes from Making Waves!
Grey Goat Farmtique
Just 15 minutes from Making Waves.
Park ta' Esplorazzjoni u Diskoveri Brownstone
161 Brownstone Ave
Bishop's Orchards Farm Market & Winery
1355 Boston Post RdWe've got a COLOSSAL announcement – the Peabody is teaming up with Bishop's Orchards Farm Market on its Corn Maze this year!
Starting Saturday, August 31st you can enjoy its brontosaurus-shaped corn maze complete with prehistoric puzzles and other surprises inspired by all there is to see and do at the Peabody.
The corn maze is located at Bishop’s Main Orchard at 480 New England Road in Guilford, CT. There will also be apple picking, wagon rides, a kids activity area, pumpkin patch, food trucks, and more through the Fall season.
On Saturday, September 14th, from 10am-2pm, we’ll bring to Bishop’s dinosaur fossils and other artifacts for DINO-DAY! Touch and explore these ancient objects while learning about prehistoric life on the farm. Plus, kids can join in on a dino-themed art project and participate in an exciting giveaway. Kids under 12 will get a special coupon for dino-themed ice cream at the Bishop’s Orchards Creamery.
We can’t wait to see you at Bishop’s for a bit of apple picking, cider, and of course, dinosaurs! And, we hope you get a chance to visit the Peabody as well - admission is always free and you can just walk in when you like!
Bishop's Orchard Blueberry Picking
448-518 New England RdWe've got a COLOSSAL announcement – the Peabody is teaming up with Bishop's Orchards Farm Market on its Corn Maze this year!
Starting Saturday, August 31st you can enjoy its brontosaurus-shaped corn maze complete with prehistoric puzzles and other surprises inspired by all there is to see and do at the Peabody.
The corn maze is located at Bishop’s Main Orchard at 480 New England Road in Guilford, CT. There will also be apple picking, wagon rides, a kids activity area, pumpkin patch, food trucks, and more through the Fall season.
On Saturday, September 14th, from 10am-2pm, we’ll bring to Bishop’s dinosaur fossils and other artifacts for DINO-DAY! Touch and explore these ancient objects while learning about prehistoric life on the farm. Plus, kids can join in on a dino-themed art project and participate in an exciting giveaway. Kids under 12 will get a special coupon for dino-themed ice cream at the Bishop’s Orchards Creamery.
We can’t wait to see you at Bishop’s for a bit of apple picking, cider, and of course, dinosaurs! And, we hope you get a chance to visit the Peabody as well - admission is always free and you can just walk in when you like!
Sightseeing
WE GO ON THIS TOUR EVERY YEAR!
IT NEVER GETS OLD.
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M/V Islander - Thimble Island Cruise w/Capt. Dave
WE GO ON THIS TOUR EVERY YEAR!
IT NEVER GETS OLD.
The Thimbles
Essex Steam Train u Riverboat
1 Railroad AveFor over 150 years, the Stony Creek Quarry in Branford, Connecticut, USA has served as the authentic source of Stony Creek Granite for hundreds of buildings, landscape projects, and iconic landmarks around the country including the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, The Smithsonian, and Columbia University.
First will be a look into the past to view the cavernous quarry that yielded the world-
famous Stony Creek granite for historic projects.
Unk DaRos and Carl Balestracci, both quarry historians and descendants of quarrymen, will share stories of the quarry’s history. They’ll describe the lives and work of the quarrymen and the dangers they faced on a daily basis. At their peak around 1900, the quarries along the Branford-Guilford shoreline employed over 1800 men. Builders used Stony Creek granite for The West Point Battle Monument and the steps of Yale’s Woolsey Hall, as well as parts of the Brooklyn Bridge and Grant’s Tomb.
Next, those on tour will ride a shuttle up to the current quarry site that now provides “pink” granite to the country’s top architects.
Parking will be available inside the quarry gates. Directions to the quarry from the Guilford Green: Rt. 146 for 4.2 miles, right on Quarry Rd. (in Branford) to the end. Directions from Stony Creek: Rt. 146 for .6 miles, left on Quarry Rd. I’m going
Stony Creek Quarry Corporation
For over 150 years, the Stony Creek Quarry in Branford, Connecticut, USA has served as the authentic source of Stony Creek Granite for hundreds of buildings, landscape projects, and iconic landmarks around the country including the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, The Smithsonian, and Columbia University.
First will be a look into the past to view the cavernous quarry that yielded the world-
famous Stony Creek granite for historic projects.
Unk DaRos and Carl Balestracci, both quarry historians and descendants of quarrymen, will share stories of the quarry’s history. They’ll describe the lives and work of the quarrymen and the dangers they faced on a daily basis. At their peak around 1900, the quarries along the Branford-Guilford shoreline employed over 1800 men. Builders used Stony Creek granite for The West Point Battle Monument and the steps of Yale’s Woolsey Hall, as well as parts of the Brooklyn Bridge and Grant’s Tomb.
Next, those on tour will ride a shuttle up to the current quarry site that now provides “pink” granite to the country’s top architects.
Parking will be available inside the quarry gates. Directions to the quarry from the Guilford Green: Rt. 146 for 4.2 miles, right on Quarry Rd. (in Branford) to the end. Directions from Stony Creek: Rt. 146 for .6 miles, left on Quarry Rd. I’m going
AQUARIUMS AND SEAPORTS
Mystic Aquarium
Mystic Seaport Museum
75 Greenmanville AveL-Akwatur Marittimu ta 'Norwalk
10 N Water StBeardsley Zoo fi Connecticut
1875 Noble AveAMUSEMENT PARKS - WATER PARKS
Six Flags New England
1623 Main StGREAT WATER PARK
Lake Compounce
185 Enterprise DrGREAT WATER PARK
Quassy Amusement Park & Waterpark
2132 Middlebury RdDinosaur State Park
400 West StIl-Post tal-Dinosauri
1650 Hartford-New London TurnpikeIl-Park ta 'Lighthouse Point
2 Lighthouse RdGREAT BEACH
FUNBOX NEW HAVEN COUNTY - MILFORD
Route 80
CASINOS
Mohegan Sun
1 Mohegan Sun BlvdKażinò Foxwoods Resort
350 Trolley Line BlvdMUSEUMS AND ART GALLERIES
Yale University Art Gallery
1111 Chapel StMashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center
110 Pequot TrailMużew tal-Arja New England
36 Perimeter RdMystic Museum of Art
9 Water StThe Submarine Force Museum
1 Crystal Lake RdMużew tal-Arja New England
36 Perimeter RdJust 20 minutes from Making Waves and Admission is FREE!
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Mużew tal-Istorja Naturali tal-Yale Peabody
170 Whitney AveJust 20 minutes from Making Waves and Admission is FREE!
We've got a COLOSSAL announcement – the Peabody is teaming up with Bishop's Orchards Farm Market on its Corn Maze this year!
Starting Saturday, August 31st you can enjoy its brontosaurus-shaped corn maze complete with prehistoric puzzles and other surprises inspired by all there is to see and do at the Peabody.
The corn maze is located at Bishop’s Main Orchard at 480 New England Road in Guilford, CT. There will also be apple picking, wagon rides, a kids activity area, pumpkin patch, food trucks, and more through the Fall season.
On Saturday, September 14th, from 10am-2pm, we’ll bring to Bishop’s dinosaur fossils and other artifacts for DINO-DAY! Touch and explore these ancient objects while learning about prehistoric life on the farm. Plus, kids can join in on a dino-themed art project and participate in an exciting giveaway. Kids under 12 will get a special coupon for dino-themed ice cream at the Bishop’s Orchards Creamery.
We can’t wait to see you at Bishop’s for a bit of apple picking, cider, and of course, dinosaurs! And, we hope you get a chance to visit the Peabody as well - admission is always free and you can just walk in when you like!
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Mużew tal-Istorja Naturali tal-Yale Peabody
170 Whitney AveWe've got a COLOSSAL announcement – the Peabody is teaming up with Bishop's Orchards Farm Market on its Corn Maze this year!
Starting Saturday, August 31st you can enjoy its brontosaurus-shaped corn maze complete with prehistoric puzzles and other surprises inspired by all there is to see and do at the Peabody.
The corn maze is located at Bishop’s Main Orchard at 480 New England Road in Guilford, CT. There will also be apple picking, wagon rides, a kids activity area, pumpkin patch, food trucks, and more through the Fall season.
On Saturday, September 14th, from 10am-2pm, we’ll bring to Bishop’s dinosaur fossils and other artifacts for DINO-DAY! Touch and explore these ancient objects while learning about prehistoric life on the farm. Plus, kids can join in on a dino-themed art project and participate in an exciting giveaway. Kids under 12 will get a special coupon for dino-themed ice cream at the Bishop’s Orchards Creamery.
We can’t wait to see you at Bishop’s for a bit of apple picking, cider, and of course, dinosaurs! And, we hope you get a chance to visit the Peabody as well - admission is always free and you can just walk in when you like!
Movie Theaters
Cinemark North Haven 12
550 Universal DrConnecticut Post 14 and IMAX
1201 Boston Post Rd