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Treasure Hunting on the Connecticut Antiques Trail
Whether you collect antiques or just like bringing a little old-school style to your life, Connecticut might just be your soul mate. We’ve got so many antique shops, markets, dealers and galleries, you could spend a week and not get to them all. To see what we mean, check out the listings on the Connecticut Antiques Trail, or take a look at a few of these popular stops.
Featuring: ANTIQ'S LLC | Antiques Marketplace | Antiques on the Farmington | Clinton Antique Center | Connecticut Antiques Trail | Edwin C. Ahlberg Antiques | Essex Saybrook Antiques Village | Mill House Antiques | Seymour Antiques Company | Stratford Antique Center | The Past Antiques Marketplace at Nature's Art Village | Town of New Milford | Woodbury Antiques Trail
Connecticut's Antique Shops & Centers
What better way to experience the past? Make Connecticut your premier antiquing destination. If the idea of spotting a tiger maple table in the corner of an antiques shop or finding an original, mint-condition 18th century Chinese Canton porcelain plate or stumbling upon a standout mid-century modern Lucite chair is thrilling to you, then you’ve come to the right place.
Featuring: ANTIQ'S LLC | Abrash Galleries Rugs & Antiquities | Antique & Artisan Gallery | Antiques Marketplace | Chester/Hadlyme Ferry | Clinton Crossing Premium Outlets | Connecticut Antiques Trail | Connecticut River Valley Inn | Edwin C. Ahlberg Antiques | Good News Restaurant & Bar | Grand & Water Antiques, LLC | Haight-Brown Vineyard | Hammonasset Beach State Park | Harry's Place | Hopkins Inn | Madeline West Antiques | Martell & Suffin Antiques, LLC | Nathan Liverant & Son Antiques, LLC | Old Beautiful | Old Lighthouse Museum | R.J. Julia Booksellers | Sadler's Ordinary | Scranton Seahorse Inn | Seymour Antiques Company | Spring Hill Inn | Stratford Antique Center | The Shops at Marlborough Barn | The Vanilla Bean Café | Walker Loden (Madison) | Wayne Mattox Antiques, LLC | White Horse Country Pub
Beyond Stars Hollow: Gilmore Girls Inspiration in Connecticut
Each year, fans gather in Litchfield County to celebrate Connecticut’s favorite fictitious town, Stars Hollow. Explore the magic by experiencing the Gilmore Girls Getaway. Here are some other cities and towns around the state featured in the popular television show Gilmore Girls that are worth a visit.
Featuring: ANTIQ'S LLC | Antiques on the Farmington | Archie Moore's Bar & Restaurant (New Haven) | Ashley's Ice Cream (New Haven) | Blue State Coffee (Main St., Hartford) | City of Hartford | City of New Haven | Collinsville Antiques Company of New Hartford | LaSalle Market | Modern Apizza | The Mark Twain House & Museum | The Shops at Yale | Visit Collinsville | Yale University Visitor Center
Recent Press
Tell Me Something Good About Connecticut: Holiday Lights
WRCH Lite 100.5
Weekly radio and online spot highlighting things to do and see in Connecticut.
Published Date: 2019-12-03
Featuring: ANTIQ'S LLC | City of Hartford | Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo | Goodwin Park | Lake Compounce Theme Park | Mystic Aquarium | Railroad Museum of New England/Naugatuck Railroad Company
Tell Me Something Good About Connecticut: Historic Homes for the Holidays
WRCH Lite 100.5
Weekly radio and online spot highlighting things to do and see in Connecticut.
Published Date: 2019-12-10
Featuring: ANTIQ'S LLC | Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo | Deacon John Graves House (c.1685) | Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum (c.1864) | Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society | Osborne Homestead Museum | Webb Deane Stevens Museum
Tell Me Something Good About Connecticut: Last-Minute Holiday Fun
WRCH Lite 100.5
Weekly radio and online spot highlighting things to do and see in Connecticut.
Published Date: 2019-12-17
Featuring: ANTIQ'S LLC | Connecticut River Museum | Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo | Shore Line Trolley Museum | Town of Somers | Wickham Park