Explore 200+ acres and 40 historical buildings. A "must-see" New England attraction which depicts life in an early 19th-century rural Village, featuring costumed historians, antique buildings, water-powered mills, a working farm, and so much more!

The market operates every Sunday from June to October.

The Sturbridge Farmers Market endeavors to contribute to and encourage the success of local food growers and artisans, strengthen our food economy with high-quality, safe food, and serve as a community gathering place where local farmers and entrepreneurs can sell directly to consumers.

Since acquiring the Higgins Armory collection in 2013, WAM is now home to the second-largest collection of arms and armor in the Americas, next only to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. WAM was the first museum in the world to purchase a Monet painting of water lilies (1910) and a painting by Gauguin (1921).

Enjoy some peanuts and Cracker Jack at Polar Park, Worcester’s premier Minor League Stadium. Root for their home team, the Worcester Red Sox (aka the “WooSox”) as they take on the visiting competition. Guaranteed to be a fun day for the whole family!

Spanning over 200 acres, Southwick’s Zoo is New England’s largest zoological experience. Southwick’s is home to over 850 animals in naturalistic habitats including lions, tigers, giraffes, chimpanzees, white rhinos, two-toed sloths, and more. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of attractions including the Skyfari Sky Ride, Woodland Express Train, Soaring Eagle Zip Line, 35-acre Deer Forest, petting zoo, a walk-through aviary, presentations and keeper talks, the Rainforest Adventure Maze, the EARTH Discovery Center, and so much more! It’s more than just a zoo, it’s an adventure!

Lots of great food options to explore!