Event Calendar

He popped the question…you said YES…now it’s time for Merlot on the Water to make your wedding a fairytale.

Join us on February 23rd for our annual open house.

-Meet the Chef & Staff

-Tour the Venue

-Explore the outdoor garden

-Sample our menu items!

Brides, Grooms, we ask you register so we have a solid head count. If you’d like to bring a guest, they are welcome with a nominal fee.

If you have any questions or would like to set up a private tour, please contact us at 860-370-9962 or [email protected]

19th Amendment: A Tale of Suffrage, Sacrifice & Success with Mariann Millard will take place on Wednesday, February 26 at 6 p.m. at the Warehouse Point Library, 107 Main Street, East Windsor.

Presenter Mariann Millard will educate and entertain attendees about the 19^th Amendment to the US Constitution and the 72 year struggle for women to obtain the legal right to vote in all states without restrictions.  The grass-roots story of women’s suffrage is a fascinating and remarkable one.

This presentation is designed for us to better understand and appreciate how difficult and how long the fight was for all women to become fully-fledged citizens of America.  Please register online at www.warehousepointlibrary.info or call the library at 860-623-5482 for more information

Join Us for Ash Wednesday Services at Broad Brook Congregational Church located at 122 Main Street,

Ash Wednesday worship service on Wednesday, Feb 26 @ 7 pm.

The title of this year’s Lenten series is “Entering the Passion of Christ”.

Ash Wednesday’s title is

“Preparing the Canvas:  The First Steps.”

All are Welcome. 

Songs with a Story, Music with a Heart performed by Curtis Brand on Saturday, February 29 at 10:30 a.m. at the Warehouse Point Library, 107 Main Street, East Windsor.  Listening to singer/songwriter/storyteller Curtis Brand leaves one with that peaceful, easy feeling of a barefoot summer’s evening! (and who wouldn’t want that right now!) Please register online at www.warehousepointlibrary.info or call the library at 860-623-5482 for more information.

Join hundreds of others and start a Family Tradition of coming for a trolley ride during the holiday season. Whether you ride a closed car or brave the cold to ride the open “electric sleigh”, we promise you a good time and one that you’ll remember for years.

Join your motormen in singing traditional Christmas carols as the trolley makes its way through the “Tunnel of Lights”. When you return, head inside the Visitors Center which has been transformed into a Winter Wonderland complete with model trains, decorations galore, and enjoy the holiday music.

While enjoying the indoor displays, make sure to visit and take pictures with the big guy himself, Santa Claus. Santa will also have a gift for each child. Plan ahead – Santa’s last day at the trolley museum is Sunday, December 20th, which then he’ll be heading back to the North Pole to prepare for his travels around the world.

 Tickets

Tickets can only be purchased at the trolley museum and are good only on the night purchased. There are no advanced tickets sales.

Ticket sales end at 9:00 pm, but trolleys continue to run until everyone has been able to enjoy the experience of Winterfest.

Join hundreds of others and start a Family Tradition of coming for a trolley ride during the holiday season. Whether you ride a closed car or brave the cold to ride the open “electric sleigh”, we promise you a good time and one that you’ll remember for years.

Join your motormen in singing traditional Christmas carols as the trolley makes its way through the “Tunnel of Lights”. When you return, head inside the Visitors Center which has been transformed into a Winter Wonderland complete with model trains, decorations galore, and enjoy the holiday music.

While enjoying the indoor displays, make sure to visit and take pictures with the big guy himself, Santa Claus. Santa will also have a gift for each child. Plan ahead – Santa’s last day at the trolley museum is Sunday, December 20th, which then he’ll be heading back to the North Pole to prepare for his travels around the world.

 Tickets

Tickets can only be purchased at the trolley museum and are good only on the night purchased. There are no advanced tickets sales.

Ticket sales end at 9:00 pm, but trolleys continue to run until everyone has been able to enjoy the experience of Winterfest.

Join hundreds of others and start a Family Tradition of coming for a trolley ride during the holiday season. Whether you ride a closed car or brave the cold to ride the open “electric sleigh”, we promise you a good time and one that you’ll remember for years.

Join your motormen in singing traditional Christmas carols as the trolley makes its way through the “Tunnel of Lights”. When you return, head inside the Visitors Center which has been transformed into a Winter Wonderland complete with model trains, decorations galore, and enjoy the holiday music.

While enjoying the indoor displays, make sure to visit and take pictures with the big guy himself, Santa Claus. Santa will also have a gift for each child. Plan ahead – Santa’s last day at the trolley museum is Sunday, December 20th, which then he’ll be heading back to the North Pole to prepare for his travels around the world.

 Tickets

Tickets can only be purchased at the trolley museum and are good only on the night purchased. There are no advanced tickets sales.

Ticket sales end at 9:00 pm, but trolleys continue to run until everyone has been able to enjoy the experience of Winterfest.