Outdoors

Sturbridge offers over 30 miles of walking trails for nature lovers, walkers or runners.  There are several golf courses nearby such as Hemlock and Heritage  and apple orchards as well such as Brookfield Orchards.

Dining

All along Route 20 and Route 131 Sturbridge is well known its quantity and variety of restaurants. One can choose from Asian, Seafood, Italian and Colonial American fare. Whether it is the colonial Publick House to the many offerings of the Table 3 Restaurant Group or Baba Sushi, Sturbridge has it all.

Accommodations

Sturbridge offers comfortable hotels and motels that can offer an enjoyable overnight, weekend or business travel stop. Stay at a historic inn such as Publick House or our contemporary hotels such as the Comfort Inn, Holiday Inn or Hampton Inn. No matter what your taste or budget, Sturbridge is the “Inn” place to be.

Shopping

If you seek unique and independently owned stores then Sturbridge is your stop. Our local merchants offer a diverse array of stores from antiques, jewelry, garden accessories, home decor, custom hand crafted furniture to name a few.

Attractions

Sturbridge offers attractions that range from the outdoors with its large outdoor nature trail network on to Old Sturbridge Village, the largest outdoor museum in New England. Indoor exploration can include its diverse array of small specialty shops offering locally made pottery, antiques, specialty items and so much more.

Sturbridge offers over 30 miles of walking trails for nature lovers, walkers or runners.  There are several golf courses nearby such as Hemlock and Heritage  and apple orchards as well such as Brookfield Orchards.

Itineraries

Visiting Sturbridge can be very easy with the presentation of well planned and detailed itineraries. Your trip can be scheduled by reviewing your personal interests whether it is shopping, hiking, touring attractions and where to eat and drink.

Music Bingo at Altruist!

June 25th

Free to play, prizes to win! Join us for Music bingo here in the taproom 6pm-8pm!

Brimfield Antiques & Collectibles Shows

July 8th

Since 1959, Brimfield, Massachusetts has been the Antique and Collectibles Capital of the United States. As the largest and most iconic outdoor antique show in the country, it's the ultimate destination for antique lovers, collectors, and treasure hunters. As many as 4,500 dealers make Brimfield their home away from home three times a year (in May, July and September) and sell their wares on a one mile stretch of Route 20. Join the thousands of shoppers who make the Brimfield Shows their #1 destination for the finest in antiques, collectibles and the unusual. There are 20 shows for your shopping pleasure. Each of the individually-owned Brimfield Antique Flea Market show fields have specific opening times, contact information and admissions. Many…

Music Bingo at Altruist!

July 30th

Free to play, prizes to win! Join us for Music bingo here in the taproom 6pm-8pm!

PanMass Challenge Event

August 2nd

Join the 46th annual Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC), an extraordinary event uniting thousands of riders, volunteers, and supporters in the fight against cancer. Taking place on August 2-3, 2025, the PMC is more than just a bike-a-thon—it’s a movement with a mission to fund cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. With nearly 6,800 riders and 3,500 volunteers coming together, the PMC is fueled by the strength of community and the commitment to making a difference. Every pedal stroke and every volunteer hour pushes us closer to a world without cancer. 100% of every rider-raised dollar goes directly to Dana-Farber, making an incredible impact on countless lives and helping to pave the way for groundbreaking medical discoveries. Whether you're riding,…

Redcoats & Rebels

August 2nd

Redcoats & Rebels returns August 2–3! Experience New England’s largest Revolutionary War reenactment with hundreds of costumed soldiers and civilians encamped on the Village Common. Explore exhibits, watch demonstrations, and chat with historians about daily life in early New England. Visitors can tour the camps, see battle reenactments, enjoy fife and drum performances, and meet guest craftspeople. The Village is open from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Visitors can mingle with the troops until 8:00 p.m. on Saturday.