Pick-your-own apples, shop at the store for apples, cider, cider donuts, cheese, and more.

Maze map contains questions; locate certain stations in the maze for the answers.

This exhibition explores the wedding traditions of the local community through objects. There are 19 gowns on display, some from the former G.Fox & Co. Department Store and Sage-Allen Department Store. Take a walk down memory lane with photographs, gowns, and invitations. There is also an interactive dress up area for children.

Featuring a new group of powerful paintings from the Iraqi-born artist. Alsoudani is known for provocative subject matter, presented in a technique using equal parts vibrantly-colored acrylic paint and expressive charcoal drawing. Distorted figures and grotesque beasts emerge from surreal landscapes that communicate a universal understanding of human conflict and infinite suffering.

Performance Now is an exhibition that will debut at Wesleyan University, and show how performance has come to be at the center of the discussion on the latest developments in contemporary art and culture. Bringing together some of the most significant artists working today, this exhibition surveys the most critical and experimental currents in performance over the last ten years.

Mini Corn Maze is suited best for younger children. The five-acre Hilltop Corn Maze offers a challenge to even the most seasoned maze exploreres. A true labyrinth with no dead ends. Explore the Haunted Corn Maze, if you dare; weekend evenings in October from 7 p.m.-10 p.m.

Food-themed art exhibition. Reception September 18, from 5 p.m.-7p.m.

Photography exhibition by Jane Herschlag. Champagne Opening, September 13, from 4 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Andrew Raftery uses the age-old technique of copper-plate engraving to create thoroughly contemporary scenes. In his series of five prints, “Open House,” the artist depicts a range of couples and families viewing a house for sale. The result is an exquisitely detailed commentary on contemporary definitions of home, family, and interpersonal relations.

Exhibition of drawings by Kate Ten Eyck; artist's reception September 14, from 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.