Newport Cooks in Middletown, Rhode Island, USA is a cooking school for children and adults, and cooking classes are lively and exciting, taught by the best professional chefs and instructors in town, their mantra is teaching the world to cook one good cook at a time. Children's camps are available for baking and cooking and classes include turning your kitchen into a French Patisserie and much more, come learn the skills you need to be the best, not to be missed fun, cooking and baking. Newport Cooks also offer private classes and are ideal for birthdays, bachelorette parties, team building and more and custom classes are available for your great cooking ideas, book today and get the party started.READ MORE

Butler County Warbirds Inc. is located in the historic City Hangar at the Middletown Airport with the museum display open to the public on weekends. Their mission is to acquire and maintain historic aircraft, and to establish mobile and permanent historical displays for the public, for education and for entertainment, and they have spectacular aircraft on display with World War 2 relics and more. Butler County Warbirds Inc. also offer flights in the PT-19, so come take control of a historic WW11 aircraft, it's an experience you'll never forget, they also offer scheduled appearances at your events, as well as educational and historical memorabilia displays available on request.READ MORE

Whitehall Museum House in Middletown, Rhode Island, USA is the former home of renowned philosopher and educator George Berkeley and is today owned by the National Society of The Colonial Dames of America who preserve, protect, interpret and keep the house. The museum today features period furnishings suitable to the period circa 1730, and guided tours are available in season, the house has a fascinating history going back. Whitehall Museum House regularly hosts interesting events and lectures, and the gardens are beautiful, there are also scholars in residence in the small apartment upstairs.READ MORE

The Norman Bird Sanctuary in Middletown, Rhode Island, USA is a wonderful attraction and includes more than 325 acres of diverse habitats, their mission is to maintain the land for propagation, preservation and protection of the birds which may observed and studied. There's a welcome centre and trails, a 19th century Barn museum which highlights Rhode Island's natural history, and they offer eco tours and birding day trips, artist workshops and public programs. The Norman Bird Sanctuary also offers summer camp day programs, school and educational programs and venue for small events and meetings, the Paradise Farmhouse provides overnight accommodation as well as public rooms for multi day programs and conferences, plus they host regular not to be missed events, come for an amazing visit and the incredible birds found here.READ MORE

The Tin Shed in Laugharne, Wales, is a non-profit museum run by dedicated volunteers, and is home to a collection of artifacts dating back to 1914 up to the year 1945. Opened in 2011, this interesting museum offers interesting and informative guided tours pertaining to our unique local history and also providing facts and explanations about all items being exhibited. The museum as well as the surrounding gardens has been used many times as a perfect venue and location for filming and staging live performances. Visitors to The Tin Shed usually expect to take a quick walk through the museum, and are pleasantly surprised by the length of time they spend viewing war related memorabilia, artifacts and exhibits. READ MORE

The Pumpkin Patch Kitchen and Garden School in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales welcomes you, it is here they teach adults and children how to bake, cook and gain confidence and new kitchen skills, and learning takes place in small, friendly groups, so come make new friends. Come enjoy cookery workshops in their warm, relaxed and home traditional Welsh farmhouse kitchen at Allt-y-Gog Farm in the heart of the Towy valley. The Pumpkin Patch Kitchen and Garden School grow most of their own fruit and vegetables and the beds are cared for by the Pumpkin Patchers themselves, come learn to cook wholesome food from a young age, this will set the little one's for life, they even have workshops for little Pumpkins and their moms or dads.READ MORE

Carmarthenshire County Museum in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales features eleven galleries that take you on a fascinating journey over 50,000 years of history. Located in an ancient building where the New Testament was first translated into Welsh in 1567, here you will find artefacts from mammoth bones and Roman gold to Welsh dressers and painting portraying the county in different eras. Carmarthenshire County Museum has something for everyone with amazing and varied collections, visits are free and you can enjoy a walk or picnic in the museum park with stunning views over Tywi Valley, plus there's a shop with souvenirs, a must experience.READ MORE

Gwili Railway in Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales operates a standard gauge preserved railway from Bronwydd along a short section of the former Carmarthen to Aberystwyth railway, and the railway stock represents local industrial and wartime machines for a fascinating journey steeped in history. The round trip is 5 miles and takes just over one hour, and you can enjoy many trips throughout the day, and they welcome groups, it's ideal for unique events like wedding parties and receptions aboard a steam trains, they also welcome schools, so bring your party for a heritage railway experience. Gwili Railway is available for corporate private hisre and they offer unique dining experiences with different themes and freshly prepared homemade meals enjoyed in the converted dining train, plus there's a well stocked bar coach, join them for afternoon tea or a Sunday Lunch train ride, it's an unforgettable experience, there's even a shop for gifts and Gwili merchandise.READ MORE

Warwick Historical Society in Warwick, Rhode Island, was established in 1932 and in 1965 purchased Arnold House, a former family home, which was subsequently renovated and restored to become the present day headquarters of our society. Our historical society offers regular guided tours of this historic home and the well maintained ground, and the public will be fascinated by the amazing furnishings, architecture and archival collections that feature interesting family histories, books, photographs, maps, local publications and more, paranormal investigations have also been conducted. Warwick Historical Society will customize guided tours to suit the interests of groups, and we have a research library that is open to the public.READ MORE

Clouds Hill Victorian House Museum in Warwick, Rhode Island, is a handicap accessible museum that is staffed by dedicated volunteers and administered as a charitable organization. This unique museum is a private family home that is open to the public and is filled with a fascinating collection of exhibits that include family articles dating back to 1870, textiles, family dinner sets, artifacts, beautiful furnishings, a display of wedding gowns dating from 1840 to 1990, and so much more. Clouds Hill Victorian House Museum has something interesting that everyone will enjoy, and in the surrounding grounds there are numerous species of shrubs and trees that are maintained by our willing volunteers.READ MORE