New Haven is considered to be the Cultural Capital of Connecticut. Home to Yale University, the center of the city is full of interesting things to do. See the dinosaurs at the Peabody Museum, have lunch in one of the many international restaurants, or see a show at the Shubert. There is always something going on.
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Woodbridge is a suburban community with approximately 10,000 residents. Woodbridge is a rural-like town of rolling green countryside dotted with one-family homes on mostly large lots of 1.5 acres or more. The town enjoys an extensive network of walking trails, multi-faceted recreational programs, and old-fashioned small town charm. Located about five miles northwest of downtown New Haven, minutes away from the many cultural, educational, medical, entertainment and business services available there.
Farm Stands and Fields, Golf Courses and Country Clubs.
http://www.woodbridgecountryclub.com/
Jewish Community Center
Connecticut Sports Center
Bethwood Suzuki Music School
Tae Kwan Do
Ezra Academy
Woodbridge Greenway Trails – The Woodbridge Greenway Trail is a 12-mile corridor that provides passive recreation, protection of natural habitats, and preservation of community character as it connects open spaces. It is a central link in a regional greenway system which includes New Haven, Hamden, Bethany, Seymour, Ansonia, and Derby.
http://www.macabeefarm.com/
Woodbridge Library
http://www.theyarnbarn.com/
Hamden is a community of neighborhoods. Hamden is a blend of urban and suburban living. It boasts a landscape rich in hills and walking trails and an abundance of shops and restaurants. Hamden is located northeast of the New Haven town line and has a population of approximately 60,000.
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