Come admire curious clocks, watches, and time pieces!
On April 10, 1954 the Bristol Clock Museum opened its doors to the general public as the first museum in America totally devoted to horology.
Celebrating the innovation and artistry of the American clock and watch industries, The American Clock & Watch Museum is located in the Federal Hill neighborhood.
Get ready to be immersed in nature among the insects and animals to behold!
Located at 175 Shrub Road in Bristol, the Barnes Memorial Nature Center is a community center where people of all ages can be educated on nature. With regular exhibits and planned activities facilities by staff and volunteers, the nature center truly is a place to develop a love for nature and animals.
Show your Pride for Bristol's very own Bristol Blues Baseball team!
The Bristol Blues play in the Futures Collegiate Baseball League. With their home field at historic Muzzy Field, heading to a game is a must on your summer nights!
Connecting the Community With Local Farmers and Producers
The seasonal Bristol Farmers Market is located in downtown Bristol and operates from late June to late October/Early November each year every Saturday from 10 am until 1 pm rain or shine.
Preserving the past, present and future of Bristol.
The Bristol Historical Society Museum, located in Bristol, Connecticut, is a museum dedicated to the promotion of interest in Bristol history and encouraging an appreciation for its importance.
Bringing you the latest stories about Bristol, Connecticut.
Bristol Magazine has partnered with Bristol Historical Society, Bristol Public Library and other local contributors to bring you the latest stories about Bristol, Connecticut’s rich history, thriving local businesses, exciting events, and inspiring people.
Bristol's passionate sports culture celebrates local sports heroes and continues to inspire future generations of athletes.
Preserving Bristol's sports culture. Bristol’s passionate sports culture looms large with local sports heroes forever memorialized and continuing to inspire future generations of athletes.
Our mission is to inspire creativity, cultivate a love for art, and provide a welcoming space where individuals of all ages can explore their artistic talents. We aim to foster a vibrant, inclusive, and supportive art community through our diverse workshops, events, and offerings.
Enjoy All That Bristol's Cultural District Has to Offer!
The City of Bristol received its Cultural District designation in August 2022 from the State of Connecticut Office of the Arts and is proud to be one of only six cities/towns in the State of Connecticut to have received this designation.
Visit Bristol's Cultural District and enjoy the arts, history, museums, shopping, dining, annual events, and more!