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10AM - 5:30PM
1189 Post Rd #2, Fairfield
Gift Shops
“Absolutely love the shop. Carefully displayed and layer to help you find some of the most quaint and unique items for your home and friends. Will be def back. In love ”
“A wonderful place for home and garden decorative items. They sell furniture and help with designing and decorating. Most of all its a great place to find gifts!.. We shop there often.”
“Bought a gift card from them multiple times and received a membership card. Their system is easy and the workers are always patient, attentive and respectful. The place is well organized and easy to navigate. Best place to buy a gift, easy to find someone to consult shopping with.”
“My salesperson was incredibly patient and her attention to detail was perfect! I told her it was an important delivery and she made sure everything was what I ordered.”
Gift Shops
Gift Shops
Gift Shops
Gift Shops
“"They took all the trees put 'em in a tree museumAnd they charged the people a dollar an' a half just to see 'em"(Joni Mitchell)The Fairfield Museum is undergoing renovations and we could just see two exhibits. The admission fee was accordingly waived for us.One exhibit was on quilts. The exhibits were drawn from their extensive textile collection. These colorful scenes of early New England life were gorgeous. If you ever wanted to know how quilts are pieced and stitched together or if you're just a quilt lover, you will enjoy this exhibit.The second exhibit was a biggie -it drew a TV crew (Cable Connecticut 12) into the room to film a segment. Guess who made a 2 second guest appearance in their piece?Ever seen those childrens books abiut "Busytown" by Richard Scarry? He was a Fairfield native and quite a few of Fairfield's businesses and landmarks ended up in those books.The exhibit is an immersive experience that allows you to select one of his animal cartoon figures and walk through the colorful streets of Busytown. You can teach your kids how communities work, what jobs people have, learn about transportation and all kinds of interactive exhibits- think opening doors and reading things inside the door.This has got to be a blast for kids or a nostalgic visit for anyone who grew up on Scarry's books.”