Question 1

What happens at our venue?

Accepted Answer

Here at the Collective we provide indoor and outdoor live music events year round! Our kitchen focuses on American classics that pair well with great beer. Speaking of beer, our 25 beers on tap consist of the top local breweries ranging from hazy IPA, truffle stouts to cinnamon ciders. We also provide a range of wines, cocktails, and non alcoholic beverages. Throughout the year we host different events that invite the local towns to celebrate with us. You can also enjoy the fire pits on the colder days and corn hole under the sun on our vast lawn.

Question 2

What is your food policy?

Accepted Answer

You cannot bring any food or drink onto the property! We provide a rotating selection of food trucks alongside our own menu for you to enjoy.

Question 3

Do you sell Gift Cards?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Anytime we are open you can grab for yourself or a loved one a gift card. Our cards can be replenished and passed along for others to have an awesome experience.

Question 4

Are we dog friendly?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We allow all types of dogs to enjoy the outdoor features of our venue as long as they are on a leash and under constant handle of owner (not tied up). Unfortunately, NO dogs are permitted inside.

Question 5

Do you sell merchandise?

Accepted Answer

We have awesome hoodies, t-shirts and hats available all year with rotating colors and designs.

Question 6

What’s in your neighborhood?

Accepted Answer

Thirsty after shopping at the Shops at Farmington Valley or Avon Marketplace? We’re a quick drive down Route 44. Simsbury Center is 3 miles north of us!
Hike to the Heublein Tower and come down to enjoy some food and a cold beverage with us! Talcott Mountain State Park is less than 3 miles away. Then walk next door and visit Two Sisters Ice Cream for a frosty treat. 
Do you have a competitive drive? Head to Tower Ridge Disc Golf and play a round of disc golf. If you’re feeling lucky join one of their rotating tournaments.
Visit one of our local farms, The Pickin’ Patch, for seasonal fruits and vegetables or to go on a hayride to pick a pumpkin!
An access point for the Farmington River (for tubing or boating) is about a mile away by the Pinchot Sycamore — the largest tree in Connecticut!

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A live music venue offering craft beer, cocktails and American comfort food in little old Avon.

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