15 Things You Only Understand If You Are From Waterbury, CT
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15 Things You Only Understand If You Are From Waterbury, CT

Good Ole Waterbury.

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15 Things You Only Understand If You Are From Waterbury, CT


  1. You’ve watched the Fourth of July fireworks at the stadium
  2. You attend the Ponte Feast every year
  3. You complain about how expensive the mall movie tickets are
  4. You had a membership to the YMCA at least once
  5. You spend your summers at the Frankie’s/Carvel on Watertown Ave
  6. You know how important high school basketball is
  7. It makes you so happy when you go to Avventura’s
  8. You usually always end up leaving Waterbury to find something to do
  9. Everyone knows things about you, even if you don't know them
  10. You have most likely been to the Palace Theater for a field trip
  11. Domenick and Pia has the best pizza ever
  12. But if you’re walking around Fulton Park, Park Pizza is a really close second
  13. There is a Dunkin Donuts or Starbucks within 5 minutes from your house and you will get an iced coffee no matter the weather
  14. Quassy was your go to amusement park as a kid
  15. Even if you hate it, Waterbury will always be your home
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