Children will have an unforgettable summer at these local area camps, exploring arts, sports, adventure, friendship, and nature.
Litchfield County, Connecticut is magical all year, but especially so as everything comes back to life each spring. Here are 25 fun things we can’t wait to do in Litchfield County this spring!
What are you favorite ways to enjoy this time of year?
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Apr 18
Circus Fire written by CT-Based Playwright Jacques Lamarre begins this Thursday and runs until the end of May.
Don’t miss your chance to see this world premiere production, honoring the history and remembrance of our capital city.
Get your tickets now through @twhartford before they’re gone!
BTS📸 Hartford Film
Apr 14
Motoriot and Autogalerie are fueling Litchfield County’s classic car culture, bringing enthusiasts together through rallies, rare vehicles, and a shared appreciation for craftsmanship—proving it’s about more than cars, but a growing community built on passion, history, and timeless design.
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Apr 9
Project SAGE supports survivors of domestic violence in Litchfield County through advocacy, emergency shelter, counseling, and community education. For over four decades, the organization has provided critical resources, safety, and empowerment, helping individuals and families rebuild their lives with dignity, support, and hope.
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Apr 7
Darlene Kascak shares Schaghticoke Tribal Nation storytelling, land stewardship, and living Indigenous history.
By Clementina Verge
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Apr 6
Now open!
Each spring in Litchfield County, a quiet hillside in Northfield transforms into one of the region’s most beloved seasonal rituals. The Laurel Ridge daffodils, planted more than eighty years ago, are not just a display of flowers but a living legacy of generosity and simple beauty. Check out @litchfield.daffodils for updates on the daffodils.
📍Wigwam Rd, Litchfield
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Apr 3
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