Our 2026 Best of Litchfield County issue celebrates winners our readers voted as favorite Litchfield County, Connecticut highlights.
Jumpfest returns to Salisbury in this weekend (Feb 6-8) to celebrate its 100th anniversary, marking a century of ski jumping at historic Satre Hill. The centennial weekend features competitions, family events, beloved traditions, and major hill improvements supporting youth programs and the future of winter sports.
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Feb 6
Explore Litchfield County’s premier 2025 real estate sales, featuring custom estates, historic homes, modern luxury, and scenic properties.
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Feb 5
Style expert Clinton Kelly shares his favorite Kent shops, from cheese and wine to books and home goods, highlighting the local owners and small indulgences that keep him inspired, well-fed, and happily rooted in town.
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Feb 2
You voted—and the results are in.
In our annual Reader’s Choice issue, we asked you to choose the best businesses across Litchfield County. After tallying thousands of votes, we’re excited to reveal the top three winners in every category for 2026.
From pizza and burgers to inns, spas, architects, electricians, and more, this list reflects the places you love most. This is your Best of Litchfield County.
Have favorites for next year? Be sure to nominate them.
We hope this issue becomes your go-to local guide.
Congratulations to all of our winners! Comment WINNERS to get the list.
Jan 29
In Litchfield County, it truly takes a village. Local nonprofits support neighbors, animals, arts, education, and land every day—but they need help. From food pantries and shelters to libraries and land trusts, discover meaningful ways to give back and strengthen the community you call home.
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Jan 26
Journalist Troy McMullen channels his reporting roots into children’s books celebrating Litchfield County’s art, architecture, and culture. From historic towns to modern design, the series connects young readers to local creativity while supporting regional charities through book sales.
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Jan 23
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