Living Well in Litchfield County, Connecticut

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Faces, places, treasures, and trends that caught our attention

 

 

Allie Steers
Check out our list of festive fall activities, from gorgeous leaf-peeping spots, to fall festivals, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and more. 
On Sunday, September 15, South Farms in Morris hosted Savor Litchfield, the region's premier culinary event.
For many families, Litchfield County is a small corner of New England that offers huge educational opportunities.
When the time came for Stone and Fox to design a home for their own art collection, they made the bold choice to create a bespoke prefab with aplomb.
Carol Neiley had been house hunting for seven years when she discovered the small caretaker’s cottage on the former William F. Buckley estate in Sharon.
Out and About in Litchfield County featuring Pilobolus's Midsummer Ball, ASAP!, and The Great Country Mutt Show.
It still serves seriously good burgers and you can still catch a game at the bar, but chef and owner Kendra Chapman has continued to refine and expand her cooking to offer an increasingly diverse and sophisticated menu.
What makes the race special is not who zips across the finish line first; it’s the camaraderie, community support and, of course, the costumes, which make the race fun to watch.
The North Canaan-based store and training facility provides comprehensive and personalized care, from socialization to human-grade food, holistic remedies including CBD products, enrichment toys, and grooming services.
Jean McMillen not only records and preserves stories, but has lived a compelling one.
Showcasing handcrafted, unique items connecting artists with the local community, Peggy Mercury is the kind of store where you’ll find something to change your appearance, mood, and perhaps even your perception.
In a town full of interesting people, few are more interesting than Charlie and Barbara Robinson.
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