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Faces, places, treasures, and trends that caught our attention
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Recently opened in Woodbury, the home decor and gift store offers an exquisite collection of handcrafted treasures from some 20 countries. 
There’s a gem of a resource in the quiet corner of northwest Connecticut that not many know of, even though its philanthropic work has helped important causes locally and globally for nearly two decades
For more than 50 years, New Morning Market in Woodbury has greeted the day with impressive and healthy arrays of fresh produce and meals, and a talented culinary trio is elevating the gourmet lineups more than ever.
Our interns share their favorite restaurants in Litchfield County!
As you make plans for the 4th of July this year, here are some places in Litchfield County to keep in mind for firework shows.
Summer is almost here. Enjoy these June events including art workshops, garden tours, car shows and more.
My most vivid memory when faced with making a garden almost 20 years ago was a sinking feeling of not knowing how or where to begin.
Children Will Have an Unforgettable Summer at One of These Area Camp
The Cue has joined the rapidly expanding hipster occupation of Bank Street and delivers down-home, affordable, Southern style cooking––seven days a week.
Cobble Pond Farm is a unique sylvan adventure. The beauty of this meticulously maintained landscape lies partly in the diversity of trees, including specimens that have lived on the property for a hundred years or more performing beside recent arboreal introductions.
Project SAGE is thrilled to announce the return of Trade Secrets, the revered gardening extravaganza, for its 24th consecutive year.
It was love at first sight for Patricia Yarberry Allen when she stepped into the antique Greek Revival on South Street in Roxbury.
  • Things to Do!

    Plan your weekend with our guides to the best things to do in Litchfield County, from events and art openings to dining and hikes.

  • Karen Raines Davis