On Our Radar
Faces, places, treasures, and trends that caught our attention
It’s all too rare when a restaurant’s interior is as good as its food. Located at the juncture of Sharon Road and Route 44 in the old firehouse, Fern is a treat for both the eye and the palate.
Farming is, in more ways than one, a young man’s game, especially if the aim is to help heal the planet at the same time, which is precisely what Tyler is trying to do.
At Altorelli Chiropractic & Med Spa in New Preston, traditional chiropractic practice is complemented by functional muscle and myofascial therapies.
Picture homeowner Bob Wolfe in a rakishly tipped fedora, shaking cocktails at a stylish bar while his lovely blonde wife, Laurie, greets guests warmly at the door.
Oracle Mushrooms will soon be supplying 100 pounds per week of varieties such as Lion’s Mane, King Trumpet, and Pink Oyster.
The workers at Calf & Clover Creamery in Cornwall go beyond standard hospitality. Molly gives me a gentle smile, Helena licks my hand, and Starlight nuzzles my leg before resuming their lunch of fermented alfalfa and clover.
Holistic medicine is based on the philosophy that mind, body, and spirit are one. Dr. McKelvey augments this approach with genomic testing.
When Dr. Tamara Sachs examines a patient in her New Milford office, she looks beyond recognizing and treating the symptoms of their condition.
The vein of American mysticism that links the natural world with the spiritual has found form in artists as disparate as Rockwell Kent, Agnes Pelton, and KK Kozik.
Ballet develops better balance and posture, improves focus and flexibility, expands our bodies range of motion, builds endurance and stamina, and strengthens our bones.
Yoga tends toward the dry side—but not at Sanctuary Power Yoga in Torrington, where owner/teacher Heather Rems Korwin specializes in heated power yoga.
Nothing lifts the spirits quite like an outing through a forest, except perhaps being accompanied by a herd of adorable goats.
