On Our Radar
Faces, places, treasures, and trends that caught our attention
Philip Dutton
Risks seem to have a way of working out for chef David Di Stasi. Today Di Stasi is arguably cooking some of the best and most exciting food in Connecticut.
The voice of the people is the voice of God. And once again the people of Litchfield County have spoken when it comes to nominating their favorite restaurants in Litchfield Magazine’s 2024 Reader’s Choice awards.
Maple syrup is collected from late winter through early spring and processed in sugar houses located throughout Litchfield County. Here's a list of sugar houses that you can visit.
Norfolk resident, director Diego Ongaro's film Down with the King is showing on Netflix starting January 18, 2024.
Clinton Kelly’s Take on the Months
Cynthia Hochswender
A new generation of Litchfield County artists has given those words a fresh meaning, with a homegrown film called The Salesman.
Things to do this January in Litchfield County, CT
Images and stories showcase a century of generosity that has strengthened the Litchfield Hills and Greater Waterbury area by advancing equity in education, addressing healthcare disparities, and expanding pathways to a thriving and more inclusive economy.
Things to do New Year's Eve Weekend in Litchfield County, CT
Ryan Lavine
Sparrow is located in the former Zaragoza and is open seven days a week. Owner John Bourdeau has given the once-dark space a light and airy hip aesthetic where they serve Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches, Chinese bao buns, Korean fried chicken, and much more.
Antoine Bootz
Susan Bednar Long is an interior designer residing between Connecticut and Texas. Trained at a design firm in Los Angeles, she later moved to New York City where she cut her teeth designing retail stores for Ralph Lauren.
In Litchfield County it truly does take a village…and in each village there are organizations that do a wonderful job helping people and animals in our community.