For its 27th year, the Woman’s Club of Woodbury hosts their annual Holiday House Tour.

Charlie and Kevin Dumais are the Litchfield-based founders of Dumais Made and Dumais Interior Design. For their 2023 limited edition holiday collection, Dumais Made introduced pottery inspired by their trip to Puglia.

Celebrate the Holidays at one of these fun events happening in Litchfield County.

The 42nd annual Bethlehem Christmas Town Festival is set for Dec. 1 from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and Dec. 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., starting with a tree lighting on the village green.

Thomas Adkins of Southbury, among the finest landscape artists in the Northeast and one of Mullen’s stars, is represented by a wall of paintings that refreshes every time pieces sell, which is often.

At its new location, the award-winning Byrde + the b and BYRDEMAN, a luxury salon and barbershop, has doubled in square footage, “creating a revitalized space that has returned us back to our roots,” states founder and co-owner Scott Bond.

Litchfield-based Arethusa Farm has been producing its eggnog for over a decade. Each year, they prepare a limited batch of sweet eggnog that flies off the refrigerated shelves.

The Trinity Milton Church in Litchfield holds claim to having the oldest functioning tracker organ in the country and the only one in Connecticut.

The event is a fundraiser for the Washington Community Fund, which supports Washington families and individuals who face unforeseen emergencies and who require assistance.

Snow days might be a thing of the past, but hopefully Litchfield’s legacy of tobogganing down snowy streets is not.

The communities of Litchfield County arguably reflect that spirit year-round, and nowhere is it more obvious than in the small businesses serving us. Show them the love this season!

The couple wanted their mid-century Tom Babbitt-designed guest house renovated and updated, but with the original layout and sensibility retained.