Even during the cold, dark days of winter, Litchfield County offers up plenty of activities for everyone. Whether you’re a winter sport enthusiast or prefer to stay indoors on blustery days, check out this list of thing to do for inspiration.

For 100 years, Merritt Clarke’s Store in Bantam has encapsulated quality and service. Named after the man who established it, today the reins belong to Yvonne Gilyard, who has kept Clarke’s story intact while adding her own chapters to it. 

Anna Haines, a Woodbury designer, creates elegant, nature-inspired holiday decor for festive, welcoming homes.

Support Litchfield County’s nonprofits, including food pantries, pet shelters, and schools, through donations or volunteering.

Celebrate the season with joy and ease by shopping local in Litchfield County for unique, heartfelt gifts.

Kingsley Tavern in Kent offers creative comfort food, including poutine, jerk chicken, and miso-marinated salmon.

Holiday in the Depot, a cherished winter tradition, held in the snug hamlet of Washington Depot for the last 33 years. 

Onyx Jewelers in Woodbury creates custom, meaningful jewelry pieces that tell your unique story, blending legacy and artistry.

Explore Connecticut's iconic role in Christmas movies, from Christmas in Connecticut to Hallmark films, with insights from actress Illeana Douglas.

Support Litchfield County’s "Be Homeful for the Holidays" campaign to prevent family homelessness this season.

Mountainside Café in Falls Village offers farm-to-table meals while supporting recovery and vocational programs.

This January, you can catch MOMIX in its own back yard in two performances of ALICE at the Warner Theater in Torrington.