Your guide to the heart of Litchfield County:
Discover local stories, hidden gems, and must-know events.

On Our Radar

Faces, places, treasures, and trends that caught our attention
Ryan Lavine
Our 2025 Best of Litchfield County issue highlights the winners of our annual Reader’s Choice Contest, where our readers voted for their favorite things about Litchfield County, CT.
Sabrina Eberhard
Experience exceptional dining at The Lost Fox Inn in Litchfield County, offering inventive dishes and charming accommodations.
Congratulations to John and Lisa Harris and the staff at The White Horse Country Pub for once again bagging top dining accolades in Litchfield Magazine’s annual Reader’s Choice Awards. For 2025.
Thomaston Opera House unveils a $3.5M renovation, restoring its historic 1884 ceiling artwork to its original glory.
Rex Todd Rogers creates beautiful floral sculptures and interior designs, blending artistry, elegance, and timeless charm.
Ryan Lavine
Litchfield Distillery celebrates 10 years of award-winning spirits, community support, and a commitment to local agriculture.
In 2024, Litchfield County’s real estate market remained robust despite higher interest rates and limited inventory.
Jake Koteen - Muddy Socks Photography
The Polar Bear Run in Litchfield County is a fun and welcoming winter event benefiting Guiding Eyes for the Blind.
Shop Scandinavian antiques, mid-century furniture, and modern designs at Eleish Van Breems Home in New Preston.
Indoor farmers market at The Silo in New Milford all winter, featuring fresh produce, local goods, and lunch.
Philip Dutton
Its size, shallow depth, and strong breezes have made Bantam Lake one of the best ice boating lakes in the Northeast.
Jacek Dolata
The winters in Litchfield County may be cold but they can also be fun. Make the most of it! Bundle up in layers and head outdoors to enjoy all the fun outdoor activities that Litchfield County has to offer.
  • 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