John Martin Associates offers experience in planning, design, and construction. They listen to clients and involve them as active partners.
John Martin Associates
760 East Main St, Torrington
860-496-1233
A little bit of every era, from Victorian times to the 1970s, is on display here. The original and restored lighting section is particularly interesting. Open by appointment only.
111 Main Street, Torrington
860-489-1566
remwhen.com
John Martin Associates offers experience in planning, design, and construction. They listen to clients and involve them as active partners.
John Martin Associates
760 East Main St, Torrington
860-496-1233
Located in a historic downtown building, Five Points Gallery (FPG) is a non-profit contemporary art gallery showcasing professional regional, national and international visual artists. The gallery presents exhibitions in three beautifully renovated exhibition spaces, and has earned the reputation as one of Connecticut’s outstanding contemporary art venues.
Five Points Gallery
33 Main St, Torrington
860-618-7222
jmcelhone@fivepointsgallery.org
Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities (ECAD) is a non-profit organization that breeds and trains dogs to become service dogs. Their mission is to enable people with disabilities to gain greater independence and mobility through the use of specially educated dogs. They have a variety of programs designed to meet the needs of a specific population: veterans, persons living with disabilities, children as young as two with Autism, and facilities.
ECAD is always looking for volunteers to help train the dogs, take them home on the weekend, and raise awareness through events.
Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities
P.O. Box 831 Torrington
860-489-6550
The mission of FISH NWCT is to provide the most basic of human needs—food, shelter and hope. Since opening its doors in 1972, FISH has evolved into the largest emergency homeless shelter (35 beds) in the NWCT corner, providing families, individuals and veterans a safe and secure haven as they await permanent supportive housing, as well as serving the residents (over 1500 annually) of area communities as a food pantry.
FISH NWCT appreciates and depends on the generosity of community neighbors to support their food pantry and homeless emergency shelter programs. Be sure to look on their website to find ways to help.
FISH NWCT
332 South Main St, Torrington
860-482-7300
The Heritage Land Preservation Trust (HLPT) is an independent nonprofit organization, founded in 1968. They have saved over 600 acres of land, and helped residents and landowners protect and conserve their land, forests, farmlands, ponds and rivers by creating public nature preserves. Their mission is to act as stewards of the land, waterways and wildlife entrusted to us by landowners, in perpetuity; and to engage in and otherwise promote the scientific study of and to educate the public in regard to the preservation of surrounding natural resources.
The HLPT is always in need of the time and expertise of new volunteers.
Heritage Land Preservation Trust
P.O. Box 596, Torrington
860-361-6835
Kitty Quarters is an all volunteer, all-cat rescue, adoption, and education center. Their mission is to pair cats with people, to benefit both. It is a place where people and cats can benefit from a unique approach to rescue and adoption.
If your heart is big enough, your body strong enough, and your love deep enough to fill this critical role in our community, Kitty Quarters wants you as a volunteer.
Kitty Quarters
1188 New Litchfield St, Torrington
860-482-2888
The Litchfield County 4‑H club empowers young people with the skills to lead for a lifetime. It’s a research-based experience that includes a mentor, a hands-on project, and a meaningful leadership opportunity. For more than 100 years, 4‑H has welcomed young people of all beliefs and backgrounds, giving kids a voice to express who they are and how they make their lives and communities better. Through life-changing 4‑H programs, nearly six million kids and teens have taken on critical societal issues, such as addressing community health inequities, engaging in civil discourse and advocating for equity and inclusion for all.
Volunteers play a vital role in the ongoing growth and development of those in the 4‑H Youth Development program. Join the Litchfield County 4-H club as a volunteer today.
Litchfield County 4-H
843 University Dr, Torrington
860-626-6240
This outstanding agency provides assistance to adults with serious mental illness. Prime Time House helps these individuals to find their personal pathways to independence and productivity including employment, education, housing and friendship.
Volunteers and donations are always welcome.
Prime Time House
836 Main St, Torrington
860-618-2479
Promotes safety, healing, and growth for all survivors of domestic and sexual abuse and advocates for the autonomy of women and the end of interpersonal violence.
Susan B. Anthony Project
179 Water St, Torrington
860-489-3798
The Torrington Soup Kitchen has been providing meals since 1983. It is a place where people come for daily contact with others, as well as a place that provides an opportunity for individuals to meet staff from area agencies and programs for assistance with the many needs and problems they experience. The soup kitchen serves people from all walks of life, including homeless individuals and families, and the working disadvantaged.
Food donations and volunteers are always needed.
Torrington Soup Kitchen
220 Prospect St, Torrington
860-482-0130
Water Street Potters has unique and beautiful gifts and a newly renovated space with the amenities potters need to realize everything that they can imagine.
Water Street Potters
39 Water St, Torrington
917-952-9660
martinellicarpentryandwood-working.com
531 Clearview Avenue, Torrington
860-307-8485
Becoming Balanced offers Pilates classes, yoga, Zumba, pregnancy yoga, ballet, and more. They also have private classes. Amy Merli teaches yoga and also hosts green events, such as workshops on Eating for Energy.
Becoming Balanced
224 East Main St
860-309-2709
Energy Fitness Factory is the larges fitness center in Northwest Connecticut. They specialize in one-on-one training, and all trainers are certified in a range of disciplines. They care for their members and support their well-being and fitness objectives.
Energy Fitness Factory
59 Field St, Torrington
860-496-9100
This yoga experience is as chill as it is hot. The vinyasa power yoga class offers an amazing workout that will strengthen and transform mind, body and spirit. In a heated room. A monthly-unlimited pass for $49 is an incredible value.
Sanctuary Power Yoga
23 Franklin St
860-496-1500
In business since the 1930s, Weigold Floor Covering offers the latest trends in floor covering, along with the classics that never go out of style.
Weigold Floor Covering
148 East Albert St, Torrington
860-482-2492
The Brothers and Sons Sugarhouse is a great local sugarhouse that is open year round! Free tours available to watch syrup being made during the winter months, February through March. All visits are free, call ahead and book an appointment today! Brothers and Sons Sugarhouse is also accessible to the handicapped. Groups welcome!
Brothers and Sons Sugarhouse
998 Saw Mill Rd, Torrington
860-489-2719
SALT 2.0 is a quick service kitchen by Litchfield staple, Saltwater Grille. Features bowls, wraps, tacos, and more! Takeout only, option to order ahead online. Locations in Litchfield, Torrington, and Brookfield.
26 Commons Dr., Litchfield
84 Main St., Torrington
802 Federal Rd., Brookfield
Sasso’s Coal Fired Pizza combines artisan pizzas with a rustic industrial atmosphere for a unique dining experience.
Sasso’s Coal Fired Pizza
52 Main St, Torrington
860-618-7162
Nestle into a cozy booth and savor fresh, homemade pasta (made on the premises from old family recipes from Abruzzo) at the well established Italian Venetian Restaurant. Their ravioli, seafood risotto, and Caesar salad are particularly outstanding. The decor is formal and picturesque with large murals of Venice, upholstered booths, a tin ceiling, and stylish, old-fashioned light fixtures. A good place to linger over your meal with a glass of wine and good conversation. Nice salads. Prix fixe dinner is available. Reservations required on weekends.
The Venetian
52 East Main St
860-489-8592
The Torrington Farmers’ Market is open every Tuesday from 3-6 pm, and every Saturday from 10 am-1 pm, between June 1-October 26.
37 Charles St, Torrington
A charming traditional Greek Tavern. In keeping with Greek tradition, all of the food is made fresh everyday. YiaYia’s Greek Kitchen is a love letter to Greece as well as the owner’s beloved mother YiaYia.
YiaYia’s Greek Kitchen
1057 East Main St, Torrington
860-618-3076
Built by the Hotchkiss Brothers Company in 1900, this queen Anne-style Victorian house features elaborate woodwork, stenciled walls, original furnishings and a decorative art collection. The museum highlights local history and the carriage house features a working machine shop. Upon completion of the home in 1900, the Fylers and Hotchkisses quickly settled in. The residence remained in the family until the last occupant, Gertrude Fyler Hotchkiss, died in 1956. In her will, Mrs. Hotchkiss bequeathed her estate to the Torrington Historical Society. This extraordinary gift included the Hotchkiss-Fyler House Museum and grounds, the adjacent house (now the history museum), and the Carriage House.
192 Main St, Torrington
860-482-8260
The Brothers and Sons Sugarhouse is a great local sugarhouse that is open year round! Free tours available to watch syrup being made during the winter months, February through March. All visits are free, call ahead and book an appointment today! Brothers and Sons Sugarhouse is also accessible to the handicapped. Groups welcome!
Brothers and Sons Sugarhouse
998 Saw Mill Rd, Torrington
860-489-2719
John Martin Associates offers experience in planning, design, and construction. They listen to clients and involve them as active partners.
John Martin Associates
760 East Main St, Torrington
860-496-1233
Fabrication shop with over 15 years of experience specializing in manufacturing. They can repair and fabricate just about anything.
Northside Welding
312 North Elm St, Torrington
860-201-3433
Dr. Matthew Blondin has been serving the eye care needs of the Torrington and Kent communities since 1979. He is a 1975 graduate of the University of Notre Dame and the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in 1978. He is both DPA and TPA certified, and currently offers a complete range of eye care services including blood pressure screening and glaucoma testing.
Blondin Shea Eyecare
5 Kent Green Blvd, Kent
379 Prospect St. Suite B, Torrington
860-927-0501
