In The Litchfield Hills
For decades, the Litchfield Hills has been a haven for artists who want to focus their creativity and produce work freely. This has naturally lead to the opening of an abundance of artists, galleries, music venues, theaters, and schools throughout the region.
Engaging the public in building a strong and connected arts and culture community that is integral to the economic development and the collective well-being of our region.
Explore The ProgramsBecome a MemberLCC is a non-profit organization serving Litchfield and the surrounding communities of Connecticut since 2000, offering daily creative, intellectual and recreational programs for all ages. Residents and non-residents are welcome to join us.
Mount Tom State Park is a public recreation area lying south of US Route 202 in the towns of Washington, Litchfield, and Morris, Connecticut
Wander across the covered bridge, hike the falls, and feel the mist on your face as water cascades 250' down on its way to joining the Housatonic River.
Music Mountain's primary mission is education through the performance of the chamber music literature, specifically music for string quartet.
Trinity Preserve creates 1,000 acres of continuous forest accessible to the public. Parking is located between 134 & 152 Dibble Hill Rd, W. Cornwall.
The highest volume waterfall in the state Connecticut!
Museum, Archival material, genealogy, research, archival material the Historic Falls Village Railroad Depot. Lectures, events at the historic South Canaan Meetinghouse
Nature Center housing 70 species and over 450 birds from all over the world
An elevated 1.2 mile loop wooden walkway through the beautiful wetlands within White Memorial.
Non-Profit Organizations, Atheletics Organization
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Arts, Non-Profit Organizations
The Friendliest Senior Center Around! Stop in & say "Hi!".
Conversations On the Green (COG), brings nationally recognized voices and artists to the Litchfield hills, supporting a mission to educate (and invigorate) the community through discussion of the country’s most provocative issues and ideas.
Hart Farm Preserve was purchased by the Cornwall Conservation Trust in 2003. It consists of a total of 96 acres with lovely southern vistas from the top of Cherry Hill with picnic tables.
Recreation center with swimming pool.
This department strives to provide a wide variety of activities for residents of all ages for all seasons.
90 acre parcel located in the Cornwall Hollow section of Cornwall. The land connects many parcels of protected wilderness and directly abuts the blue-blazed Mohawk Trail as well as other preserved properties.
The mural will be the largest indoor collaborative artwork in the world and honors work and workers in America. The mural serves as the center of AMP’s education programs, and seeks to inspire, to educate, to invite collaboration.
A gathering place in Washington that invites friends and neighbors to relax, learn, play, and share all that our community offers. Operated by the Washington Park Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Recreational Activities, Skiing & Snowboarding, Banquet Facilities
The 998-acre Steep Rock Preserve offers hiking trails that follow the banks of the Shepaug River and provide access into the above hillsides.
Travel the twisting mountain road or hike the rugged trail to the top, either way you will be astounded at the beauty of mountain laurel in June and the spectacular colors of foliage in the fall.
The mission of the Norfolk Library is to “enable learning and literacy, promote culture through the arts, and encourage the sharing of ideas.”
Outdoor Sports & Recreation, Resource, OFFERS: Shop Online
Marina, Boat Rental, Service & Repair, Winter Storage, Boat Rentals & Cruises
Recreational Activities, Restaurants, Skiing & Snowboarding
Open to the public early April through the middle of May.
Non-Profit Organizations, Arts
Sanctuary Power Yoga offers yoga classes for students of all ages & levels of experience (including beginners yoga & kids yoga).
National Historic Landmark owned by The Falls Village-Canaan Historical Society. Lectures & events. Available for wedding and event rentals.
Martial arts for everyone. Traditional training in a friendly, supportive (virtual) atmosphere. Ages 4-adult
An escape room designed to make education hands-on! Set in the year 1518, this puzzle adventure game explores how people lived in CT before European contact. Book your adventure today by going to www.wigwamescape.org
Modern & Contemporary Art
Founded in 1946, this club is dedicated to the sport of hunting and fishing. We provide a safe, family oriented atmosphere where the great heritage and spirit of sportsmanship can be passed from generation to generation.
Operated by the Torrington Historical Society , this site includes permanent and temporary exhibit of local history plus a fantastic house museum
Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy is a non-profit organization dedicated to waterfowl and wetland conservation through research, education, and conservation action. Open to the public May-November and year round by appointment.
Play,Arts & Culture,Museums,Our Town,Non-Profits
The town history museum is dedicated to preserving the history and community of the town of Litchfield, CT.
A place where children learn through hands-on and multi-sensory activities. A setting where children can practice developmental skills such as role-playing, sharing, communicating and self-control.
Music lessons, Workshops, Open Mic, Recording, Fully Equipped Rehearsal Space
CT's first farm winery located in bucolic Litchfield, CT on top of Chestnut Hill. Tasting bar open everyday to taste over ten wines made at the winery paired with local cheeses and chocolates.
a non traditional Gallery showcasing artists from within the local radius to further afield
Our services range from Event planning to lighting and effects, From studio time to live show booking, and much more!
Non-Profit Organizations
Beautifully situated on a sloping, terraced site in the rolling hills of Litchfield County, Hollister House Garden is an American interpretation of the classic English garden, formal in its structure but informal in its style of planting.
A Connecticut state forest. It was formerly the summer residence of Edith Morton Chase, daughter of Henry Sabin Chase, first president of the Chase Brass and Copper Company.
Critically acclaimed professional summer theatre presenting Broadway style musicals, new works and plays starring local talent and Broadway's best and brightest talent.
Located in a historic downtown building, Five Points Gallery (FPG) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit contemporary art gallery showcasing professional regional, national and international visual artists.
