On Our Radar
Faces, places, treasures, and trends that caught our attention
Rana Faure
Angevine Farm in Warren offers pick-your-own pumpkins, scenic views, and a historic Harvest Barn each fall season.
Lisa Nichols
Topsmead State Forest preserves Edith Morton Chase's Tudor cottage and gardens atop Jefferson Hill, gifted to Connecticut in perpetuity.
Rana Faure
Jennifer Bastiaanse transforms her 1790 Litchfield colonial into a Halloween spectacle, blending elegant style with playful spookiness.
Rana Faure
Jed Gracey honors four generations of family history through regenerative farming at Coltsfoot Cottage Farm in Cornwall.
Rana Faure
Jamie Delaney restores Skiff Mountain Farm, an eighteenth-century Kent property, honoring history while building a new life there.
Kent School
A guide to Litchfield County's top private schools, from historic institutions to specialized programs and boarding options.
Anne Day
Salisbury's 69th Annual Fall Festival returns October 9–11 with scarecrows, hayrides, artisans, and small-town autumn charm.
Tech expert Michael Jay shares practical advice on passwords, scams, and staying safe online for non-tech users.
Ryan Lavine
Artist Nancy Lasar discusses drawing, collage, and Chinese calligraphy ahead of her upcoming show at Judy Black Park.
Filmmaker Larry Milburn returns to Bantam Cinema & Arts Center, where he once fell in love with movies, as director.
Clay Way Studio Tour opens nine western Connecticut studios October 17 and 18, featuring 25 ceramic artists' work.
Ryan Lavine
Kent Historical Society uncovers centuries of stories in Good Hill Cemetery, restoring gravestones dating back to 1747.
