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Visitor Information Litchfield County has so much to offer. While you're staying at the Heritage Inn, let us suggest you visit some of these New England attractions. ................................................................. Ellsworth Hill Orchard & Berry Farm 
The character of Ellsworth, Connecticut, in many ways reflects the same character it wore in the latter part of the eighteenth century when the Ellsworth Society was formed apart from the Sharon and Kent Townships. Rolling hills, open pastures, original structures, and thick woods are aspects of rural Ellsworth which existed then and have continued to the present. ................................................................. McLaughlin Vineyards ................................................................. Nordica Toys ................................................................. Northwest Connecticut Convention and Visitors Bureau http://www.litchfieldhills.com/app/index.jsp ................................................................. Theatreworks ................................................................. The Silo ................................................................. The White Memorial Foundation and Conservation Center http://www.whitememorialcc.org/ ................................................................. Village Center Arts .................................................................
Blast From The Past 25 Church St., New Milford, CT 06776. Phone: (860) 354-3517. We're a bit more than an antique store -our collections span the decades from the 1890's-1990's. Our multi-dealer shop is filled to the brim with thousands of treasures. We highlight items from the 1930's, 40's and 50's that includes vintage kitchenware, glassware, art, linens, postcards, books, toys, country, fishing, photos, frames, clothing, jewelry and much more. You will also find oddities and eccentricities, as well as traditional antiques including furniture, pottery and architectural. Holiday Collectibles available year-round. New items daily. Open most days 11-4, call to confirm hours. Browsers and children welcomed! Credit cards accepted. ................................................................. Brookfield Craft Center Rte. 25, 286 Whisconier Rd., Brookfield, CT 06804. Phone: (203) 775-4526. National profile not-for- profit school and gallery for fine craftsmanship housed in six colonial vintage buildings overlooking the Still River at Halfway Falls. Workshops with America's foremost craft artists, curated gallery exhibitions. Gift shop features fine American handcrafts exclusively. Call for free program guide. Open year round Mon.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5. Email . Click here to visit their Web site . ................................................................. Cooking with Adrienne (Adrienne, Fine American Dining) 218 Kent Rd., Rte. 7 North, New Milford, CT 06776. (860) 354-6001. Award-winning chef, Adrienne Sussman, offers year-round scheduled courses and customized classes for groups of 8-10. Whether you wish to master a specialty dish, to learn tricks of the trade or to reduce stress while preparing for a dinner party -- Cooking with Adrienne offers intimate, hands-on courses in a Professional Kitchen. Cooking Classes provide a great theme for birthdays, showers and team-building events. Email . Click here to visit their Web site . ................................................................. DiGrazia Vineyards 131 Tower Rd., Brookfield, CT 06804. This winery offers informative guided winery tours, wine tasting, and a country gift shop. Gold medal winning dessert wines. Open daily 11-5 May-Dec. Winter: Jan.-Apr. Sat. and Sun. 11-5. More info (203) 775-1616. On the CT Wine Trail. Email . Click here to visit their Web site . ................................................................. Institute for American Indian Studies 38 Curtis Rd., off Rte. 199, Washington, CT 06793. Phone: (860) 868-0518. The Institute is a museum and education and research center dedicated to the study of the indigenous peoples throughout the western hemisphere, particularly those of the Eastern Woodlands. Longhouse Room with mural depicting village life, permanent exhibit with local artifacts, video room, Children's Discovery Room, temporary exhibit gallery featuring art and historical collections, Gift Shop; Outside: 17th c replicated Algonkian Village, simulated Archaeological Site, Healing Plant Garden, Three Sisters Garden, Four Signed Nature Trails. Open year-round, Mon.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5. Adm. Email . Click here to visit their Web site ................................................................. New Milford Historical Society 6 Aspetuck Ave., North of the Green, New Milford, CT 06776. Phone: (860) 354-3069. Tours of c. 1800 Knapp House attached to Galleries; c. 1796 Boardman Store; c. 1820 Bank Building; 18th & 19th century furniture; paintings by Ralph Earl, Richard Jennys, Woldemar Neufeld. Costumes, New Milford pottery, silver, pewter, toys, town documents, genealogy & photographs. Changing Exhibits. May-Oct., Thurs., Fri., & Sun., 1-4, or by appt. Click here to visit their Web site . ................................................................. Pratt Center 163 Papermill Rd., off Rte. 202, New Milford, CT 06776. (860) 355-3137. 193 acre nature preserve with hiking trails over diverse terrain offering woods, meadows, streams, ponds, and bird watching. A 2.5 mi. hike up Mt. Tom (1,200 ft.), New Milford's highest peak. Trails open dawn to dusk. Call ahead for trail conditions. Center open 9-5.Click here to visit their Web site . ................................................................. The Trading Post, LLC 314 Kent Rd., (Rte. 7N), New Milford, CT 06776. (860) 354-3276; and 618 Main St., (Rte. 25), Monroe, CT 06468. (203) 261-0618. The premier fireplace and stove retailer/specialist in CT, we provide products and services that warm your home with good ole Yankee know-how. Our products offer new, clean-burning efficient technology using renewable resources harvested right here in North America. Open House each September. Worth the trip from anywhere! Open 6 days a week, closed on Wed. Click here to visit their Web site . ................................................................. www.newmilfordchamberofcommerce.com www.brookfieldchamberofcommerce.com ................................................................. .................................................................
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Growing up, we all had our favorite toys, games, and maybe even a puzzle we liked to build over and over. Why not give your children the same magical memories? Nordica, conveniently located on the green across from the gazebo in New Milford, offers a huge variety of games, toys, and puzzles that will create wonderful memories for any child in your life. Backed by more than 25 years of experience, our prices are very competitive and we can even gift wrap your children's toys for you. 
Northwest Connecticut's Litchfield Hills, Housatonic Valley and Waterbury Region have been making visitors feel welcome for hundreds of years. This true domain of New England at its best is within 100 miles of New York City and 150 miles of Boston.
TheatreWorks New Milford has been the ultimate cultural destination for theatergoers throughout Connecticut and New York for 40 years. Our regular audience members come from as far away as Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. We do not take this wide-ranging appeal for granted. On the contrary, we are forever humble and grateful for the patronage of our beloved audiences. The least we can do to thank our audience members is to constantly strive to deliver nothing less than the highest level of quality in every production staged in this establishment.
Welcome to Silo Country! Here you will find the Henderson Cultural Center at Hunt Hill Farm which incorporates a museum, a land preserve, a cooking school, a gallery and a retail store. Follow the links above to learn more about all our exciting endeavors and events. Once you've had a chance to visit us online, think about including us on your next vacation. As Jacques Pepin said, we're "well worth the trip from almost anywhere." We hope to see you in Silo Country soon!
The White Memorial Conservation Center, an Environmental Education Center and Nature Museum, is located in the heart of the 4000-acre White Memorial Foundation in the hills of northwestern Connecticut. 
Village Center for the Arts is the greatest place
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