Grazing-sized portions of house specialties are served by local restaurants, bistros and purveyors of fine foods at prices averaging from $4.00 to $8.00. Food vendors accept cash only. ATM available on-site.
Wine by the glass from area wineries, draught beer and non-alcoholic beverages are also available for purchase.
Seating for dining is available in the culinary tent, at outdoor picnic tables and inside the air-conditioned ski lodge. Plus, guests are invited to dine on the grounds with their own lawn chairs and blankets.
Other activities include live entertainment, plus shopping for artisan crafts and unique gifts for family, friends and you!
Indoor restroom facilities. Plus, plenty of free parking!
Festival Dates, Times & Location:
DATES: Saturday - Monday, September 1-3, 2012 (Labor Day Weekend).
TIMES: Saturday & Sunday -- Noon to 8:00 p.m; Monday -- Noon to 5:00 pm.
An Easy Drive from anywhere in the area: Hartford - 37 minutes; New Haven - 1 hour; Bridgeport - 1 hour, 15 minutes; Danbury - 1 hour; Stamford - 1 hour, 30 minutes; Whitestone Bridge - 1 hour, 45 minutes.
Festival Admission
Advance General Admission (Age 12+): $8.00
Advance Senior Admission (65+): $6.00
On-Site General Admission (Age 12+): $10.00
On-Site Senior Admission (65+): $8.00
Child Under Age 12: FREE
Admission does NOT include food, beverages, crafts, gifts or attractions (purchased separately).
Festival occurs rain or shine.
No refunds or exchanges are permitted.
No outside food or beverage permitted.
Leashed dogs permitted.
Admission includes 10% State Admissions Tax.
New Hartford
New Hartford
is a small, close-knit community bordered by Torrington to the west,
Barkhamsted to the north, Canton to the east, and Burlington and
Harwinton to the south. The Farmington River traverses the historic
downtown area, providing scenic beauty to all who frequent the quaint
shops and businesses located there. Fishermen can be seen casting their
lines in one of Connecticut's most well known catch-and-release areas.
The summer brings kids of all ages to this river to experience the
thrill of riding the rapids on a tube or in a kayak, available for rent
from local vendors. Residents and visitors flock to local antique shops
while enjoying the spectacular views of the rolling hills surrounding
the town. Ski enthusiasts are drawn to Ski Sundown with a great range of
slopes from beginner to advanced. More info...
Chapin Park Bed & Breakfast New Hartford, CT
Nominated by Yankee Magazine as the "Best Victorian Respite" in Connecticut for the 2011 Vacation edition, Chapin Park Bed & Breakfast is a magnificent nineteenth century Victorian style home located on the green in the charming New England village of Pine Meadow in New Hartford, Connecticut.
The Litchfield Hills
in Northwestern Connecticut is known for its unspoiled scenery, lovely
colonial homes, stonewalls and classic village greens. The area has 38
bed and breakfasts located in a variety of homes from Classic Colonials
to Tudor Mansions and Victorian Estates. In The Litchfield Hills, you
will also find 20 beautifully maintained country inns, three outstanding
resorts and a wide range of hotels from budget properties to four
diamond conference hotels. Tourism information is available
from the Western Conn. Convention & Visitors Bureau at 860-567-4506 orwww.LitchfieldHills.com.
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