Honey Festival · Sep 20–21, 2033 · Litchfield, Connecticut
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Dates: Tuesday, September 20, 2033 to Wednesday, September 21, 2033 (2 days)
Venue: Litchfield Green, Rte 202, Litchfield, Connecticut
Type: Honey Festival
Litchfield — the jewel of Connecticut's Northwestern Highlands, a National Historic District in Litchfield County where the glacially sculpted Litchfield Hills rise to Connecticut's highest elevations in a landscape of stone-walled farms, village greens, and deciduous forest that preserves the essence of 18th-century New England rural character. Litchfield County is Connecticut's most rural county and one of New England's finest honey-producing regions, where the botanical richness of the Housatonic River valley, the Bantam River watershed, and the White Memorial Conservation Center's 4,000 acres of protected land creates a honey landscape of exceptional quality. Apple orchards bloom on the hillside farms of Litchfield, Washington, and Warren in May, producing a clean floral apple blossom honey; black locust blankets the rocky hillsides in white clusters in late May, delivering New England's classic clean vanilla-melon locust honey; basswood towers in the river valleys of the Housatonic and Bantam corridors in June, producing Connecticut's finest linden honey with its distinctive minty-medicinal character; clover carpets the stone-walled meadows through July and August; goldenrod sweeps across every Litchfield County hillside from late August through October; and a diverse understory of native shrubs — including mountain laurel (Connecticut's state flower), blueberry, and highbush cranberry — blooms through late spring and early summer. The festival at Litchfield Green celebrates the hills' remarkable agricultural and culinary heritage alongside local honey tastings, hive demonstrations, and historical craft exhibitions.
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Official page: ctbeekeepers.org
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