A special event designed to showcase the town’s many natural and cultural offerings.
Norfolk has miles of trails all over town, most of them maintained year-round by the Norfolk Land Trust and Great Mountain Forest. They are open for the public to enjoy, so come on out! Trail maps are linked from the organization names above. Cycling is permitted on the Great Mountain Forest trails.
Bring your friends and enjoy a friendly game of bocce, the traditional Italian sport that has become so popular. The bocce court behind the old railroad station at10 Station Place will be open all day for play. Equipment is supplied, and the court will be open throughout WIN weekend.
On Friday and Saturday during Weekend in Norfolk, the IceBox Cafe is offering specials on two of their signature items. Visitors will discover discounts of $1 off Marinell's freshly brewed Chai and a 10” white arugula pizza for $12 instead of $15.
Come view Hannah Jung’s art show, “Led by the Light.” A Connecticut resident, originally from Seoul, South Korea, Hannah has exhibited her work nationwide. A reception will be held Sunday, August 3, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. with a special artist talk at 3:30.
Immaculate Conception Church will be open for viewing its magnificent stained glass windows, created by Franz Mayer & Co. of Munich. Docents will be present to answer questions at the specific hours scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Please be aware that hours could change if a church service is scheduled at the last minute.
This is Weekend in Norfolk's tenth anniversary! Everyone is invited to join us as we cut a ribbon to open the festivities.
Battell Chapel’s beautiful stained glass windows were designed by D. Maitland Armstrong and Louis Comfort Tiffany. Three large windows designed by Armstrong and made of opalescent glass fill the west end of the chapel. Tiffany’s five smaller windows face them from the east; they depict the four seasons, with a brilliant sunrise at the center. […]
Take a guided tour of Battell Chapel and its beautiful stained glass windows designed by D. Maitland Armstrong and Louis Comfort Tiffany. Three large windows designed by Armstrong and made of opalescent glass fill the west end of the chapel. Tiffany’s five smaller windows face them from the east; they depict the four seasons, with […]
The stand will be open at Husky Meadows Farm, with all kinds of vegetables, greens, fruits and flowers. You might even find some of the farm's famous baked goods! Please note: the address for the stand is 30 Doolittle Drive. Turn in where you see the sign for Husky Meadows Farm and park straight ahead […]
You’re invited to get married or renew your vows on the Village Green; bouquets supplied, ring bearers and witnesses standing by. Please email us to make a reservation (required) and, if you’re getting married, bring your license. See the town clerk’s web page for hours, license fee and a worksheet.
Norfolk has miles of trails all over town, most of them maintained year-round by the Norfolk Land Trust and Great Mountain Forest. They are open for the public to enjoy, so come on out! Trail maps are linked from the organization names above. Cycling is permitted on the Great Mountain Forest trails.
Bring your friends and enjoy a friendly game of bocce, the traditional Italian sport that has become so popular. The bocce court behind the old railroad station at10 Station Place will be open all day for play. Equipment is supplied, and the court will be open throughout WIN weekend.
On Friday and Saturday during Weekend in Norfolk, the IceBox Cafe is offering specials on two of their signature items. Visitors will discover discounts of $1 off Marinell's freshly brewed Chai and a 10” white arugula pizza for $12 instead of $15.
The Norfolk Recreation Committee is organizing three separate pickleball tournaments. The games with by held at the tennis courts at Botelle School. Rackets will be available for use. Bring your own water and something shady. Each tournament will consist of eight pairs of players in round robin format, which guarantees seven games. Each game is […]
Expert fisherman Doug McDevitt will demonstrate the art of casting and fly tying and share many tips and tricks for successful fly fishing. The venue: Wood Creek Pond. Equipment will be loaned for the occasion courtesy of Orvis's Avon store and volunteers from Trout Unlimited will assist. Spaces for the hands-on lessons are limited. Sessions […]
Extra, extra! Two vendors, Big Fish Designs and Joanne Conti, will be setting up in front of the Berkshire Country Store just for Saturday. You'll find handmade leather goods and soy candles created by Big Fish Designs. Joanne Conti specializes in custom jewelry, crafts and stones.
Come view Hannah Jung’s art show, “Led by the Light.” A Connecticut resident, originally from Seoul, South Korea, Hannah has exhibited her work nationwide. A reception will be held Sunday, August 3, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. with a special artist talk at 3:30.
Emma Sisk, an avid birder, local teen and volunteer for the Sharon Audubon, will lead "Birding is fun for everyone," a bird walk and talk at the Barbour Woods. Meet at 10:00 a.m. sharp at the Lovers Lane entrance. This will be a family friendly event sponsored by the Norfolk Land Trust. To download a […]
Come spend a summer morning immersed in the rich legacy of weather science at Great Mountain Forest (GMF)! For over 90 years, GMF has been a quiet but crucial hub for collecting local climate data—serving scientists, foresters, and nature lovers alike. In this fascinating session presented by Russell Russ, GMF Forest Property Manager, you'll: Discover […]
The Norfolk Rails to Trails Committee is sponsoring an e-mountain bike/e-gravel bike ride into some of the lesser known back roads and byways of Norfolk. Route will be chosen to match the skill levels of the participants. Meet at Robertson Plaza on Station Place in the center of town. Don’t forget your helmet and water! […]
An exhibition of new works by Turi Rostad. Turi, who returned to her native Norfolk in 1999, currently runs a gallery and framing business in addition to exploring her art.
The stand will be open at Husky Meadows Farm, with all kinds of vegetables, greens, fruits and flowers. You might even find some of the farm's famous baked goods! Please note: the address for the stand is 30 Doolittle Drive. Turn in where you see the sign for Husky Meadows Farm and park straight ahead […]
Expert fisherman Doug McDevitt will demonstrate the art of Spey casting. The venue: Wood Creek Pond. Equipment will be loaned for the occasion courtesy of Orvis's Avon store and spaces for the hands-on lessons are limited. Doug will also hold fly fishing seminars at 9:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. […]
Immaculate Conception Church will be open for viewing its magnificent stained glass windows, created by Franz Mayer & Co. of Munich. Docents will be present to answer questions at the specific hours scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Please be aware that hours could change if a church service is scheduled at the last minute.
The Norfolk Recreation Committee is organizing three separate pickleball tournaments. The games with by held at the tennis courts at Botelle School. Rackets will be available for use. Bring your own water and something shady. Each tournament will consist of eight pairs of players in round robin format, which guarantees seven games. Each game is […]
Come join the fun as the Connecticut-Asia Cultural Center celebrates its fourth annual cultural festival. Tour the exhibits of Buddhist, Taoist, Confucian Christian and Inca cultures. In addition to the exhibits, the Center will serve complimentary Asian lunch boxes. Other events include a Tai Chi Fan Dance, arts and crafts, Dragon Boat Racers competition (on […]
Come hear Seth Hagymasi singing and playing a great mix of folk, bluegrass and old-time country music on acoustic guitar and mandolin.
Sarah Dreyer of Wildwood 1880 and Stacy Whitman of the Curious Cat Bookstore in Winsted are collaborating to create a beautifully curated pop-up bookstore right inside the Inn. Don't miss a visit there or you might miss something special! Open Saturday and Sunday.
In the 1840 presidential election, Thomas Cowles was the first man in Norfolk to openly cast a vote for James G. Birney, the nominee of the abolitionists Liberty Party. Mr. Cowles was applauded by some of his fellow townsmen and friends, and this independent act caused much interest and discussion. A New Birth of Freedom, […]
Bring your own picnic and step back in time! The Victorian era truly birthed the concept of al fresco dining, re-imagining the picnic as an outdoor celebration accessible to all. Norfolk's stately Victorian B&B, the Manor House Inn, invites you to come enjoy its expansive grounds—spread your blanket, open your basket, picnic and play on […]