Litchfield Art Festival Artists
Spring 2022

The Voice of Art is thrilled to announce its very first outdoor juried fine art show, “Litchfield Art Festival” that will be a highlight for collectors and residents from the Tri-State region, New England and beyond.  The Litchfield Hills has a history and reputation for featuring top fine artists from across the country, and also many well-known and beloved New England and CT artists widely admired by art enthusiasts.  Attracting thousands of visitors, the festival will provide an exciting platform for artists to engage with attendees and sell their work.

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With DOUBLED visibility and accessibility, TVOA is committed to offering its best promotional efforts to present featuring artists’ high-quality work for maximum results.  To responsibly meet this time of challenge, TVOA will organize this live art event in a hybrid venue – both in-person and virtual through multiple digital channels – to reach a broader audience and ensure the public health and safety.  TVOA will encourage optimal participation by delivering interactive, digital excursions for viewers. 

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Town of Litchfield, the Litchfield Hills

The Town of Litchfield in Litchfield County is a scenic country town, nestled in the rolling green hills of Northwestern Connecticut.  Truly an historical town, recently celebrating its tri-centennial, it is where George Washington met with Colonel Tallmadge during the Revolutionary War.  History is treasured here, as evidenced by the meticulously restored homes and the classic village greens.  Its shops and restaurants, set around the historic green and immediate area, contribute to the 18th century New England town atmosphere.  But at the same time, proximity to Manhattan keeps this corner of Connecticut contemporary.  And, of course, the beautiful rural setting that includes Bantam Lake and the White Memorial Conservation, offers many outdoor activities.  The Litchfield Inn, centrally located in Litchfield, right off the main road (Rt. 202) with high visibility, offers easy access to the Festival site, along with beautiful views and a sense of historic and classic New England charm.

Northwest Connecticut Community Foundation Grant was made possible by:
the Khurshed Bhumgara Fund, a fund of the Foundation and the Robert B. & Cheryl Freehill Pauls Fund, a donor-advised fund established at the Foundation.

Featured Musician:

Anthony Troy 

• Guitarist, Composer, Teacher, Audio Engineer

• FRETMONKEY RECORDS | Artist

• GRAMMY Awards Recording Academy | Professional Member
  Connecticut Guitar Society | Board Member

Jazz Band

• Andrew Denicola - Saxophone

• Larry Davis - Drums

• Bentley Lewis - Guitar

Litchfield Art Festival 2021 is made possible by:

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