Have You Marked Your Calendars? Join us on Main Street (Rte. 44 - from Town Hall to High Street) on Saturday, September 28th, for the 24th Annual Fall Foliage Festival. Discover Winsted/Winchester – the perfect place to live, work, and play, offering the best of town and country. With over seventy crafters, artisans, vendors, local businesses, and organizations present, there's plenty to see and do, including kids' activities and live entertainment. And when hunger strikes, there's no shortage of options, with everything from food trucks to local restaurants offering delicious treats.
Rev Up Your Engines! We have added a spectacular Car & Motorcycle Show! There promises to be an exciting mix of classic muscle cars, sports cars, and motorcycles, with various awards up for grabs. It's just "good old-fashioned" family fun for all ages. 🔸 VENDOR application: crafters, artisans, local businesses, organizations, commercial https://www.fomswinsted.org/vendors.html 🔸 ABOUT THE EVENT: and last year's pictures: https://www.fomswinsted.org/fallfoliagefestival2024.html 🔸 SPONSOR Opportunities: https://www.fomswinsted.org/sponsoropportunities.html Be sure to sign up and join our mailing list: https://www.fomswinsted.org/weeklyupdates.html. Free admission, Free Parking, Free shuttle, ADA accessible -- Two parking lots - Rec. Dept. Building/Forest View Cemetery (180 Rowley Street) to The American Museum of Tort Law (654 Main Street) with 2 drop-off stops - Case Avenue and High Street. Looping from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Free Parking at The American Museum of Tort Law and walk to the Car/Motorcycle show starting at Railway Cafe!
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❛❛ My family and I moved to Winsted in June 2022 and have spent every day of the last two-plus years falling more and more in love with this beautiful town and its amazing small businesses. I grew up in Woodbury, and my husband, Steve, grew up in Naugatuck. We lived in Watertown before moving and found our perfect home on Highland Lake.
"Although we are a new business, Steve has been in the HVAC industry for over 25 years. He has done and seen it all, from service to installation to oil to gas conversions. He prides himself on mastering every aspect of the trade. About a year ago, he switched from residential to commercial work to spend more time with our family, but ultimately decided it wasn't for him. He missed the daily interaction with customers and the problem-solving challenges of residential work. So, in June, I told him to open his own company, which has been his dream for as long as I can remember. So now, it's all hands on deck at the Ash household. I am working on scheduling, the books, and marketing. The kids are leaning in to help with promotion and social media, and even the dogs hang out for a little emotional support when everyone is exhausted, but they must keep going. Our family loves to work together and is thrilled to have the opportunity to work with the amazing people that make up this amazing town. We are elated to be supporting Friends of Main Street and can't wait for future events!❜❜ -- Erica |
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