NWCT Arts Council and Discover Litchfield Hills Partner to Co-brand Calendar
NWCT Arts Council • May 27, 2020
The two organizations begin collaboration to become the centralized resource for events in Northwest Connecticut.
Northwest Connecticut Arts Council is partnering with the Northwest Connecticut Economic Development Corporation (EDC) around the Discover Litchfield Hills (DLH) website. This project will involve fully integrating the DLH calendar system with the Arts Council’s website, as well as co-branding their monthly print calendar and weekly email newsletter.
The Arts Council will be launching its new website on June 1st, 2020 as part of this initiative.
The integration of the DLH calendar in the NCAC website will further develop the infrastructure needed to make DLH a vibrant resource for the region. Arts, culture, and creative events will be filtered into the NCAC online calendar from the “Find the Arts” section of DLH’s website. Arts Council members will continue to have the benefit of listing their events once through the NCAC website to be included in both the Arts Council and DLH calendars.
“This integration is a major step forward in creating a centralized events platform for our region, and we are excited for the positive impact that it will have on the arts and culture community in NWCT,” says Steph Burr, Executive Director of the Arts Council.
The partnership is a significant pillar of NCAC’s strategic plan, as well as the tourism focus area of the EDC’s Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) Plan. The Arts Council is focusing on deep regional collaboration and economic development through the arts.
This partnership is part of a larger year-long marketing and communication plan to highlight this collaboration, and increase brand awareness of both DLH and NCAC as a central sources of information for events in the region.
Visit the NWCT Arts Council’s website at artsnwct.org
or Discover Litchfield Hills at discoverlitchfieldhills.com.
Leaves swirl like butterflies in the chill November breeze, leaving the trees bare and ready for a long winter's sleep. Find all the perfect events to enjoy the end of autumn in our November calendar:
The CT Office of the Arts allocates $66,178 in Supporting Arts Grants to Litchfield County Organizations
The Northwest Connecticut Arts Council announces the most recent UNICO Scholarship awardees for 2025.
The Northwest Connecticut Arts Council administers this grant program on behalf of the Torrington UNICO Scholarship Fund. The grant is intended to foster the talent and career development of Northwest Connecticut yo
Fall has arrived in Litchfield County, painting the trees with shades of red, orange, and yellow, instead of their usual green. Experience the beauty of the Litchfield Hills in autumn with the events in our October calendar:
New Milford Cultural District Committee celebrates the district's official state designation.
Lots of Sunshine and Smiles in the garden for Arts Night Out! with the Litchfield Arts Council at the Litchfield Historical Society's Tapping Reeve Meadow
As the days get shorter and the nights grow colder in Litchfield County, we say goodbye to the warm summer air and welcome the cool autumn breeze. Find the right events to help you usher in the new season in our September Calendar:
Clouds are marching along, while birds sing their songs, just as they do. If you just knew, all the fun things you could do, what would you do? Find the perfect events to go along to in our August calendar:
Great tunes and lots of energy for the 8th annual Make Music Day on Saturday, June 21, 2025.
Celebrating Community and Creativity: The Bantam Arts Factory Mural by Danielle Mailer
