"All at once, summer collapsed into fall."
—Oscar Wilde
"All at once, summer collapsed into fall."
—Oscar Wilde
Located in the center of Washington Depot, and of Litchfield County, too, The Judy Black Park is a place where the community comes together. It is a place that welcomes artists, musicians, actors, dancers and audiences of all ages. It is home to outdoor movies, farmers markets, children’s arts and crafts, holiday celebrations, tributes to town volunteers, art exhibits, and much more. We take pride in the park and the evolutionary role it plays in our community and we are grateful for the support of the donors, event sponsors, and volunteers who helped to create this place that plays the literal and figurative role as the town square at the very crossroads of our community.
Welcome
We, the trustees of the Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens, welcome friends, neighbors, and visitors to gather at the park to relax, learn, play, and share all that our community offers.
Events @the Park
Farmer's Market @the Park
Farmer's Market @the Park
Farmer's Market @the Park
Summer Saturdays are perfect days to shop the bounty of local farms.
Art @the Park
Farmer's Market @the Park
Farmer's Market @the Park
Explore world class exhibits of fine art and sculpture in the park.
Music @the Park
Farmer's Market @the Park
Watch Parties @the Park
Enjoy the sights and sounds of live performances.
Watch Parties @the Park
Special Presentations @the Park
Watch Parties @the Park
From outdoor movies to big game watch parties, fans come together at the park.
Kids @the Park
Special Presentations @the Park
Special Presentations @the Park
Join teaching artists from throughout the local area in arts, crafts, and music.
Special Presentations @the Park
Special Presentations @the Park
Special Presentations @the Park
From guest speakers, to local chefs, there is always something to learn at the park.
Support has been provided to the Washington Park Foundation from CT Humanities (CTH), with funding provided by the Connecticut State Department of Economic and Community Development/Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) from the Connecticut State Legislature.