Ep. 4: Charlie Champalimaud shares interesting history about Troutbeck Hotel and Estate in Amenia, NY

What's Happening with Mary Beth Lawlor

On this episode, we are excited to have Charlie Champalimaud join us! Charlie and her husband, Anthony, are the owners of the storied Troutbeck hotel and estate in Amenia, NY, where Charlie serves as the director of culture and programs. You’ll hear about Troutbeck’s surprising history, and how it brings a slice of Europe to Dutchess County.
What's Happening with Mary Beth Lawlor connects you with the best of Litchfield County, CT and Northern Dutchess County, NY! Twice a month, we will share interviews with dynamic people in the community, what’s exciting on the food scene, as well as our favorite things to do in the area.
Hosted by Mary Beth Lawlor, editor-in-chief and publisher of Litchfield and Millbrook Magazines.
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Producer/Editor: Laura Hartle
Production Assistant: Zandria Oliver
Things to do in Northern Dutchess County, NY
In Dutchess, don’t miss Upstate Art Weekend, July 21- July 24, featuring over 130 destinations and artists from across the Hudson Valley. Explore unique installations, galleries, and museums in Dutchess County.
On Sunday, July 30th, check out Littlest Farmers Market at Hackett Farm Supply in Clinton Corners, NY. This kid-operated farmers market provides a safe, educational space for kids to come together and sell their home-grown products. You’ll find a bit of everything: locally grown fresh produce, flowers, crafts, and herb-infused popsicles!
You’ll find more great things to do in Northern Dutchess County at millbrookmagazine.com/events.

Things to do in Litchfield County, CT
Over in Litchfield County, The annual Litchfield Jazz Festival returns to Washington, CT from July 28-30 at the Frederick Gunn School. Guests will hear the Ehud Asherie Trio, the Steve Nelson Quartet, Champian Fulton with Fukushi Tainake on drums and Hide Tanaka on bass, as well as many others will be on hand to delight audiences with their music.
Tickets are available now for one of the most beautiful summer events in Litchfield County. The Midsummer Party for Conservation raises essential support for the Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy, the largest land trust in the state. The cocktail and dinner event will be held on August 12th at the amazing estate of Leni and Peter May in Bridgewater, CT.

Looking ahead to September 9th, Garden lovers should mark their calendars for the Garden Study Weekend Symposium at Hollister House Garden in Washington, CT. This event brings together some of the most important voices in the fields of horticulture and garden design, such as Edwina von Gal, Sam Hoadly, and more. Enjoy a weekend of learning, inspiration, and networking.

You’ll find more great things to do in Litchfield at litchfieldmagazine.com/events.

Show Links:
https://troutbeck.com
@troutbeck.ny
https://limerock.com
@limerockpark
https://www.skipbarber.com
@skipbarberracing

Music by Kevin Shrout