Welcome to Tariffville
A picturesque village within the town of Simsbury, located just 11 miles north and west of the city of Hartford, Tariffville strategically embraces the Farmington River. Rich in history, echoing the progress of the Industrial Revolution, the village holds a past that includes one of the first carpet mills in America (1825), water-powered electricity (1900), and a train wreck (1878) linked to the world's first emergency phone call. Today, Tariffville still provides a glimpse of it's historic character through its architecture, and a river access (Tariffville Gorge) that continues to hold a national interest.
Tariffville Village Festival (10/11/08) The Tariffville Village Association is sponsoring it's Sixth Annual Tarriffville Village Festival on Saturday, October 11th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Green at 31 Main Street in the Tariffville section of Simsbury.
Activities for the kids, entertainment, food and fun for the whole family.
An old fashioned cook-out with hamburgers, hot dogs and baked goods served throughout the day.
Crafters and artists as well performing arts and live music under the tent, including Tariffville's own Dana Pomfret. Non-profit and Recreation booths from St. Bernard's Church, Trinity Church, The Farmington River watershed Association, Simsbury Historical Society and local businesses. A Silent Auction of generously donated items will also be part of the day.
Come join us to enjoy a day on the Village Green with music, food, friends and lots of family fun!
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[see photos from this event (2007)]
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TVA Pot Luck Supper(2/16/08)
The Tariffville Village Association sponsored it's Annual Pot Luck Supper at Trinity Church on Saturday.
Villagers and vistors alike were invited to enjoy great food and friendly company free of charge!

This event, as always, is a great place to celebrate our village accomplishments, connect with our neighbors, and have a great time. The usual incentive for parents? Free babysitting, movie and fun for the children.
Special thanks to all our friends and neighbors, for their continued support of this event, and the TVA organization. |