Nestled in the northwest hills of Litchfield County in the state of Connecticut is the charming town of Goshen. Goshen is a rural, agricultural town that spans 45.6 square miles and has a population of about 3,007 people. The median household income for the town is approximately $64,430. The main industry in town is agriculture with a strong emphasis on cheese making. Manufacturing is also a main industry for the town. Each Labor Day weekend, Goshen hosts the Goshen Fair, which is an agricultural fair that showcases the talents and goods of local farmers. The town is also home to “Action Wildlife” which is the only exotic animal zoo in the state of Connecticut. Nodine’s Smokehouse is a common stop for locals and visitors alike. Here you can purchase freshly smoked meats, cheeses, and fish. In addition to the annual agricultural fair, Goshen hosts many events that draw participants from across the state. Some of the annual events include the Litchfield Jazz Festival, Earth Day Plant Sale, Goshen Antique Auto Show, and the Goshen Turkey Trot, which are all held at the Goshen Fair Grounds. The Goshen Players group performs numerous plays and productions throughout the year on the town green or at the old town hall.