Week Calendar

Ridgefield Social Services is once again offering free confidential Medicare prescription drug counseling sessions from October 15 through December 7, during Medicare’s Open Enrollment period at the Ridgefield Library

If you've been thinking of using Instagram for personal or professional use, join us for a basic overview on how, when and why to work Instagram into your social media savvy.

Note: November's meeting takes place a week earlier than usual because of Thanksgiving.

Ridgefield Social Services is once again offering free confidential Medicare prescription drug counseling sessions from October 15 through December 7, during Medicare’s Open Enrollment period at the Ridgefield Library

Children ages 2-5 with an adult are invited to enjoy Ray's interactive original music.  Ray plays his guitar with gusto and children will be sure to have a great musical adventure! No registration.

Divorce, empty nesting, career change, illness, loss...

The Ridgefield Historical Society and the Ridgefield Library present an exciting new lecture by Ed Hynes.

Adults with infants from birth to age 12 months (non-walkers) are invited to meet up for finger plays, music and networking. No registration required.

Local yoga teachers will lead Chair Yoga sessions on the first and third Wednesday of the month from 1 - 2 PM.

This program is part of the Noreen L. Papa: Mothers Live Your Life series.

Please register.

Due to renovations taking place at The Brant Foundation in Greenwich this November, this docent-led tour is cancelled at this location.

Join us for a monthly discussion of a chosen poet.  The discussion is led by retired English Professor, Dr. Alan Holder and meets on the last Friday of each month (excluding July and August).  

Now celebrating the tenth anniversary since its founding in 2009, The Brant Foundation is home to a remarkable collection of contemporary art and several changing exhibitions throughout the year.  Sabrina Marsalisi, Director of Education, wil

Children ages 3, 4, & 5 enjoy stories, songs, movement and fun activities. Independent children may attend alone.  Adults need to remain in the Lodewick Children's LIbrary. No registration required.

Do you have home videos in VHS format that you would like convert to DVD?  Reserve this individual two-hour session to make a DVD from one of your personal VHS videos (NTSC format only).   Please note that it takes the entire playba

Do you have home videos in VHS format that you would like convert to DVD?  Reserve this individual two-hour session to make a DVD from one of your personal VHS videos (NTSC format only).   Please note that it takes the entire playba

Young designers will learn what is involve in building a strong house. They will create their own house/structure and test it to see if it can withstand the force of wind.

Children in kindergarten, first and second grades meet to explore the artwork in picture books. Stories will be shared and children will make artwork in the style of the illustrators.

Come join us on the third Wednesday of the month to watch an Italian movie (with English subtitles).  A discussion after the film in Italian will follow for those looking to stay and practice their Italian (or even just to listen).

Enhance your visual literacy skills with our graphic novel book club! Read the book, then join us for a fun discussion and craft.

Do you have home videos in VHS format that you would like convert to DVD?  Reserve this individual two-hour session to make a DVD from one of your personal VHS videos (NTSC format only).   Please note that it takes the entire playba

Join us and the Prospector Theater to celebrate the release of the new Frozen movie with crafts and games! All ages welcome.

Le Corsaire

Monday, November 18, 2019 at 6:00pm

https://ridgefieldplayhouse.org/event/le-corsaire/

Members & Seniors $20 | Students $15

Join our weekly book club designed especially for adolescents (16 and up) and adults with intellectual and developmental challenges. This inclusive book club is open to anyone who enjoys a good book (including aides)!

This program is now full.

Join us for our adults-only, beer-wine-and-snacks included, tabletop gaming experience offered by the Ridgefield Library. Tabletop games mean anything from card games to dice games, board games to strategy games. 

Join us as Peter Steiner discusses his recently released novel, The Good Cop. This program is presented by the Ridgefield Library and Books on the Common.

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As a follow-up on her  three-part travel series on Italy over the summer Toni McKeen will give an illustrated lecture on Mussolini: The Man Behind the Uniform.

Join us for a dramatic reading of a new play by Ridgefield native Claire Glubiak.