Announcing the 2027 Great Expectations Gala Honoree
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The Ridgefield Library invites you to support our 2026-2027 Annual Appeal. Your generosity fuels our mission to provide the Ridgefield…
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November Gallery Exhibit: Sara Kaplan
Sara Kaplan has been an architect, crossword puzzle constructor, stay-at-home mom, and prolific doodler. In 2018, she started painting. “Mostly…
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Poems From CT's Four Corners – November 2026
Join us for November’s “Poems from Connecticut’s Four Corners,” featuring five outstanding Nutmeg State poets:
Ed Ahern – Author of 15 books, including eight poetry collections and chapbooks. Co-host of Poets Salon, a monthly workshop; editor of Scribes Micro.
Dana Graef – Author of the micro-chapbook Vanishing (tiny wren publishing); holds a PhD in Anthropology & Environmental Studies from Yale University.
Silas Mullins teaches writing and poetry at Central Connecticut State University. He is the founder and host of Chapter & Verse, a monthly reading series.
Faith Vicinanza – Poet laureate emerita of Southbury; award-winning spoken-word performer; recipient of the 2003 CT Commission on the Arts Advocates for the Arts Award.
Gabrielle Zane – Author of two poetry chapbooks; past winner of the Slam Master’s Slam; Master Teaching Artist for the CT Commission on Culture & Tourism.
America 250 in Ridgefield: Declaration Deep Dive: Peter Moore, Britain and the American Dream
America 250: “Votes for Women”: Suffrage Since 1776
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