October 24 @ 6:00 PM: Why do some children struggle with reading? What is dyslexia? Are all struggling readers dyslexic? What can parents, caregivers and communities do to intervene, provide support, share information and create solutions for struggling...
Students in grades 3-5 are invited to compose their scariest short story and enter to win a gift card to Book on the Common! Entries should be about 250 words or 1 page typed. All entries should be turned in at the Children’s Services Desk no later than closing on...
November 1 & 2: Fourth and Fifth grade muggles are invited to learn magic for one of two nights at the Ridgefield Library! Register for Friday, November 1 OR Saturday, November 2. Muggles will arrive for sorting and check-in between 6:15 pm and 7:00 pm and then...
October 26: Special all-day workshop on public speaking and presentation skills for junior and senior high school students taught by Ira Joe Fisher. Mr. Fisher is a Ridgefield resident with a long career in broadcast journalism, and as a poet and educator. This...
October 10–14: The Ridgefield Independent Film Festival (RIFF) celebrates independent films from around the world that enlighten, entertain, and inspire moviegoers through compelling visual storytelling. RIFF brings innovative films and filmmakers to the culturally...
September & October: This fall the Library is presenting The Illustrative World of Maurice Sendak: Let the Wild Rumpus Begin! series, an all ages celebration of Maurice Sendak’s artistic and literary legacy. There will be lectures, a field trip, film...
