The Ridgefield Library, working in conjunction with our 2020 Gala honorees, Eileen and Jay Walker, has decided to postpone its 1920s-themed Great Expectations event scheduled for November 7, 2020. Originally planned for late May 2020, this is the second time we have...
The Friends of the Ridgefield Library appreciate all the book donations we received from the community. So many people gave us books that we have no more room to store them! Please do not leave donations in or near the library. Consider donating them to Goodwill or...
The Ridgefield Library is open. Here’s how we can help you today: Need Wifi? Our wifi is accessible 24/7. With support from the Leir Charitable Foundation, the signal has been boosted so that it reaches the length of the parking lot and covers the front lawn....
Every year, millions of eligible voters are unable to cast a ballot because of a missed registration deadline, outdated registration information, or other problems with their voter registration. National Voter Registration Day provides an opportunity to get “vote...
Sept. 17 @ 7 PM: African American Suffragettes and Black Women Voters Gloria J. Browne-Marshall reveals in this online lecture the stories of Black women who battled against laws and a society prejudiced against their race and gender, overcoming these seemingly...
Sept. 10 @ 12 PM: In this presentation, Noam Slonim will talk about Project Debater and how persuasive a computer can be. Project Debater is the first AI system that can meaningfully debate a human opponent. The system, an IBM Grand Challenge, is designed to build...
