Event Types: Arts & Culture

Ridgefield is celebrating a golden environmental anniversary this year and a new exhibit highlights the decades-long effort to promote recycling.

Two days before Earth Day, on April 20, 1974, Ridgefield celebrated the official opening of the Ridgefield Recycling Center, one of the first such municipal facilities in the state. Townspeople were early and enthusiastic adopters of recycling: regular collections of recyclable materials had begun several years before the center opened. A 1972 event, The Dump Ball, brought townspeople together to support the creation of a permanent center for recycling.

The Ridgefield Historical Society, Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority and the Town of Ridgefield have created an exhibit in Town Hall opening in February that highlights recycling efforts here over the past 50 years. Visit the exhibit Monday through Friday from 8:30am-4:30pm through April 30, 2024 in the entrance lobby at Ridgefield Town Hall. Throughout April there will be special promotions by the town on ways to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

RPAC Gallery, located at 410 Main Street in Ridgefield, is thrilled to announce the upcoming gallery exhibition “Spring Into Art” featuring the incredible work of local artist Nancy Moore.

The exhibition will be on display from March 14 – May 12, with an opening reception on March 14 from 6-9pm.

Nancy Moore is a Ridgefield-based artist known for her whimsical and vibrant paintings that capture the beauty of her surroundings and the natural world. Also showing will be the resident artists of RPAC Art Center and Academy, all with their own unique and complimentary styles.

D.Colabella Fine Arts is proud to present two artists who explore texture and the effects of light, with very different outcomes. Eve Boase creates free flowing pieces with many curves and interactions, while local artist Terrence Mahon explores hard angles, prism-like structures and the role of shadows in the art experience. “We are always mindful of the dynamic between artists when we do a pairing for a show, but this show in particular felt very natural. The way that these two artists’ works come together form a show that examines how we interact with our daily surroundings and how we can find meaning or comfort in the many textures we encounter daily,” said Dee Dee Colabella, owner of D.Colabella Fine Arts.

Cris Nichols has been a resident of Ridgefield, CT for 30 years. Her chosen creative outlet started with quilting until she found that glasswork was as rewarding as fabric and thread. Today, Cris works in her home studio transforming glass into pieces of art inspired by nature and incorporating people and animals. She has created commissioned work as well as stained glass that is for sale.

Cris’s work will be exhibited in the Ridgefield Library’s Morris Building through April 26th. We invite you to drop by during regular Library hours to enjoy it.  

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“Making Monotypes: The Painterly Print” is a new group show at the Ridgefield Library featuring original monotypes by six artists: Scott Bricher (pictured here), Barbara Cover, Joan Macfarlane, Roberta Shea, Mary Terrizzi and Nancy Zarider. Each of these artists has studied with Master Printer Anthony Kirk. The exhibition is on view in the Lower Level Art Gallery through April 29, during regular Library hours.

There will be an artists’ reception on Saturday afternoon, April 6th from 2-4 pm. Join us to meet and greet the artists and enjoy light refreshments!

A monotype is the most painterly method among printmaking techniques. Throughout history, painters have often used monotypes for their preparatory sketches due to their immediacy, mark quality, colorful inks, range of papers and range of values. Because the monotype process is more spontaneous and technically less demanding than traditional printing processes, artists can experiment with new and creative forms on paper.

14th Annual Juried Member Show on display from April 6 – May 5, 2024

Join us on Saturday, April 6th, 4-6pm for our opening!
Juror: Dr. Anna Swinbourne, Executive Director and CEO, Hill-Stead Museum

Anna Swinbourne, PhD is Executive Director and CEO of Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington, Connecticut. She is also an independent art historian, curator, and educator engaged in a variety of publication, exhibition, and art-market endeavors. Her noteworthy former projects include an exhibition on Paul Cézanne landscapes for Princeton University Art Museum in 2020.

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April 20 – 27, 2024 · Saturday – Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Visitor Center
Free

One week only! Don’t miss your chance to view the American Revolution Experience traveling exhibit at Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center (KTM&HC) this Saturday, April 20 through Saturday, April 27 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily in the Visitor Center. Admission is free for all! The exhibit, brought to KTM&HC through the local Cannon Ridge Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR), details the diverse experiences of a cast of historical characters living during the late 1700s, as Americans fought for their independence from Britain.

The innovative pop-up exhibition, set up in KTM&HC’s Visitor Center, includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling, illustration, technology, and unique artifacts and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with Revolutionary War-era people and places. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the NSDAR, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. American Revolution Experience helps audiences learn, reflect, and commemorate the upcoming 250^th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence: America250.

The exhibit is on view for free to all audiences for the week leading up to the anniversary of the Battle of Ridgefield: Saturday, April 20 through Saturday, April 27, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily in the Visitor Center. Registration is not required. Extend your stay on select days by taking a tour of our historic tavern museum – tours run Thursdays through Sundays.

KTM&HC thanks the Cannon Ridge Chapter of NSDAR for securing this exciting opportunity for the museum to host the exhibit during its national tour. For more information about the American Battlefield Trust and on American Revolution Experience, go to www.battlefields.org/ontour. For more information about NSDAR, go to www.dar.org/. For more information about what’s happening at KTM&HC, check out our website, www.keelertavernmuseum.org.

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On Thursday, April 25th at 2:00 PM, children ages 3-5 and a caregiver join Ms. Kathleen at the Ridgefield Library for Poetry Tea Time!

We will read some poems and share a special treat in this active storytime celebrating National Poetry Month.

Please register.

Teens, on Thursday, April 25th at 5:00 PM, watch an anime movie on the Ridgefield Library’s Discord server set up just for you. You must be at least 13 years old and have a Discord account to join. No need to register, just drop in!

For information about joining the Discord server, contact Teen Librarian Erica Redfern at emredfern@ridgefieldlibrary.org, or stop by the Ellis Teen Center for a QR code.

Why are native plants so critical to a healthy ecosystem? What happens when non-native invasive plants edge out our natives? Join us at the Ridgefield Library on Thursday, April 25th at 7:00 PM to learn from the Ridgefield Conservation Commission about the value (and beauty) of native plants and how we can protect and restore natives in Ridgefield.

Presenters include two members of the Ridgefield Conservation Commission:  Roberta Barbieri and Jana Hogan. To read their bios, visit HERE.

Please register to join us.

Teens, relax with friends on Friday afternoons at the Ridgefield Library – play board, card or video games, make a craft, have a snack…

No registration necessary, just drop in any time between 3:00 and 5:00 PM!

Click here to see the schedule and more information.

Celebrate Arbor Day by planting a sapling!

Families with children of all ages join Ms. Kathleen at the Ridgefield Library on Friday, April 26th at 4:30 PM for some great stories and to meet Jessica Duquenoy, an arborist with Bartlett Tree Experts.  Learn about trees native to Ridgefield and some tips for planting your tree!

Each family will receive a sapling to plant. Please register to ensure you can bring home a sapling.

Join us for a fun-filled evening of creativity at Paint ‘N Sip @ 850 in collaboration with CY Collective and local artist Pat Rios! This in-person event will be held in the private room across the courtyard. No prior painting experience is required – Pat will guide you step-by-step. Whether you come alone or with friends, it’s the perfect way to relax, unwind, and have a great time.

Early Bird Pricing $65/person until April 19th. $75/person after April 19th.

Pricing includes all painting materials, one glass of house wine, and finger foods to munch on during the class. Additional wine will be available for purchase.

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Families with children of all ages are invited to the Ridgefield Library on Saturday, April 27th at 10:30 AM to dance and sing along with Robert the Guitar Guy!

This musical program features traditional favorites and contemporary songs.

Join us!  Please register.

Saturday, April 27th @ 10:30, 11, 11:30 and 12

Experience the American Revolution by taking a tour down Main Street and meet costumed interpreters who will bring history to life and share their tales from the Battle of Ridgefield on April 27, 1777! On Saturday, April 27, 2024 the Ridgefield Historical Society will host one hour long walking tours at 10:30am, 11:00am, 11:30am, and 12:00pm to commemorate the 247th Anniversary of the Battle of Ridgefield. This was the only inland engagement of the Revolutionary War fought in Connecticut and we will commemorate the courage of a vastly outnumbered Patriot force led by Generals David Wooster, Benedict Arnold, and Gold Selleck Silliman, who confronted a force of 2,000 British troops that had burned Danbury.

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April 27, 2024 · 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Free

To commemorate the 247th anniversary of the Battle of Ridgefield, our museum is offering free site admission on Saturday, April 27. Take our “War at Home” tour to learn about the experiences of the residents of our site during the Battle, Connecticut’s only inland Revolutionary War battle. Discover how the members of the Keeler household navigated community division and the war’s impact on families, and discuss how we remember the events today.

Visitors should also head to the Visitor Center to view the traveling exhibition we’re hosting from April 20-27. “The American Revolution Experience,” a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the Daughters of the American Revolution, introduces visitors to a cast of historical characters whose stories bring diverse experiences of the Revolutionary War to life.

Tours of KTM&HC’s historic tavern museum are free, but registration is required and advance registration is strongly recommended – tours will sell out!

Visitors can also take a Battle of Ridgefield walking tour, led by Ridgefield Historical Society. The hour-long tours begin in front of Casagmo Condominium Association on Main Street at 10:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 11:30 a.m., and 12 p.m. They trace the path of the Battle along Main Street and culminates with a presentation at KTM&HC, at the British cannonball embedded in the museum’s corner post. Register for the Battle of Ridgefield walking tour here.

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Have you always wanted to learn to play mahjong/mah-jongg?

This April, for four Sunday afternoons 1:00-4:30 PM, Antonio Villanueva will conduct free lessons at the Ridgefield Library on how to play this table game that involves skill, strategy and luck. Previous knowledge of American Mahjong is a plus but not necessary.  The dates are Sunday, April 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th. Please register to attend, as space is limited.  Most people will just need one session to have a good understanding of the game.

Mah-Jongg is a tile-based game that was developed in the 19th century in China and has spread throughout the world since the early 20th century. The game and its regional variants are widely played throughout East and Southeast Asia and have also become popular in Western countries. Asia Pacific Rummy Mahjong is a variation that is played and influenced by Illonggos in the Philippines, the Taiwanese in Berkeley, and the British in Singapore among others in the Pacific Rim region.

Join us at the Ridgefield Library on Sunday, April 28th at 2:00 PM to hear Sabrina Marsalisi, Director of Education at The Brant Foundation Art Study Center, discuss the topic of contemporary art at The Brant Foundation.  Sabrina will provide an overview of the history, mission and vision of the Foundation, as well as give an update on current exhibitions.

Founded by avid art collector, philanthropist and entrepreneur Peter M. Brant in 2009, The Brant Foundation Art Study Center promotes an appreciation and understanding of contemporary art and design by making artworks and objects accessible to a wide range of audiences through programs, exhibitions, tours and special events. The Foundation also makes contemporary art available for scholarly study, examination and loans.

Please register.

In this class, we will continue where we left off in the first art journaling class. If you have taken Art Journaling for Beginners, or have some experience with mixed media, this course is for you. I will introduce a new technique, tool, or topic in each class, including color and composition.

The idea of Art Journaling is always the same. This is for you. Our main goal is to have fun while learning how far we can go with mixed-media art.

Art Journaling is a wonderful way to explore artistic practice, try new techniques, and get your thoughts and feelings on paper through art. Of course, no words are necessary unless you want to write. Like any journal, this is just for you.

Questions? Please email Holli Levy at hollilevy@gmail.com.

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Have you ever thought about trying your hand at art but didn’t know where to start, or were you afraid your work wouldn’t be good enough? Are you an artist that wants to put more play into your art practice? Art Journaling is a wonderful way to explore artistic practice, try new techniques, and get your thoughts and feelings on paper through art. Of course, no words are necessary unless you want to write. Like any journal, this is just for you. No prior artistic experience is necessary.

Instructor: Holli Levy
Class Audience: Adults, Beginners – No prior art experience needed
Dates: Start Date April 8th (Six sessions ending on May 13th – Every Monday)
Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Cost: $195 ( 35 supply fee)

What should you bring? No additional supplies are needed. Dress for Mess!

Questions? Please email Holli Levy at hollilevy@gmail.com.

As human and environmental health come under a litany of new pressures, our gardens can become sanctuaries. Working at the intersection of nature and culture, gardeners have a unique opportunity to impact biodiversity and help make landscapes more resilient and less dependent on harmful inputs. But first, a shift in perspective is necessary.

In a discussion ranging from historic hedges to wooded wilderness, Toshi Yano, the Director at the Perfect Earth Project, will draw on his experiences as Director of Horticulture at Wethersfield Estate & Garden, as well as his experiences gardening at Stonecrop Gardens and private estates, to discuss the challenges facing our landscapes and some exciting new ideas for stewarding them into the future.

Join us at the Ridgefield Library on Tuesday, April 30th from 10:00 AM to hear Toshi speak.  Please register.  

Join us at the Ridgefield Library on Tuesday, April 30th at 7:00 PM as we welcome author Mark Robinson.  Please register.

Mark’s second book, Black On Madison Avenue, is part deeply personal memoir and part explosive history of what he calls “America’s most un-diverse white collar profession.” Since its release in July 2023, the book has been the recipient of a remarkable 6 literary book awards. Mark is a past member of the Multicultural Marketing Leadership Council, a national touring lecturer and an ongoing mentor for the American Association of Advertising Agencies.

Books on the Common will have copies available for purchase and signing.

RPAC Gallery, located at 410 Main Street in Ridgefield, is thrilled to announce the upcoming gallery exhibition “Spring Into Art” featuring the incredible work of local artist Nancy Moore.

The exhibition will be on display from March 14 – May 12, with an opening reception on March 14 from 6-9pm.

Nancy Moore is a Ridgefield-based artist known for her whimsical and vibrant paintings that capture the beauty of her surroundings and the natural world. Also showing will be the resident artists of RPAC Art Center and Academy, all with their own unique and complimentary styles.

D.Colabella Fine Arts is proud to present two artists who explore texture and the effects of light, with very different outcomes. Eve Boase creates free flowing pieces with many curves and interactions, while local artist Terrence Mahon explores hard angles, prism-like structures and the role of shadows in the art experience. “We are always mindful of the dynamic between artists when we do a pairing for a show, but this show in particular felt very natural. The way that these two artists’ works come together form a show that examines how we interact with our daily surroundings and how we can find meaning or comfort in the many textures we encounter daily,” said Dee Dee Colabella, owner of D.Colabella Fine Arts.

14th Annual Juried Member Show on display from April 6 – May 5, 2024

Join us on Saturday, April 6th, 4-6pm for our opening!
Juror: Dr. Anna Swinbourne, Executive Director and CEO, Hill-Stead Museum

Anna Swinbourne, PhD is Executive Director and CEO of Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington, Connecticut. She is also an independent art historian, curator, and educator engaged in a variety of publication, exhibition, and art-market endeavors. Her noteworthy former projects include an exhibition on Paul Cézanne landscapes for Princeton University Art Museum in 2020.

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Teens, relax with friends on Friday afternoons at the Ridgefield Library – play board, card or video games, make a craft, have a snack…

No registration necessary, just drop in any time between 3:00 and 5:00 PM!

Click here to see the schedule and more information.

Can’t tell your wrens from your warblers? Get hooked on the beauty and excitement of birdwatching. Join Woodcock’s own birdwatcher, photographer, and educator Tommy McCarthy out on the trails of Woodcock to explore and discover the peaceful excitement of birdwatching. Settle in after your hike and enjoy a light brunch in the picturesque pavilion while you practice your newly acquired birdwatching skills!

$30 per person. All ages welcome. Proceeds support community outreach programs. Registration required.

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Join us in our studio as we create together in an inclusive atmosphere of artmaking. This will be a relaxed, fun opportunity to create with others on their artistic journey. Try it out! Hosted by Holli Levy

Open to adults 1+. No charge and no experience necessary.

The first and Third Saturdays of the month from 10:00 AM – Noon.

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Downtown Ridgefield’s Spring Stroll will take place on Saturday, May 4th from 10am-3pm

The quiet town of Redding has been home to many talented and renowned artists, authors, and actors for generations, including Leonard Bernstein, Jessica Tandy, and Mark Twain. Join us to see a collection of their historic homes, highlighted with special interior stops along the way! And take a look at our other April Artists, Authors, and Actors tours in Fairfield County. (we’re going into five homes and passing another 15-20)

This is a one-time-only event, and space is limited.

The bus start/stop will be in the Redding area. Specific location details will be sent via email prior to the tour.

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In this class, we will continue where we left off in the first art journaling class. If you have taken Art Journaling for Beginners, or have some experience with mixed media, this course is for you. I will introduce a new technique, tool, or topic in each class, including color and composition.

The idea of Art Journaling is always the same. This is for you. Our main goal is to have fun while learning how far we can go with mixed-media art.

Art Journaling is a wonderful way to explore artistic practice, try new techniques, and get your thoughts and feelings on paper through art. Of course, no words are necessary unless you want to write. Like any journal, this is just for you.

Questions? Please email Holli Levy at hollilevy@gmail.com.

Learn more

Have you ever thought about trying your hand at art but didn’t know where to start, or were you afraid your work wouldn’t be good enough? Are you an artist that wants to put more play into your art practice? Art Journaling is a wonderful way to explore artistic practice, try new techniques, and get your thoughts and feelings on paper through art. Of course, no words are necessary unless you want to write. Like any journal, this is just for you. No prior artistic experience is necessary.

Instructor: Holli Levy
Class Audience: Adults, Beginners – No prior art experience needed
Dates: Start Date April 8th (Six sessions ending on May 13th – Every Monday)
Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Cost: $195 ( 35 supply fee)

What should you bring? No additional supplies are needed. Dress for Mess!

Questions? Please email Holli Levy at hollilevy@gmail.com.

Come join us for food, fun, community and games. This event is FREE and is open to all LGBTQ teens and allies in grades 6th – 12th. Dinner and refreshments will be served. No RSVP is required.

This event is sponsored by Lighthouse, a program of Kids in Crisis, Ridgefield CT Pride and supported by The Teen Barn and Ridgefield Youth Commission. This collaboration aims to support further the needs of LGBTQ Youth in the Greater Danbury area, including but not limited to upper Fairfield County, southern Litchfield County, and Westchester and covering the towns of Danbury, Bethel, Redding, Ridgefield, New Fairfield, New Milford, Newtown, Weston, Wilton, Katonah, Lewisboro, North Salem, and South Salem.

Contact: Liv Keden: Lkeden@kidsincrisis.org.

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Teens, relax with friends on Friday afternoons at the Ridgefield Library – play board, card or video games, make a craft, have a snack…

No registration necessary, just drop in any time between 3:00 and 5:00 PM!

Click here to see the schedule and more information.

In this class, we will continue where we left off in the first art journaling class. If you have taken Art Journaling for Beginners, or have some experience with mixed media, this course is for you. I will introduce a new technique, tool, or topic in each class, including color and composition.

The idea of Art Journaling is always the same. This is for you. Our main goal is to have fun while learning how far we can go with mixed-media art.

Art Journaling is a wonderful way to explore artistic practice, try new techniques, and get your thoughts and feelings on paper through art. Of course, no words are necessary unless you want to write. Like any journal, this is just for you.

Questions? Please email Holli Levy at hollilevy@gmail.com.

Learn more

Have you ever thought about trying your hand at art but didn’t know where to start, or were you afraid your work wouldn’t be good enough? Are you an artist that wants to put more play into your art practice? Art Journaling is a wonderful way to explore artistic practice, try new techniques, and get your thoughts and feelings on paper through art. Of course, no words are necessary unless you want to write. Like any journal, this is just for you. No prior artistic experience is necessary.

Instructor: Holli Levy
Class Audience: Adults, Beginners – No prior art experience needed
Dates: Start Date April 8th (Six sessions ending on May 13th – Every Monday)
Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Cost: $195 ( 35 supply fee)

What should you bring? No additional supplies are needed. Dress for Mess!

Questions? Please email Holli Levy at hollilevy@gmail.com.

The RTB is thrilled to be remounting this production, long delayed by construction, with a talented returning cast and are seeking fresh faces to complete the team! For this inclusive, boundary-challenging, thought-provoking, incredibly timely, contemporary musical comedy, the production team seek a diverse, open-minded, and honest cast of performers. Members of the LGBTQ community are strongly encouraged to audition.

AUDITIONS: Monday, May 13th & Tuesday, May 14th at 7:30pm (Callbacks Thursday, May 16th at 7:30pm)
WHAT TO PREPARE: Please prepare 32 measures of a song, and be ready to dance (bring comfortable clothes)!
PERFORMANCES IN SEPTEMBER: Fridays & Saturdays at 8:00pm, Sundays at 5:00 (Sept 6 – Sept 28)

OPEN ROLES:
Alyssa Greene (18 ): Popular student challenging outdated social boundaries. Strong vocals and solid stage presence.
Mrs. Greene (18 ): Alyssa’s conservative mother with a hidden arc. Requires dramatic depth.
Sheldon/Shelly Saperstein (18 ): Quirky, lovable theater superfan. Comedic and character-driven.
Adult Ensemble (18 ): Get ready to transform! This ensemble brings the heart and humor of small-town life with plenty of dynamic roles.
Student Ensemble (18 ): Be the voice of the next generation! Showcase your energy and singing talent as the high school students at the center of the drama.

Please email theprom@ridgefieldtheaterbarn.org with questions.

Beaded Macrame Bracelet Class with Holli Levy on Tuesday, May 14th from 6pm-8pm.

You’ve seen people wearing beautiful beaded macrame bracelets. Join us in a community of people to have fun and create your own jewelry. Make your own Beaded Macrame Bracelet with beads, hemp cord, button, and a few simple macrame knots. All materials included.

For Adults 18+. Price $35 $10 supply fee.

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Wednesday, May 15 | 1 to 2 pm
$5 Senior Members; $8 Seniors; include Museum admission; For Seniors ages 60+

Join us for this in-person gallery tour of highlighted works from our current exhibitions, guided by Museum Educator Holly Lapine, reserved specifically for senior adults ages 60 and above!

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Ridgefield Independent Film Festival presents the 9th RIFF – screening independent films from around the world at venues all around town. This year’s RIFF features:

• 38 films screened at our town’s gem, the Prospector Theater
• 39th film/art installation at Ridgefield Guild of Artists
• Film Stills Exhibit at the Ridgefield Library
• Panel discussion: MAKE YOUR MOVIE: What to know before you make an independent film, at the Lounsbury House
• Awards Brunch at Keeler Tavern Museum’s & History Center’s Garden House

Additionally, please visit our Filmmakers Lounge with an ALL ACCESS PASS at Ridgefield Vintage & Coffee

ALL ACCESS PASSES are on sale for $99 through April 15th.

The Ridgefield Independent Film Festival (RIFF) seeks to make the world a more compassionate place through the sharing of stories through cinema. We celebrate independent films and filmmakers from around the world who create films that enlighten, entertain, and inspire moviegoers through compelling visual storytelling. RIFF brings innovative films and filmmakers to the culturally vibrant community of Ridgefield, Connecticut for an annual festival that includes screenings, panel discussions, special events, and parties.

Come RIFF with us for from May 16-19, 2024 at The Prospector Theater and all throughout Ridgefield, CT.

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Art in the Garden: A Member Themed Show on display from May 18th to June 16th, 2024

It’s springtime, a time of daffodils, crocuses, new buds. The birds are back and singing. What better time to pair the colors of nature re-awakening with the vibrant colors of Art! Flower arrangements will accompany the works of art on the wall in an exhibition guaranteed to bring a new appreciation for what nature, and artists, can create.

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Join us in our studio as we create together in an inclusive atmosphere of artmaking. This will be a relaxed, fun opportunity to create with others on their artistic journey. Try it out! Hosted by Holli Levy

Open to adults 1+. No charge and no experience necessary.

The first and Third Saturdays of the month from 10:00 AM – Noon.

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Saturday, May 18 | 10 am to 5 pm
Free Admission

Visit the Museum for FREE the third Saturday of every month as part of our Third Saturdays program. Participate in a Story Time at 10:30 am, a Discovery Tour of Loie Hollowell, Esther Ruiz, Elizabeth Englander, and Layo Bright’s exhibitions at 1 pm, and drop-in to The Studio for art-making activities.

Register here