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Our 2011-2012 Annual Appeal continues through June 30th.
You can support these and other Library services with a tax-deductible donation. Look for your letter in the mail or
give online today.
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Congratulations to the 2012 Paccadolmi Award Winners
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Congratulations to Lori Dowling and Marcia SImha, recipients of the 2012 Phyllis Paccadolmi Awards for extraordinary volunteer service to the Ridgefield Library, presented at the June 2nd Community Open House. Learn more about the awards and this year's winners. |
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Annual Appeal Deadline Approaches - Help Us Reach our Goal
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The Library's 2011-2012 Annual Appeal continues through June 30th! You can make a difference with your gift today. Join over 1000 other s upporters in helping us meet our $250,000 annual fundraising goal for this year with your tax-deductible donation today. Give online or mail your check to Ridgefield Library, 472 Main Street, Ridgefield, CT 06877, ATT: Annual Appeal.
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Summer Reading Is Coming Soon!
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Book Discussions this Week
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Writers Guild Meets Tuesday
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Tuesday, June 19, 7:00 PM, History Room
Writers Guild of Ridgefield
Writers get together monthly to network and talk about their craft. New members always welcome. Call Aurora Lopez at 203-244-5341 for more information.
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Children's Activities
| Children's Services staff are busy visiting the schools to talk about Summer Reading, so there are no special programs this week. But don't forget about these weekly drop-in programs (no registration - In the Children's Program Room unless otherwise noted).
- Monday 10:30 AM Drop-in Storytime (Stories, songs and a film for children aged 3 and up)
- Tuesday 10:00 AM or 11:00 AM Mother Goose (Music, movement and rhymes for infants through age 2 with a caregiver. In the Dayton Program Room.)
- Tuesday 6:30 PM Scrabble (Play with a tournament experienced teacher. For grades 4 - 8.)
- Friday 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM Friday Flicks (Short films based on favorite picture books for ages 2 and up)
- Saturday 10:30 AM Drop-in Storytime (Stories, songs and a film for children aged 3 and up)
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Share your Memories and Save a Bit of Library History
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Sign our Memory Book
We are collecting people's stories about the Ridgefield Library and what it has meant to them and their families over the years. We have started a Memory Book, which can be found near the Circulation Desk. Stop by to add your reminiscences on paper, or send them to us by email. We will be sharing them on our website soon, along with videotaped testimonials folks made at last Saturday's Community Open House.
 Buy a Brick!
You can take home a little piece of the Ridgefield Library once construction starts and a large part of the building is demolished. For just $10 you can purchase an authentic brick from the current Library as a keepsake. They make a great bookend, paperweight or doorstop - and a unique idea for Father's Day, graduation and teacher gifts! Reserve your bricks now at the Circulation Desk or purchase online, and we will contact you when bricks are ready for pick up.
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