Silhouettes By Deborah O’Connor
Our annual signature silhouettes event is back just in time for the holidays! Each portrait is cut entirely freehand, by eye, not drawn or traced. All ages and pets are welcome.
Our annual signature silhouettes event is back just in time for the holidays! Each portrait is cut entirely freehand, by eye, not drawn or traced. All ages and pets are welcome.
Drop in to the Scott House to purchase books, maps, handmade scarves/shawls, knitted socks, jewelry, ornaments, and more. Most Items are discounted for members of the Society.
The Historical Society is partnering with the Ridgefield Guild of Artists on an in-gallery and online exhibition taking inspiration from the Historical Society's collections. Artists' submissions will be accepted through Saturday, 2/26.
First Selectman Rudy Marconi and the Historical Society launch the anniversary weekend with a special event featuring a performance by the Ridgefield High School Symphonic Orchestra, followed by a panel presentation unveiling the most recent Battle of Ridgefield findings.
Revolutionary War reenactors arrive and set up camp for the weekend, with camp tours and demonstrations Saturday and Sunday.
Revolutionary War characters will be stationed at several stops along Main Street. Each stop will feature a short, entertaining, and informative script.
Revolutionary War reenactors will re-stage the historic Battle of Ridgefield on the streets of the town. Main Street will be closed to traffic from 10 am until 1 pm.
Tour the Keeler Tavern Museum and History Center for a deeper look and another perspective on the Battle of Ridgefield.
Meet the field historians who have been working on the Battle of Ridgefield project and participate in a mock dig and other fun activities. Great for all ages.
Join friends and neighbors, mingle with re-enactors, and party like it’s 1777. Cocktails, dinner, dancing, magic, art lounge, and more!