Week Calendar

Youth Enrichment Program: Reaching Our Communities (R.O.C.)

Songs, rhymes and stories for babies up to 18 months with an accompanying caregiver. No walk-ins.

Siblings welcome.

Registration required.

Registration opens six days before each program date.

Bring a blanket and/or lawn chairs to this walk-in program at Latham Park, located at the nexus of Bedford, Forest and Prospect streets. Families with children 18 months to 4 years are welcome.

This program is held weather permitting.

A participatory storytime for the whole family that includes songs, fingerplays, stories and movement activities.

Ages 18 months to 5 years with an accompanying caregiver. No walk-ins.

Registration required.

Learn language and life skills through reading, speaking and writing during this six-week interactive English course based on the Easy English TV program by Steven Molinsky and Bill Bliss.

A program geared for babies featuring traditional verses, bouncing rhymes, board books and more.

Ages 18 months and younger with an accompanying caregiver. No walk-ins.

Registration required.

Screening of the documentary Liberty & Slavery: The Paradox of America's Founding Fathers (2016) to commemorate Juneteeth.

In these free weekly classes for older adults, our experienced bilingual (English and Spanish) team will teach you how to get the most out of your smartphones, tablets, laptops and other devices.

Distribution at the South End Branch has been reinstated.

Food shopping by appointment only, and is limited to one visit per month.

Please bring own reusable bags.

Face masks required.

Love canasta? Always wanted to learn how to play?

Whether you're a pro or a novice, come out to play this card game that combines elements of bridge and rummy.

A Spanish-language experience featuring stories, music, movement and fun that promotes native literacy.

Ages 1 to 4 with an accompanying caregiver.

Love mah-jongg? Come out and enjoy this intriguing game of Chinese origin featuring 144 tile pieces.

Beginners welcome the first Thursday of every month.

Storytime featuring interactive readings, songs and activities in English and Spanish for ages 2 to 5 with an accompanying caregiver. No walk-ins.

Registration required.

A brief discussion about meditation practice, a guided meditation, and a chance to share and reflect. Appropriate for all levels of practice.

Work on your own knitting and crocheting projects in the company of others.

All levels welcome.

All ages are invited to receive a free COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. Please bring insurance card and photo ID if you have them but these are not necessary to receive the vaccine. No one will be turned away.

All ages are invited to receive a free COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. Please bring insurance card and photo ID if you have them but these are not necessary to receive the vaccine. No one will be turned away.

All ages are invited to receive a free COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. Please bring insurance card and photo ID if you have them but these are not necessary to receive the vaccine. No one will be turned away.

Have you considered reading books online? Is a book you want to read not available on our shelves? 

All ages are invited to receive a free COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. Please bring insurance card and photo ID if you have them but these are not necessary to receive the vaccine. No one will be turned away.

Practice your reading skills by reading to a trained therapy dog from Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue (ROAR).

Bring a favorite book or pick one from the library before your 15-minute session.

Ages 5 to 12.

Take on one of our building challenges and create anything you want using the library’s Lego® collection. Lego® creations cannot be taken home.

Grades K to 5.

Ages 7 and younger must be accompanied by an adult.

Bring a blanket or chair to sit outside and practice simple weaving techniques to make a finished basket.

Ages 8 and older.

Registration required

Explore the use of color, texture and perspective while creating original monoprints using printing plates that feel like gelatin.

Ages 9 to 12.

Registration required.

The Hitchcock masterpiece, To Catch a Thief, focuses on a retired jewel thief, who sets out to prove his innocence after being suspected of returning to his former occupation on the French Riviera.

Get moving while learning classical Indian and Bollywood dance steps from Stamford’s Shaifali Kansal.

No formal dance experience necessary.

Registration required.

Screening of the documentary 13th (2016) to commemorate Juneteeth.

Learn how to determine what type of job you would like, identify the job sites to look for jobs, and avoid job scams.

Registration required.

Presented in partnership with Goodwill Career Center.

Special meeting of Teens Making a Difference (T-MAD) advisory program, where you can learn about upcoming events, share reading suggestions and make a difference in the community.

Create your will for free in as little as 15 minutes with Just In Case Estates, a Stamford-based online estate planning startup.

Five assassins aboard a swiftly-moving bullet train find out that their missions objectives bear striking resemblances, forcing them to come together and work out the unexplained phenomena that pushed them together.

So you want to start your own business? Join us for an interactive discussion with a panel of experienced and recent entrepreneurs.

Learn to dance like a pro with instructor Simone Assboeck, who will lead the second session of a four-part workshop covering the basic steps of the salsa and the hustle.

No prior dance experience necessary.

Panel discussion with leaders of local non-profit organizations on the work being done in Stamford and Connecticut to assist refugees fleeing war and persecution.