This Week @ the Ridgefield Library
December 3-9, 2012  
In This Issue
Annual Appeal Now Underway
Children's Program Registration
The Sacred Art of Fly-Fishing the Common
Book Discussions This Week
Shutterbugs Meet Saturday
Children's Programs

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Q & A about our Temporary Location 

 

What's New

New Adult Fiction 

New Adult Mysteries 

New Adult Non-Fiction 

Selected New DVDs 

Selected New Audiobooks 

New Children's Chapter Books 

New Picture Books 

 

 

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2012-2013 Annual Appeal Now Underway
It's What's Inside that Counts Did you know that the town of Ridgefield supplies only 75% of our operating budget each year and that we must raise the rest privately? Watch for your appeal letter in the mail or  click here to find out how you can be part of our family of supporters who know that "It's what's inside that counts."
Children's Program Registration
Dragon with Books Registration is now underway through Sunday, December 9th for winter storytimes and after school activities beginning in January. Registration is now done online.  Visit the Children's Programs page on our website or download a printable calendar for details. 
 Fly-Fishing: The Sacred Art

Fly-Fishing Thursday, December 6, 7:00 PM 

Library Program Room

Fly-Fishing - The Sacred Art with Rabbi Eric Eisenkramer

Join us for a talk and fly-fishing demo (depending on the weather) by Rabbi Eric Eisenkramer about his recently published book Fly-Fishing-The Sacred Art, Casting a Fly as a Spiritual Practice, which he co-authored with Rev. Michael Attas, MD. The book is a unique exploration of fly-fishing as a spiritual practice.  The authors, an Episcopal priest and a rabbi, share what fly-fishing has to teach us about reflection, awe and the wonder of the natural world, the benefits of solitude, the blessing of community and the search for the Divine.  

 

Rabbi Eisenkramer is creator of The Fly Fishing Rabbi: A Blog about Trout, God and Religion, and a contributor to Trout magazine. He is the spiritual leader of Temple Shearith Israel in Ridgefield, Connecticut, and he fishes the cold-water streams of New York, Connecticut and the Northeast. No registration. 

 Book Discussions this Week

Tuesday, December 4, 7:15 PM

Library Program Room

The Nonfictioneers

This month: The Road to Serfdom by F. A. Hayek. No registration.  

   

Thursday, December 6, 10:00 AM

Re-scheduled from November 1st
Library Program Room

Murder by the Book Mystery Discussion Group

This month: Indemnity Only by Sara ParetskyNo registration.       

The AM and Critics' Circle Book Groups are currently choosing their titles for the first half of 2013.  Inquire at the Information Desk if you would like to cast your vote in the selection process. 

Shutterbugs Meet Saturday
Saturday, December 8, 9:30 AM 
21 Governor Street - Meet in the parking lot
Shutterbugs
The Ridgefield Library's photography group meets monthly to discuss their craft and/or head out on their many field trips. New members are always welcome.  Please contact Mary Harold at 438-7350 or email ridgefieldshutterbugs@yahoo.com if you are interested in joining the group and to find out the location of the field trips.
Children's Programs
Online registration for winter programs beginning in January is now underway. You can pick up a calendar at the Information Desk or click here to print.

Monday 10:30 AM, Library Program Room

Drop-In Storytime
Children ages 3 and up are invited for stories, songs and a short book-based film. No registration.


Tuesday 10:00 AM only, Parks and Recreation Center, 195 Danbury Road
Mother Goose

Movement, music and rhymes for infants to 2 year olds with a caregiver. No registration.

Tuesday 4:30 PM, Library Program Room
Junior Critics
Children in grades 4 & 5 get together to share the books they've been reading.  Snacks are served.  No registration.
   

Tuesday 6:00 PM, Library Program Room

Scrabble

Play with a tournament experienced teacher. For children in grades 4 - 8. No registration.    

 

Friday 11:00 AM, Library Program Room

Friday Flicks  

Movies based on favorite children's books for ages 2 and older.  No registration.

Saturday 10:30 AM, Library Program Room

Drop-In Storytime

Children ages 3 and up are invited for stories, songs and a craft. No registration.  

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