Rapsodie Espagnole by Ravel, Symphonie esagnole, D minor, by Lalo, featuring violinist Chad Hoopes.  Malambo from “Estania” by Ginastera, Selections from Suite Andalucia by Lecuona, Espagna by Chabrier.  Maestro Steichen “Sets the Stage” in a pre-concert lecture from 7-7:30pm. For tickets and information, visit www.ridgefieldsymphony.org or call 203-438-3889.

Yvonne Caruthers, National Symphony Orchestra cellist demonstrates with the RSO the many connections between math and music.  Suitable for children of all ages! For tickets and information, visit www.ridgefieldsymphony.org or call 203-438-3889.

Come swing to the Big Band sounds of Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey.  Greatest hits from the 40’s include In the Mood, Chatanooga Choo-Choo, Sing, Sing, Sing, and Moonlight Serenade.  Petko Dimitrov conducts the RSO.  Pre-concert lecture from 7-7:30pm. For tickets and information, visit www.ridgefieldsymphony.org or call 203-438-3889.

Calling all Scrabble fans! Novices, enthusiasts, and experts! Play Scrabble every Sunday evening in the Easton Library Community Room. Please bring your Scrabble game with you.

The third annual lighting of Easton's Community Spirit Tree takes place on the Library Green.

Opera selections from Faust, Manon, La Boheme, and many others with soloists Yunah Lee, soprano, and William Joyner, tenor.  Maestro Steichen “Sets the Stage” in a pre-concert lecture from 7-7:30pm. For tickets and information, visit www.ridgefieldsymphony.org or call 203-438-3889.

Craft show will take place at the Italian Center, a landmark in Stamford, CT  Hours: 11am - 5pm.  Free admission.

Craft festival will take place in banquet room and hallway at the Stony Hill Inn.  Free admission.

Calling all Scrabble fans! Novices, enthusiasts, and experts! Play Scrabble every Sunday evening in the Easton Library Community Room. Please bring your Scrabble game with you.

Friends of the Easton Public Library sponsor the annual sale of hard and softcover books, Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday in the Library's Community Room.

Friends of the Easton Public Library sponsor the annual sale of hard and softcover books, Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday in the Library's Community Room.

Friends of the Easton Public Library sponsor the annual holiday book sale, Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday in the Library's Community Room.

Easton's Lion Hill Farm 2012 Competitive Horse Show Series takes place the secod Sunday of every month, April thru November at 8am. For more information, including entry information, prizes, classes, and schedules, download the Series brochure at http://www.lionhillfarm.com/shows-2012.pdf.  

Calling all Scrabble fans! Novices, enthusiasts, and experts! Play Scrabble every Sunday evening in the Easton Library Community Room. Please bring your Scrabble game with you.

Craft festival will be in the main ballroom at the Westport Inn.  Free admission

The Easton Arts Council hosts an exhibit at the Easton Public Library of the work of local fine art landscape photographer Nina Weiss.  Nina's work includes outdoor photographs from the world famous Antelope and Grand Canyons from the Southwest (Arizona/Utah) as well as prints from the Lake Placid and high peaks areas of the Adirondack Park and from Lake Champlain looking over at Vermont. Her local photographs, include stunning fall foliage from the best locations in Fairfield County.  Nina's work has won places in nationally juried art shows, been published in local Connecticut magazines, and reviewed in an international art journal. For library house see the Easton Public Library website.

The photography of local artist and radio personality Cliff Furnald will be exhibited in the Conference Room Gallery at the Easton Public Library through January 1. For Library hours see the Easton Public Library website.

Enjoy the music of John Williams composed for your favorite movies including Jaws, Harry Potter, Star Wars, Catch Me If You Can, Memoirs of a Geisha, Home Alone, ET and more!  Pre concert lecture from 7-7:30pm. For tickets and information, visit www.ridgefieldsymphony.org or call 203-438-3889.

Friends of the Easton Public Library hosts the annual Story Book Parade for children. Dressed in costume as their favorite storybook characters, children march from Samuel Staples Elementary School to the Library. Games and refreshments.

Easton's Lion Hill Farm 2012 Competitive Horse Show Series takes place the secod Sunday of every month, April thru November at 8am. For more information, including entry information, prizes, classes, and schedules, download the Series brochure at http://www.lionhillfarm.com/shows-2012.pdf.  

Craft festival will take place on lawn in Cannondale Village, a historic shopping village next to the Cannondale train station.  Rain or shine.  Free admission.

Calling all Scrabble fans! Novices, enthusiasts, and experts! Play Scrabble every Sunday evening in the Easton Library Community Room. Please bring your Scrabble game with you.

The Friends of the Easton Public Library present the Fourth Annual Country Fair and Cow Chip Raffle on Saturday, Sept. 29, at the library. Refreshments, entertainment, and an apple pie baking contest. Rain or shine. Cow chip raffle tickets will be available at the library.

Overture to “Der Freischutz,” by von Weber, Piano Concerto No. 2 in F minor by Chopin featuring pianist, Richard Dowling, and Dvorak’s Symphony No. 8 in G Major. Maestro Steichen “Sets the Stage” in a pre-concert lecture from 7-7:30pm.  For tickets and information, visit www.ridgefieldsymphony.org or call 203-438-3889. Tickets from $25

Easton's Lion Hill Farm 2012 Competitive Horse Show Series takes place the secod Sunday of every month, April thru November at 8am. For more information, including entry information, prizes, classes, and schedules, download the Series brochure at http://www.lionhillfarm.com/shows-2012.pdf.

Children age 4-10 accompanied by a parent (required) take a walk with us at low tide.  Hear the call of the wild and smell the salt air! Fairfield Audubon Society naturalist Colleen Noyes will lead us on a walk along the edge of the marsh. Look for signs of life in the salt marsh, such as crabs, sea stars, mussels and minnows. Measure the receding tide. Net some sea life.  Sneakers that tie or boots a must! Create some memories to preserve summer in the salt marsh, accompanied by ALT educator, Karin Layton.  Park: Ash Creek Open Space is located at the end of Turney Road in Fairfield. Drive past the gate house, take an immediate left, drive through the boaters parking area to the open space parking.  Meet at the picnic tables above the playground, overlooking the salt marsh. RSVP: dbrant@aspetucklandtrust.org Note:   To reserve a spot,  please email RSVP contact with date/name of hike, and the number of children attending.  If unsure of weather, call 203-331-1906 the morning of hike for status. No rain date.  Wear appropriate clothes, shoes, and bring a water bottle. There is a 15 child maximum per hike.  Parent(s) must accompany child. 

The Easton Arts Council hosts an exhibit at the Easton Public Library of works by Lisa Oswald, a monotype artist whose work portrays the figure in diverse ways with a modern twist. She reinvents traditional images to reflect the world as she sees it, using texture and color to evoke mood and feeling. Lisa lives in Hastings-On-Hudson, NY, with her husband, Frank. She always imagined herself as an artist and after experimenting with various mediums over the years, she finally found her love—making monotypes. Through the monotype process, she discovered a way to channel her spirit, and relishes its spontaneity and the resulting freedom of self-expression. She learned printmaking at the Contemporary Artists Center in North Adams, Mass., and furthered her studies at The Creative Arts Workshop and Center For Contemporary Printmaking in Connecticut, the Santa Reparata International School of Art in Florence, Italy and the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe. Lisa is a member of the Monotype Guild of New England, Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Westport Arts Center and Women’s Caucus For Art. For library hours see the Easton Public Library website.

Calling all Scrabble fans! Novices, enthusiasts, and experts! Play Scrabble every Sunday evening in the Easton Library Community Room. Please bring your Scrabble game with you.

Enjoy a night out and we’ll watch the kids! Parents are invited to drop off their kids at the Recreation Center for a night of fun and games while the adults enjoy a night out. Activities for the kids will include: swimming (the slide will be open), bounce house, games, pizza, and more! It’s also a great way to meet our camp counselors. ages 5 - 136:30 pm - 9:30 pm $25 per child/ per night August 17 (register by 8/14) Ridgefield Parks & Recreation is your active partner in community, wellness, and fun. For more information, visit www.RidgefieldParksAndRec.org or call (203) 431-2755.

ARE YOU READY FOR A GREAT COUNTRY FESTIVAL IN THE HEART OF BETHEL, CT? COUNTRY BANDS AND COUNTRY DJ'S AND DANCE INSTRUCTIONS BY THE BEST! BANDS PERFORMING NASHVILLE DRIVE GHOST RIDER NORTHERN RENEGADE CAPELLARO'S 42 Vail Road  Bethel, Connecticut www.capgrove.com SUNDAY AUGUST 12 TIME: 10AM - 5PM Premier Entertainment and ALAN KOHN are proud to present COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL AT CAPELLARO'S GROVE, BETHEL, CT!!!! Country Bands, DJ's, Dance Instructions, Vendors, Sparkling Swimming Pool, Amazing Wood Dance floor, great facilities! You will be able to circulate between the band area- 8,000 square foot enclosed pavilion - and THE great dance room with great wood floor for Line and Partner Dancing. ALL INCLUDED IN ONE ADMISSION OF $15. CHILDREN UNDER 12 ONLY $5!!!!!!!Food and drinks can be purchased.