Watch a Raptors game and help support the Friends!
Part of the proceeds from tickets bought through this link(and this link only, no ticket purchases at the game will apply), for the Thursday, August 1st game will be donated to the Friends of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. Support the Refuge, and all the unique programs that make this place an irreplaceable resource for wildlife and people.
The Friends and Refuge staff will be present at the game to answer questions about the Refuge, play games, take photos with some cool Refuge equipment, and more! Come see us, and enjoy a community event perfect for the whole family!
Watch a Raptors game and help support the Friends!
Part of the proceeds from tickets bought through this link(and this link only, no ticket purchases at the game will apply), for the Thursday, August 1st game will be donated to the Friends of Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. Support the Refuge, and all the unique programs that make this place an irreplaceable resource for wildlife and people.
The Friends and Refuge staff will be present at the game to answer questions about the Refuge, play games, take photos with some cool Refuge equipment, and more! Come see us, and enjoy a community event perfect for the whole family!
The Pacific Dragon Boat Association and Double Fifth Dragon Boating are pleased to present Paddle West, the 2019 Regional Club Crew Championship August 2nd through 4th, 2019 at Ridgefield Waterfront, Ridgefield, WA.
This event is a qualifier for the 2020 IDBF World Club Crew Championship in Aux-les-Bains, France
Top clubs and paddlers from all over the west will compete for two days to determine which clubs will represent the USA at the next World Championship.
Saturday, August 3rd is Ridgefield First Saturday: Play in the Park – Find Adventures in Your Own Backyard! Join in the fun in downtown Ridgefield for a day outdoors with food, friendship, and fun. Bring along a blanket or some chairs for a picnic and a Saturday in the park.
At Overlook Park, come for First Saturday festivities including Farmer’s Market and First Saturday vendors, a used book sale with Friends of Ridgefield Library, kids crafts, backyard games, and volleyball. Listen to live summertime music from Richie Bean. Compete in teams or individuals in a Cornhole Contest (with prizes!) at 11. Enjoy morning activities then have a picnic in the park with box lunches and snacks available for purchase, and free watermelon slices! After lunch, Train Like an Astronaut as you blast off with easy exercises and field games that make fitness fun with Ridgefield Community Library.
Explore Downtown Ridgefield with a History Walking tour from Clark County Historical Museum beginning at Overlook Park at 9 am (register in advance at www.cchmuseum.org). Or experience Ridgefield from the water on a “Blackberries & Birds” guided kayak paddle on Lake River with Alder Creek/Ridgefield Kayak (preregister at www.aldercreek.com or call 360-727-4520). When you are finished with your tour, pick up a refreshing root beer float at Old Liberty Theater.
Schedule:
9-2: First Saturday Festivities -Farmer’s Market & First Saturday vendors -Used Book Sale with Friends of Ridgefield Library -Kids crafts, backyard games, & volleyball -Live summertime music with Richie Bean
9AM – Blackberries & Birds Guided Kayak Paddle on Lake River hosted by Alder Creek/Ridgefield Kayak. Preregister online or call 360-727-4520.
11AM-Noon – Cornhole Contest teams or individuals compete for prizes! No pre-registration required.
11-2PM – Picnic Time -Box lunches available for purchase -Lots of snacks: roasted nuts, popcorn & cotton candy -Free watermelon slices -Bring your own lunch and some chairs or a blanket.
12:30-2:30PM – Train Like an Astronaut hosted by Ridgefield Community Library. Blast off with easy exercises and field games that make fitness fun.
The Pacific Dragon Boat Association and Double Fifth Dragon Boating are pleased to present Paddle West, the 2019 Regional Club Crew Championship August 2nd through 4th, 2019 at Ridgefield Waterfront, Ridgefield, WA.
This event is a qualifier for the 2020 IDBF World Club Crew Championship in Aux-les-Bains, France
Top clubs and paddlers from all over the west will compete for two days to determine which clubs will represent the USA at the next World Championship.
We welcome for the first time to Three Brothers Vineyard & Winery the Aerosmith Tribute Brand – Aerosmith Rocks to our 2019 Summer Concert Series!
Aerosmith Rocks strives to capture the essence of what is Aerosmith: Brash, bold musical excitement smattered with a healthy dose of sex appeal. From the swagger of their 70s heyday, to the iconic hits of the 90s, and powering through to today’s highly relevant Aerosmith sound.
-Children are allowed, but must be ticketed regardless of age. – No pets of any kind except for Registered Service Dogs. – Bring your own outdoor chairs or blankets – no tents or canopies. – No liquids of any kind may be brought into the venue. Bags will be checked. We will have wine, soda, and water for sale. – Catered food will be available from Three Brothers Vineyard & Winery, but you may bring in your own food. – No smoking or vaping anywhere at this venue. – There is no wine tasting at this event, so come in during open tasting hours some weekend prior to the concert if you want to taste our award winning wines. -Limited parking, please carpool as much as possible! -Gates open at 5p for parking. Music begins at 6p.
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
This is a great space to practice public speaking professionally and personally. Free and open to the public.
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs.
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
This is a great space to practice public speaking professionally and personally. Free and open to the public.
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs.
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
Join in for arts, crafts, and games as we unleash the MAGIC of PLAY, IMAGINATION and FUN!
Designed for kids aged 4 to 12, the program features FREE summer activities including weekly themed arts & crafts, games, chalk art, water play and more.
Ran by Battle Ground Parks & Recreation, the Playground Program is held at Davis Park in Ridgefield on Tuesdays from 12pm-2pm, June 25th to August 13th. The program is made possible by annual grants from Riverview Community Bank and the Parks Foundation of Clark County.
2019 Weekly Themes Overview
Week 1: Zoomania (June 25th) – For our first week of the summer program, we’ll kick it off with a wild week of animal crafts! You can look forward to lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
Week 2: Yankee-doodles (July 2nd) – Celebrate the 4th of July with some stars and stripes crafts! Expect lots of red, white and blue!
Week 3: Ooey-gooey (July 9th) – Come prepared to get messy! This week we will be crafting all things slimy, sticky and oozy.
Week 4: Earth Week (July 16th) – This week is all about nature! We’ll have lots of fun creating crafts that show our appreciation for the beautiful world around us!
Week 5: Safety First (July 23rd)
Week 6: Lights, Camera, Action (July 30th) – Step into the spotlight and channel your inner superstar with this week full of glamour! Theater, movies, music?
Week 7: Blast Off (August 6th) – Get ready to blast off into the final frontier as we take a trip into the furthest depths of our galaxy! This week will be all about space as we create crafts that will take us to the moon!
Week 8: Fan Favorites (August 13th) – Come celebrate the last week of the summer program by creating some of the favorite crafts of all time!
Join us for family friendly events in a variety of parks around downtown. Tuesday Evenings in the Park is a 5 night series intended for all ages.
7/16 Family Game Night at Davis Park, 5pm-7pm 7/23 Movie in the Park at Davis Park – Title TBD – Dusk 7/30 Fitness in the Park at Overlook Park, 5pm-7pm 8/6 National Night Out with Ridgefield Police at Abrams Park, 6pm-8pm 8/13 Movie in the Park at Davis Park – “Babe” – Dusk
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
Join in for arts, crafts, and games as we unleash the MAGIC of PLAY, IMAGINATION and FUN!
Designed for kids aged 4 to 12, the program features FREE summer activities including weekly themed arts & crafts, games, chalk art, water play and more.
Ran by Battle Ground Parks & Recreation, the Playground Program is held at Davis Park in Ridgefield on Tuesdays from 12pm-2pm, June 25th to August 13th. The program is made possible by annual grants from Riverview Community Bank and the Parks Foundation of Clark County.
2019 Weekly Themes Overview
Week 1: Zoomania (June 25th) – For our first week of the summer program, we’ll kick it off with a wild week of animal crafts! You can look forward to lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
Week 2: Yankee-doodles (July 2nd) – Celebrate the 4th of July with some stars and stripes crafts! Expect lots of red, white and blue!
Week 3: Ooey-gooey (July 9th) – Come prepared to get messy! This week we will be crafting all things slimy, sticky and oozy.
Week 4: Earth Week (July 16th) – This week is all about nature! We’ll have lots of fun creating crafts that show our appreciation for the beautiful world around us!
Week 5: Safety First (July 23rd)
Week 6: Lights, Camera, Action (July 30th) – Step into the spotlight and channel your inner superstar with this week full of glamour! Theater, movies, music?
Week 7: Blast Off (August 6th) – Get ready to blast off into the final frontier as we take a trip into the furthest depths of our galaxy! This week will be all about space as we create crafts that will take us to the moon!
Week 8: Fan Favorites (August 13th) – Come celebrate the last week of the summer program by creating some of the favorite crafts of all time!
Join us for family friendly events in a variety of parks around downtown. Tuesday Evenings in the Park is a 5 night series intended for all ages.
7/16 Family Game Night at Davis Park, 5pm-7pm 7/23 Movie in the Park at Davis Park – Title TBD – Dusk 7/30 Fitness in the Park at Overlook Park, 5pm-7pm 8/6 National Night Out with Ridgefield Police at Abrams Park, 6pm-8pm 8/13 Movie in the Park at Davis Park – “Babe” – Dusk
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
Join us for all or part of this informal, drop-in, get-together. Any stitchery hobby is welcome: knitting, crochet, spinning, lap quilting, needlepoint, counted cross-stitch – even mending.
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
Join us for all or part of this informal, drop-in, get-together. Any stitchery hobby is welcome: knitting, crochet, spinning, lap quilting, needlepoint, counted cross-stitch – even mending.
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
Join us for an hour long Yoga flow class in the small gymnasium at Sunset Ridge. Come relax, rejuvenate and leave feeling good about the time you gave to yourself and our future Library! Hosted by MK Elevates.
All levels and ages are welcome. Bring a friend. We are excited to offer this class to our community. Donations accepted via our link or donate at the event. We love Ridgefield and look forward to meeting you!
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
Join us for an hour long Yoga flow class in the small gymnasium at Sunset Ridge. Come relax, rejuvenate and leave feeling good about the time you gave to yourself and our future Library! Hosted by MK Elevates.
All levels and ages are welcome. Bring a friend. We are excited to offer this class to our community. Donations accepted via our link or donate at the event. We love Ridgefield and look forward to meeting you!
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
We’ll welcome riders of all ages to this week long day camp. Develop your horsemanship skills, learn how to take care of tack and ride horses!
Learn to groom and care for your horse. Daily riding lesson Participate in horse themed arts and crafts Play fun games Show off your new talents at our Friday horse show at noon for family and friends!
Riders should come in heeled boots and leggings and bring lunch and snacks.
School supply drive to benefit Compassion 360 and the Ridgefield Family Resource Center at the Ridgefield Farmer’s Market. Bring a donation and receive a $1 coupon towards your market purchase. All donations stay within the Ridgefield community.
Resilience and Resurgence is the theme for the 2019 Second Sunday Series. As we revitalize the Refuge’s oak woodlands, we turn an eye towards those that have shaped this landscape Since Time Immemorial. As always, our series will highlight issues most closely related to the work we do here at Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge.
May 4-5 – Opening Weekend May 12 – Indigenous Resilience and Resurgence June 9 – Oaksploration July 14 – Tending the Wild with Fire August 11 – Traditional Technologies September 8 – Ancestors and Elders October 12-13 – Closing Weekend
The Plankhouse is also open every Saturday and Sunday May 1st-October 13th, 12 PM-4PM.
We welcome for the first time to Three Brothers Vineyard & Winery the Styx Tribute Brand – Grand Illusion to our 2019 Summer Concert Series!
Grand Illusion is the Northwest’s premier Styx tribute act. Styx is one of the rare acts who were able turn decidedly Prog Rock roots into massive commercial success and Grand Illusion captures that balance perfectly. The rock guitars, expansive synthesizers, and broad vocal range allow them to bring album-perfect performances of radio staples and deep album cuts to every performance.
-Children are allowed, but must be ticketed regardless of age. – No pets of any kind except for Registered Service Dogs. – Bring your own outdoor chairs or blankets – no tents or canopies. – No liquids of any kind may be brought into the venue. Bags will be checked. We will have wine, soda, and water for sale. – Catered food will be available from Three Brothers Vineyard & Winery, but you may bring in your own food. – No smoking or vaping anywhere at this venue. – There is no wine tasting at this event, so come in during open tasting hours some weekend prior to the concert if you want to taste our award winning wines. -Limited parking, please carpool as much as possible! -Gates open at 5p for parking. Music begins at 6p.
This is a great space to practice public speaking professionally and personally. Free and open to the public.
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs.
Join in for arts, crafts, and games as we unleash the MAGIC of PLAY, IMAGINATION and FUN!
Designed for kids aged 4 to 12, the program features FREE summer activities including weekly themed arts & crafts, games, chalk art, water play and more.
Ran by Battle Ground Parks & Recreation, the Playground Program is held at Davis Park in Ridgefield on Tuesdays from 12pm-2pm, June 25th to August 13th. The program is made possible by annual grants from Riverview Community Bank and the Parks Foundation of Clark County.
2019 Weekly Themes Overview
Week 1: Zoomania (June 25th) – For our first week of the summer program, we’ll kick it off with a wild week of animal crafts! You can look forward to lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
Week 2: Yankee-doodles (July 2nd) – Celebrate the 4th of July with some stars and stripes crafts! Expect lots of red, white and blue!
Week 3: Ooey-gooey (July 9th) – Come prepared to get messy! This week we will be crafting all things slimy, sticky and oozy.
Week 4: Earth Week (July 16th) – This week is all about nature! We’ll have lots of fun creating crafts that show our appreciation for the beautiful world around us!
Week 5: Safety First (July 23rd)
Week 6: Lights, Camera, Action (July 30th) – Step into the spotlight and channel your inner superstar with this week full of glamour! Theater, movies, music?
Week 7: Blast Off (August 6th) – Get ready to blast off into the final frontier as we take a trip into the furthest depths of our galaxy! This week will be all about space as we create crafts that will take us to the moon!
Week 8: Fan Favorites (August 13th) – Come celebrate the last week of the summer program by creating some of the favorite crafts of all time!
Join us for family friendly events in a variety of parks around downtown. Tuesday Evenings in the Park is a 5 night series intended for all ages.
7/16 Family Game Night at Davis Park, 5pm-7pm 7/23 Movie in the Park at Davis Park – Title TBD – Dusk 7/30 Fitness in the Park at Overlook Park, 5pm-7pm 8/6 National Night Out with Ridgefield Police at Abrams Park, 6pm-8pm 8/13 Movie in the Park at Davis Park – “Babe” – Dusk
Ridgefield Community Library is seeking public input for its new facility. Join library staff, Friends of Ridgefield Community Library, Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation, and project architects to help identify the features you want to see in your new library.
Join in for arts, crafts, and games as we unleash the MAGIC of PLAY, IMAGINATION and FUN!
Designed for kids aged 4 to 12, the program features FREE summer activities including weekly themed arts & crafts, games, chalk art, water play and more.
Ran by Battle Ground Parks & Recreation, the Playground Program is held at Davis Park in Ridgefield on Tuesdays from 12pm-2pm, June 25th to August 13th. The program is made possible by annual grants from Riverview Community Bank and the Parks Foundation of Clark County.
2019 Weekly Themes Overview
Week 1: Zoomania (June 25th) – For our first week of the summer program, we’ll kick it off with a wild week of animal crafts! You can look forward to lions and tigers and bears, oh my!
Week 2: Yankee-doodles (July 2nd) – Celebrate the 4th of July with some stars and stripes crafts! Expect lots of red, white and blue!
Week 3: Ooey-gooey (July 9th) – Come prepared to get messy! This week we will be crafting all things slimy, sticky and oozy.
Week 4: Earth Week (July 16th) – This week is all about nature! We’ll have lots of fun creating crafts that show our appreciation for the beautiful world around us!
Week 5: Safety First (July 23rd)
Week 6: Lights, Camera, Action (July 30th) – Step into the spotlight and channel your inner superstar with this week full of glamour! Theater, movies, music?
Week 7: Blast Off (August 6th) – Get ready to blast off into the final frontier as we take a trip into the furthest depths of our galaxy! This week will be all about space as we create crafts that will take us to the moon!
Week 8: Fan Favorites (August 13th) – Come celebrate the last week of the summer program by creating some of the favorite crafts of all time!
Join us for family friendly events in a variety of parks around downtown. Tuesday Evenings in the Park is a 5 night series intended for all ages.
7/16 Family Game Night at Davis Park, 5pm-7pm 7/23 Movie in the Park at Davis Park – Title TBD – Dusk 7/30 Fitness in the Park at Overlook Park, 5pm-7pm 8/6 National Night Out with Ridgefield Police at Abrams Park, 6pm-8pm 8/13 Movie in the Park at Davis Park – “Babe” – Dusk
Ridgefield Community Library is seeking public input for its new facility. Join library staff, Friends of Ridgefield Community Library, Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation, and project architects to help identify the features you want to see in your new library.
Join us for all or part of this informal, drop-in, get-together. Any stitchery hobby is welcome: knitting, crochet, spinning, lap quilting, needlepoint, counted cross-stitch – even mending.
Join us for all or part of this informal, drop-in, get-together. Any stitchery hobby is welcome: knitting, crochet, spinning, lap quilting, needlepoint, counted cross-stitch – even mending.
We are excited to welcome back Nate Botsford and his band for a fun summer night concert at Windy Hills from 6-9pm. No cover charge required, food and beverages available for purchase, concert is outside in the event tent.
Inversion Band is hosting a Jam/Open Mic at the Sportsman Public House. Bring your instrument or your voice for a night of good music, friendship and fun! Signup starts at 6:30PM.
We are excited to welcome back Nate Botsford and his band for a fun summer night concert at Windy Hills from 6-9pm. No cover charge required, food and beverages available for purchase, concert is outside in the event tent.
Inversion Band is hosting a Jam/Open Mic at the Sportsman Public House. Bring your instrument or your voice for a night of good music, friendship and fun! Signup starts at 6:30PM.
Washington State University (WSU) Master Gardeners will be on hand to showcase 20 different varieties of tomatoes and 10 different garlic all for tasting!
The garlic festival is an all day event that features live music, tomato and garlic tastings, fresh fruits and vegetables, craft and art vendors, activities for the kids and a whole lot of fun.
Best part is FREE!! 10 am to 6 pm! Great fun for the whole family!
We will be having our kids coloring contest again as well!!
Join us for an outdoor community dining experience to showcase our local Farmers, wineries, brewers, & caterers.
The evening begins with happy hour featuring passed hors d’oeuvres and live music in beautiful Overlook Park in downtown Ridgefield overlooking the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. Dinner will served family style on long tables brimming with rich flowers and soft lighting along South Main Street. Come join Ridgefield’s community at its finest with wine, dining and dancing under the soft lights and stars.
This event will be held Rain or Shine, so please dress for the weather. Because beer and wine will be served with dinner, this is a 21+ event.
One VIP Guest Ticket – SOLD OUT VIP Guest may enter the event venue at 5:30pm having early access to seating as well as avoiding any lines. This ticket also includes an extra drink token as well as a farm fresh floral bouquet upon departure.
Menu
Dinner prepared by: Crave Catering & Gather and Feast Farm
Northwest Summer Harvest Dinner
AMUSE-BOUCHE Gazpacho Shots
SALAD Gather and Feast Farm Greens; with heirloom tomato, quick pickled cucumbers, marinated Walla Walla onions, manouri cheese, sunflower seeds, and a honey & roasted garlic vinaigrette.
MAIN COURSE: Crave Family Farm Seasonal Harvest Vegetables; tossed in olive oil, Crave Family Farm fresh herbs, and locally harvested sea salt house romesco dip. Creamy Marscapone Polenta. Grilled Beef Short Ribs; with blackberry chimichurri & crispy onions. Vegetarian; Summer Squash Frickadellar; with tomato vegan aioli and sunflower seed gremolata.
We are pleased to welcome musical team Faisal and Mitch to our Farm to Table event this year!
Volunteers
We are searching for many volunteers to help out with Farm to Table this year. There are many jobs and time slots available, please sign up now and complete the release form. We can’t wait to work with you to showcase all that Ridgefield has to offer!
PETTY FEVER is a Multi-Award Winning full production tribute to TOM PETTY & The Heartbreakers, featuring the captivating Guitarist/Vocalist and 2016 Hollywood FAME Award Winner, FRANK MURRAY.
They deliver an amazing and memorable salute to the Musical Legacy of Tom Petty, performing over four decades of classic Tom Petty hits such as American Girl, Free Falling, Breakdown, Running Down a Dream, I Wont Back Down and many more. Petty Fever is the recipient of multiple entertainment awards which include; Las Vegas FAME Awards 2017 Outstanding Tribute Band & 2018 Outstanding International Tribute Band presented at Hard Rock Café Live in Las Vegas, NV USA and 2013 & 2014 Los Angeles Music Awards “Tribute Band of The Year” presented at the Avalon Theater in Hollywood, CA USA.
Founded in Portland in January 2009, Petty Fever features a talented lineup of top NW veteran musicians. They have been performing to enthusiastic all age audiences worldwide ever since. Their high energy show is second to none and always leaves the crowd craving for more. If you’re looking for an incredibly authentic Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers concert experience, Catch Petty Fever! ***Parking is limited! Please carpool!***
-Children are allowed, but must be ticketed regardless of age. – No pets of any kind except for Registered Service Dogs. – Bring your own outdoor chairs or blankets – no tents or canopies. – No liquids of any kind may be brought into the venue. Bags will be checked. We will have wine, soda, and water for sale. – Catered food will be available from Three Brothers Vineyard & Winery, but you may bring in your own food. – No smoking or vaping anywhere at this venue. – There is no wine tasting at this event, so come in during open tasting hours some weekend prior to the concert if you want to taste our award winning wines. -Limited parking, please carpool as much as possible! -Gates open at 5p for parking. Music begins at 6p.
Young Architects Design Camp is a program developed to cultivate creativity and exploration in elementary aged children. By placing an emphasis on design-based thinking, imagination, teamwork, and fun, the camp aspires to mold the problem solvers and creative leaders of tomorrow. Each week revolves around a unique central theme that informs a week-long project that culminates in an art walk where campers present their designs. Although the camp emphasizes drawing and building, we do not hesitate to get outside and play a bit too!
This is a great space to practice public speaking professionally and personally. Free and open to the public.
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs.
Young Architects Design Camp is a program developed to cultivate creativity and exploration in elementary aged children. By placing an emphasis on design-based thinking, imagination, teamwork, and fun, the camp aspires to mold the problem solvers and creative leaders of tomorrow. Each week revolves around a unique central theme that informs a week-long project that culminates in an art walk where campers present their designs. Although the camp emphasizes drawing and building, we do not hesitate to get outside and play a bit too!
Young Architects Design Camp is a program developed to cultivate creativity and exploration in elementary aged children. By placing an emphasis on design-based thinking, imagination, teamwork, and fun, the camp aspires to mold the problem solvers and creative leaders of tomorrow. Each week revolves around a unique central theme that informs a week-long project that culminates in an art walk where campers present their designs. Although the camp emphasizes drawing and building, we do not hesitate to get outside and play a bit too!
Join us for all or part of this informal, drop-in, get-together. Any stitchery hobby is welcome: knitting, crochet, spinning, lap quilting, needlepoint, counted cross-stitch – even mending.
Young Architects Design Camp is a program developed to cultivate creativity and exploration in elementary aged children. By placing an emphasis on design-based thinking, imagination, teamwork, and fun, the camp aspires to mold the problem solvers and creative leaders of tomorrow. Each week revolves around a unique central theme that informs a week-long project that culminates in an art walk where campers present their designs. Although the camp emphasizes drawing and building, we do not hesitate to get outside and play a bit too!
Join us for all or part of this informal, drop-in, get-together. Any stitchery hobby is welcome: knitting, crochet, spinning, lap quilting, needlepoint, counted cross-stitch – even mending.
Young Architects Design Camp is a program developed to cultivate creativity and exploration in elementary aged children. By placing an emphasis on design-based thinking, imagination, teamwork, and fun, the camp aspires to mold the problem solvers and creative leaders of tomorrow. Each week revolves around a unique central theme that informs a week-long project that culminates in an art walk where campers present their designs. Although the camp emphasizes drawing and building, we do not hesitate to get outside and play a bit too!
Young Architects Design Camp is a program developed to cultivate creativity and exploration in elementary aged children. By placing an emphasis on design-based thinking, imagination, teamwork, and fun, the camp aspires to mold the problem solvers and creative leaders of tomorrow. Each week revolves around a unique central theme that informs a week-long project that culminates in an art walk where campers present their designs. Although the camp emphasizes drawing and building, we do not hesitate to get outside and play a bit too!
Ridgefield Community Education is holding its first annual One Pitch Co-Ed Softball Tournament on Saturday, August 24th 8:30 am at the Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex (RORC).
Rally your family and friends! Create a team and enter today. Teams consist of 10-14 players (ages 15+). To register, complete the Tournament Registration Form and submit it to Community Education at the District Office, 510 Pioneer Street. Team fee ($150) can be paid by visiting https://ridge.revtrak.net (under Programs, click on Community Education, then click on Adult Sports).
Registration is limited to the first 12 teams. Sign up today!
Join us as we celebrate the beginning of a new School year! Located at Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene on Saturday, August 24th from 9am to 12 pm, services offered include free backpacks, school supplies, clothing for the whole family, haircuts, sports physicals, and snacks. Please note that services will be provided on a first come, first serve basis, while supplies last.
Our outdoor Summer concert series featuring Faisal & Mitch. Bring your lawn chairs/camp chairs/ blankets, and enjoy one of the best musical duo’s in the Pacific Northwest, in our outdoor space, with canned barley pops on the lawn! Papa Joe’s BBQ Co. and Pacific Northwest Best Fish Co. will be serving up delicious eats!
This is a great space to practice public speaking professionally and personally. Free and open to the public.
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs.
Join us for all or part of this informal, drop-in, get-together. Any stitchery hobby is welcome: knitting, crochet, spinning, lap quilting, needlepoint, counted cross-stitch – even mending.
REJECT takes a science-based and solution-oriented look at the roots of bullying behavior and violent behavior against the self or others. The film aims to raise public consciousness about the serious and potentially lethal consequences of interpersonal rejection in its many forms—peer bullying, parental neglect (or abuse), race discrimination, and other forms of social rejection across all age groups. It speaks to parents, teachers, administrators, organizations that train teachers, coaches, mental health professionals, clergy, counselors, juvenile judges, office managers—that is, anyone entrusted with influence over others and in a position to foster acceptance, inclusion and social connection.
Share thoughts and questions with our post film moderated discussion.
Join us for all or part of this informal, drop-in, get-together. Any stitchery hobby is welcome: knitting, crochet, spinning, lap quilting, needlepoint, counted cross-stitch – even mending.
REJECT takes a science-based and solution-oriented look at the roots of bullying behavior and violent behavior against the self or others. The film aims to raise public consciousness about the serious and potentially lethal consequences of interpersonal rejection in its many forms—peer bullying, parental neglect (or abuse), race discrimination, and other forms of social rejection across all age groups. It speaks to parents, teachers, administrators, organizations that train teachers, coaches, mental health professionals, clergy, counselors, juvenile judges, office managers—that is, anyone entrusted with influence over others and in a position to foster acceptance, inclusion and social connection.
Share thoughts and questions with our post film moderated discussion.
