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It is a tremendous honor : Ridgefield s arts leaders laud cultural district designation Alyssa Seidman FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Ridgefield Playhouse Executive Director Allison Stockel speaks at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield. Gov. Ned Lamont was there to recognize the town’s approval for the state’s first designated cultural district.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Ridgefield’s Economic and Community Development Commission Chairman Geoffrey Morris unveiled the logo for the district’s signage, which includes a picture of an acorn a nod to the Charter Oak Cultural Center in Hartford.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less ....
Governor Lamont to recognize Ridgefield as state’s first Cultural District, state dignitaries to visit the Aldrich Museum on May 21 Written by Geoffrey Morris On May 21, Governor Ned Lamont and other state dignitaries will visit Ridgefield to announce that the town has been granted the state’s first Cultural District designation. The Governor; Elizabeth Shapiro, from the Connecticut Office of the Arts; Hal Kurfehs, representing the Cultural Alliance of Western Connecticut; along with Ridgefield First Selectman Rudy Marconi; Ridgefield Playhouse Executive Director Allison Stockel; Keeler Tavern Museum Executive Director Hilde Grob; West Lane Inn owner Christine Carnicelli; and Ridgefield Economic & Community Development member Glori Norwitt will discuss the arts & cultural community in Ridgefield as it relates to its Cultural District designation at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum at 1 pm. ....
Ridgefield Thrift Shop awards grant to Keeler Tavern Museum Staff FacebookTwitterEmail Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center Board President Rhonda Hill, left, recently accepted a grant from Ridgefield Thrift Shop volunteer Christine Nolan, right.Contributed photo Ridgefield Thrift Shop has awarded the Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center a grant that will allow Keeler to purchase conservation-quality mannequins to properly exhibit its collection of historic garments. The Tavern Museum & History Center (152 Main St., Ridgefield) and the Thrift Shop (21 Governor St., Ridgefield) have a longstanding relationship. The Thrift Shop has also provided generous and consistent grant support to Keeler for many years. “Ridgefield Thrift Shop is deeply invested in our community, and we appreciate their ongoing support of Keeler Tavern Museum,” said Hilde Grob, the executive director at KTM&HC. “Their grant will help us better support our historic garments to ens ....
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