Ridgefield CT Location

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The CoolSculpting procedure is a method of non-surgical body sculpting that reduces fat to improve the contour and shape of the body. The CoolSculpting device reduces fat by cooling it. Ideal candidates for the procedure have discrete and localized fat bulges on the abdomen, love handles, and back. We are the #1 provider of Coolsculpting in CT, and provide Coolsculpting in Ridgefield.

Wouldn’t you like once and for all to do something about your unwanted hair? Say goodby to shaving, waxing and the skin irritations that come along with it. In our medical spa we offer a highly safe and effective treatment to permanently remove unwanted hair. Come see us for the best Laser Hair Removal  in Ridgefield .

Steeped in history, the Keeler Tavern was first built in 1713 and was caught up in the Battle of Ridgefield in 1777. The landlords at the time, Timothy and Ester Keeler, had revolutionary sympathies, and for that reason the inn was fired upon by British troops.

One of the British cannonballs is still visibly stuck in a corner post more than 240 years later.

The museum is filled with period furniture, art and ceramics from the 18th century to the 20th century to reflect the changing lifestyles of its occupants.

Some of the standout pieces in the collection are an original engraving of the Battle of Ridgefield, the original inn sign, family portraits and a broadside of Columbus, an elephant that came to the tavern at the start of the 19th century.

This endearing non-profit attraction has 12 acres of cultivated and wild gardens, marshland and woodland.

There’s dramatic outdoor sculpture, a wonderful diversity of garden styles, a boardwalk through the wetland, a small indoor gallery and abundant plant life grown in farm lots.

Head to Garden of Ideas for inspiration on organic gardening, bird-spotting and plenty of imaginative art.

The farm stand sells freshly laid eggs in season, as well as vegetable and ornamental plants, and handmade garden decorations like gnomes, Buddhas and gargoyles.

This splendid performing arts venue is actually adapted from the old Ridgefield High School’s auditorium.

The building was built in the late-1930s and designed by Cass Gilbert Jr.

It was converted into a 500-seater theatre in 2000, and barely has an empty night on its calendar.

The program brims with concerts by music artists from a variety of genres, together with comedy, dance, movie screenings, recordings from institutions like London’s NT and conversations and talks with some famous cultural figures.

Graham Nash, David Sedaris, Rick Wakeman, Gordon Lightfoot, Ken Jeong, Jeffrey Tambor and Sophia Loren were just a few of the big names booked for shows or talks in autumn and winter 2019-20.

One of the things that puts Ridgefield among Connecticut’s best towns is its elegant main thoroughfare, with stately houses and solemn civic architecture.

A quick look at the painted storefronts, trees, shrubs, flowerbeds and fountain, and you’ll know that Main Street is cared for with a lot of pride.

There are local businesses in spades here, and just off the main drag, at a bookshop, toy shop, florist, jewelry store, lingerie shop and a clutch of fashion boutiques and design stores.

The dining selection will send you around the world in the space of a block or two, with Mexican (Baja Cocina), contemporary Asian (Yuan Asian), pizza (850 Degrees, Planet Pizza) and a smattering of specialty shops, cafes, a hotdog stand, a tavern and a diner.

Opposite Ridgefield Library on Main Street is Ballard Park, which has neat formal gardens in five acres and is the go-to for outdoor events and concerts on warm summer evenings.