What to Love

• Main street
• Updated Victorian Homes
• Active community
• Outstanding recreational center facilities
• Ridgefield Playhouse

Local Lifestyle

Known as one of the best places to live in Connecticut, Ridgefield also offers residents and tourists a sparse suburban feel and an endless supply of delicious coffee shops, parks, and restaurants. If you find yourself in Ridgefield, take some time to truly explore the area and everything it offers, including its excellent boutiques and fun shops on Main Street. To get a sense of a day in the life of living in Ridgefield, view this video.

Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping

Ridgefield offers endless options for entertainment, dining, and shopping opportunities. For one, you may want to check out Luc's Café, a popular eatery that offers patrons authentic French bistro classics. Or you may prefer 850 Degrees, a family-owned pizza restaurant, or Ancient Mariner, an extraordinary place perfect for hanging out with family and friends and enjoying drinks and several seafood platters. The Nod Hill Brewery is a casual place to unwind at the end of an active day with food trucks, picnic tables, and live music on the weekends.

Notably, The Ridgefield Playhouse attracts well-known musicians, comics, and performers and provides stellar entertainment in an intimate setting. If you're seeking a film on the big screen, check out the Prospector Theater. This fantastic non-profit theatre provides employment to individuals with disabilities and showcases a host of fantastic films you don't want to miss.

In terms of shopping, in addition to Main Street, the Ridgefield Shopping Center and Copps Hill Plaza are great options, providing customers with an excellent mix of luxury stores and modern and contemporary shops.

Things to Do

With its charming Main Street, gorgeous homes, and picturesque views, the area is perfect for people of all ages, offering them a slew of things to do. For one, you can travel back in time with the Keeler Tavern Museum. Or, if you prefer to get inspired, check out the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum for an afternoon filled with intriguing exhibits, unique sculptures, and fascinating displays.

Horseback riding is a popular pastime in Ridgefield. Ridgebury Farm & Stables is an equine center focusing on holistic wellness, with physical, occupational, and speech therapy programs. Double H Farm provides training for show jumping and competitions.

Knowns as the "Great Good Place" by its owner, impressionist painter J. Alden Weir, Weir Farm sits at the edge of the Ridgefield and Wilton border and served as an inspiration for Alden between 1882 and 1919. Today, visitors can tour this home and property, wander around the area, and take art classes.