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Seminar, February 7 - Be Informed on World Cancer Day. An open and honest panel discussion about progress against cancer with an oncologist, medical social worker, former patient and caregiver/spouse. Free and open to the public. 1:00 pm.

Presentation, February 7 - Troop 116 Boy Scout Pablo Carmona will present details of his Eagle Scout project, which is to build a raised bed and steps in the Founders Hall garden, allowing gardeners to practice their craft comfortably. Please attend and support Pablo on his journey to Eagle Scout rank, a rank that is reached by less than 5% of Boy Scouts. 3:00 pm.

Book Discussion, February 13 - Join in this discussion, led by the Ridgefield Library, of The Wonder, Emma Donoghue's newest novel. Copies may be available at the Front Desk. 3:00 pm.

Tasting, February 14 - The theme is chocolate. What's not to love? 2:00 pm. Sponsored by Atria Ridgefield.

Presentation, February 21 - The Background and Analysis of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, by Joseph Ellis, Ed.D.You will leave with an understanding of how this speech came into being and why it is considered not only one of the greatest in American history, but also one of the top 10 in world history. 1:00 pm.