Art Classes for Toddlers in Ridgefield, NYC

7 upcoming · 2 local studios

Ridgefield's art-class listings are dominated by the Ridgefield Library, which hosts six of the seven current sessions, most of them free and aimed at ages 6 through 13. Offerings range from a Tinkercad Club to Yarn Crafters Club and Speedcubing Club, while Little Sprouts Play Place contributes the youngest entry, a $38 session for ages 0 to 6. All upcoming sessions are listed below.

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Upcoming classes

Tinkercad ClubartFREE

Tinkercad Club

Ridgefield Library · Ridgefield

Students in Grades 3-5 are invited to learn the basics of Tinkercad and an introduction to 3D printing. Each session will introduce a design and then students will have time to free build. Designs will be printed after the program, and you will be emailed with more information regarding when to pick it up from the library. This program is funded by the Lewis Fund and the Friends of the Ridgefield Library. Due to the nature of this program and popularity, we cannot accept late arrivals after 4:35pm. At this point your registration will be granted to the next present patron on the waitlist.

Ages 8–11
STEAM Corner for Kids!artFREE

STEAM Corner for Kids!

Ridgefield Library · Ridgefield

Join us as we make a custom iron-on decal for a bright, colorful drawstring bag. Learn the basics of Cricut Design Space, a free design program, and then follow along with easy step by step instructions for creating your unique design on the Library's Cricut Maker 3 machine. All materials will be provided. This program is funded by the Lewis Fund and the Friends of the Ridgefield Library

Ages 9–10
Think Like a DetectiveartFREE

Think Like a Detective

Ridgefield Library · Ridgefield

Students in Grades 3-5 are invited to build critical thinking skills by decoding secret messages and uncover hidden clues. We’ll use a giant Guess Who board to determine the suspect. Registration is required and opens September 15, 2026. Due to the nature of this program and popularity, we cannot accept late arrivals after 4:35pm. At this point your registration will be granted to the next present patron on the waitlist. This program is part of the Library’s 2026 Scholarly Series, Whodunits, Locked Rooms & Amateur Sleuths: Investigating the World of Mysteries, sponsored by the Friends of the Ridgefield Library.

Ages 8–11
Yarn Crafters ClubartFREE

Yarn Crafters Club

Ridgefield Library · Ridgefield

Looking for a creative and cozy craft club to work on your knitting, crochet, or other yarn crafting project? Students in Grades 3-7 are invited to join us for a relaxed session where you can stitch alongside fellow crafters, share tips, and enjoy good company. Whether you’re starting a new pattern or untangling an old one, our resident expert Kristin Quell-Garguilo will be on hand to answer questions and offer guidance. Bring your own materials and projects or borrow some of ours. All skill levels are welcome! Come for the camaraderie, stay for the creative flow. Registration is required and opens one month prior to the program. Due to the nature of this program and popularity, we cannot accept late arrivals after 4:35 pm. At this point your registration will be granted to the next present patron on the waitlist. Programs like this are made possible in part by the generosity of our donors.

Ages 8–13
Speedcubing ClubartFREE

Speedcubing Club

Ridgefield Library · Ridgefield

Speedcubing fans in grades 1-6 (and their caregiver) are invited to join others to explore and learn more about combination puzzles and the speedcubing method! Led by local high school student and champion speedcuber, Quinn Maloney, this is a great chance to practice and build speedcubing skills. We ask that a caregiver remain in the area and assist their child with maintaining Library-level volume and interactions with other children. Late arrivals are welcome to join the program until 4:40 pm. Programs like this are made possible in part by the generosity of our donors.

Ages 6–12
Sproutin' Halloween!From $38

Sproutin' Halloween!

Little Sprouts Play Place · Ridgefield

Join us for an extra-special day of play filled with Halloween fun! 🎃👻 Enjoy all the regular Little Sprouts playtime you love, plus festive extras like snacks, coloring, crafts, and other Halloween-themed activities! 🧡🍪🎨 Want to get in on the trick-or-treat fun? 🍬 Grab a trick-or-treat bag to decorate for just $5 - or get one FREE when you come dressed in costume! 👻🎃

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Yarn Crafters ClubartFREE

Yarn Crafters Club

Ridgefield Library · Ridgefield

Looking for a creative and cozy craft club to work on your knitting, crochet, or other yarn crafting project? Students in Grades 3-7 are invited to join us for a relaxed session where you can stitch alongside fellow crafters, share tips, and enjoy good company. Whether you’re starting a new pattern or untangling an old one, our resident expert Kristin Quell-Garguilo will be on hand to answer questions and offer guidance. Bring your own materials and projects or borrow some of ours. All skill levels are welcome! Come for the camaraderie, stay for the creative flow. Registration is required and opens one month prior to the program. Due to the nature of this program and popularity, we cannot accept late arrivals after 4:35 pm. At this point your registration will be granted to the next present patron on the waitlist. Programs like this are made possible in part by the generosity of our donors.

Ages 8–13

Local studios

Frequently asked

What ages are art and craft classes for in Ridgefield?

Most art and craft classes in Ridgefield run for ages 18 months through 12 years. Specific age bands are listed on each class page so you can filter by what fits your child.

How much do art and craft classes cost in Ridgefield?

Prices in Ridgefield range from free library or museum sessions through about $60 per class for studio programs. Free events and drop-in pricing are flagged on each class card.

Do I need to register in advance for art and craft classes?

Most studio-run art and craft classes require advance registration through the studio's booking page. Library and city-park art programs are typically drop-in, though some popular sessions release a limited number of tickets in advance.

Do art classes provide materials?

Most studio-run art classes include all materials in the class price. Library and museum drop-in sessions also provide supplies. We note any BYO-supply requirements on individual event pages.

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