Girls Who Code Club Thursdays: September 17 & 24; October 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29; November 5, 2026 • 4:00 pm Girls Who Code is an international non-profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology. Girls Who Code Clubs are spaces where girls can join our sisterhood of supportive peers and use computer science to change the world. Grades 3-5 Clubs help build the foundational skills and understanding of computer science concepts and sisterhood through reading discussion and coding activities. Practice new skills by completing fun and simple online coding tutorials and build community with the rest of your Club. For girls in grades 3-5. Registration is required and is for ALL 8 weeks. Participation is expected for ALL 8 weeks; please only register if you are able to attend each class date. Children attend independently. Parent or caregiver must remain in the Library during the event. Space is limited. Registration opens on Thursday, August 27. Please note that failure to cancel at least 24 hours before the event or not attending the event at all will result in a limited ability to register for future events. Please note: Each club member will also need to register on Girls Who Code HQ—their official online platform—to enroll in Fairfield Public Library’s Girls Who Code Club. Club members will receive instructions on how to do this closer to the start date.
storytimeFREEFairfield Public Library — Main Library · Fairfield
Enjoy a fun way to develop early literacy skills in young children with dancing, singing and stories that incorporate music. For children ages 0-5 and their adult caregiver. This is a drop-in storytime in the Children's Room. *Tickets are not needed for this class.
artFREEFairfield Public Library — Main Library · Fairfield
D.I.Y. Kits for Children in Grades K-5! No Registration Required! While Supplies Last. Grab a kit at the Library, and then, at your convenience, pull up the instructional video on our YouTube Channel to complete the project. D.I.Y. Take and Make kits will be in the Children's Room at BOTH the Main Library AND the Fairfield Woods Branch Library. Please see below for specific details. Kits will be available when the Library opens while supplies last - first come, first served. Saturday, October 10, 2026 Frameable Fall Foliage Get ready for fall by creating a personalized painted tree! To do this craft, you will need your own pencil.
artFREEFairfield Public Library — Main Library · Fairfield
Come put your building skills to the test as we construct and race our domino runs! Work alone or in teams to see who can set up and topple the most unique creation! For children in grades K-5. Registration is required. Children attend independently. Parent or caregiver must remain in the Library during the event. Space is limited. Registration opens on Tuesday, September 22. Please note that failure to cancel at least 24 hours before the event or not attending the event at all will result in a limited ability to register for future events.
FREEFairfield Public Library — Main Library · Fairfield
Looking for something fun to do? Let's make pin-back buttons! From 4:00 to 4:45 pm, stop by the Children’s Room at the Main Library to use your creativity and make a button with us! For children of all ages with their caregivers. Drop-in activity; registration is not required. Caregiver must remain with the child. Limit two buttons per child. Available while supplies last.
Fairfield Museum · Fairfield
Enjoy a special genealogy research session hosted by the Eunice Dennie Burr Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution & the Roger Sherman Branch of the Sons of the American Revolution. Explore your family’s past, uncover ancestral connections to the Revolution, and learn how to document your lineage with expert guidance. Whether you’re starting your journey or expanding your research, this session offers hands-on support & resources to bring your family history to life. Free.
From $189Children's Art Classes-Fairfield · Fairfield
Tiny Hands will encourage your child to learn new ways to create while developig a range of new skills. Tiny Hands students will learn many techniques while working with clay. They will have the opportunity to learn how to draw and paint at the easel. Many of the projects in the Tiny Hands curriculum focus on building dexterity and control, such as building a paper sculpture, which will teach students how to tear and cut. Your child will grow as an artist through a carefully guided program that is age-appropriate.
artFREEFairfield Public Library — Fairfield Woods Branch · Fairfield
D.I.Y. Kits for Children in Grades K-5! No Registration Required! While Supplies Last. Grab a kit at the Library, and then, at your convenience, pull up the instructional video on our YouTube Channel to complete the project. D.I.Y. Take and Make kits will be in the Children's Room at BOTH the Main Library AND the Fairfield Woods Branch Library. Please see below for specific details. Kits will be available when the Library opens while supplies last - first come, first served. Saturday, October 10, 2026 Frameable Fall Foliage Get ready for fall by creating a personalized painted tree! To do this craft, you will need your own pencil.
storytimeFREEFairfield Public Library — Fairfield Woods Branch · Fairfield
An interactive class for children 0-5 years old and their caregivers! Join us to read, sing, rhyme, dance, and play together on the front lawn! Registration is not required. It is recommended you bring a blanket to sit on. *PLEASE NOTE for outside classes at the Fairfield Woods Branch Library: Due to rain or other weather-related issues, the classes may instead be held inside at the Fairfield Woods Branch Library with limited seating. Tickets will be handed out on a first-come, first-served basis. Space is limited. Please view our online events calendar 20 minutes before the class or call the Library during open hours to check for location changes. The Library reserves the right to change the classes’ locations at any time and for any reason.