Things To Do
Town of Ridgefield
Experience our new hometown. Ridgefield, Connecticut is rich in early American history. Purchased from the Ramapoo Indians in 1708, the town became the scene of the Battle of Ridgefield that starred General Benedict Arnold, then considered a hero. For more than two centuries, Ridgefield was an agrarian community. But in the late 1800s artists and writers as well as leaders of finance and industry began to discover its charms. Ridgefield also offered a new home for countless immigrants from Ireland, Germany and Italy, and finally, a home for the modern commuter. Through its 300 years, the town has had many stories to tell. Spend the afternoon shopping, grab a hotdog, take the walking tour!
Keeler Tavern Museum
The Keeler Tavern Museum’s storied history begins with Benjamin Hoyt, who built the home in 1713 and raised his family there until mid century. His grandson, Timothy Keeler, purchased the property and in 1772 established the building as T. Keeler’s Inn. Just five years later, T. Keeler’s Inn would be in the midst of battle. On April 27, 1777, after the Battle of Ridgefield during the Revolutionary War, the Tavern was fired on by British troops proceeding south on Main Street. Timothy, a patriot, was making musket balls in the basement. One British cannonball was imbedded in a corner post where it remains today. The location's history doesn't end there! Learn more about our amazing venue by taking a tour!
North Salem
North Salem is where Amanda grew up! Take a drive around town, go down the endless dirt roads lined with equestrian farms and beautiful homes -- something Jason and Amanda did a ton before purchasing their own home across state lines in Ridgefield.