A Return To Our Roots
The Story of Concord Ridge
Our history
Almost 100 years ago, our great-grandfather stewarded the land Concord Ridge sits upon. After a 15-year change of hands, it has now found its way back to the 4th and 5th generations of our family.
The venue spaces you will enter once housed 44 equestrian boarding stalls. The wood walls of our Orchard Room are built from the original horse stalls. All stalls were disassembled, preserving the wood, which was repurposed and used for the build.
Before the equestrian center, the land was exclusively managed for farming. Everything from raspberries and apples to peaches and grapes. Decades of planting and harvest seasons.
Thousands of Concord grape plants once blanketed the area the building sits upon. Thus the name, “Concord” Ridge. The vineyards to the west of the venue land and adjacent to it are still owned and operated by our family.
Our thoughtfully redesigned space maintains the barn vibe both inside and out. With original beams and posts, new chandeliers and floors, repurposed stall-wood walls, and maintained Dutch-door aesthetics, it’s a cross between old and new. A place where new memories will be made on land that connects back to 1927. We welcome you to our land, to our space, and to the family of Concord Ridge.