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Couple to open community gathering space in downtown Ridgefield in July

By Rachel Pinsky, for The Columbian
Published: December 13, 2021, 6:05am
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Local musician Matt Brown performs at a recent open house event at The Neighborhood Refuge in Ridgefield. The pub is expected to open on the Fourth of July.
Local musician Matt Brown performs at a recent open house event at The Neighborhood Refuge in Ridgefield. The pub is expected to open on the Fourth of July. (PHotos by Joshua Hart/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

RIDGEFIELD — Renee and Justin Serface recently bought the little white church in downtown Ridgefield at 113 South Main Ave. to create a community gathering space. They plan on having a grand opening on July 4 to coincide with downtown Ridgefield’s Independence Day celebration.

Locals have gathered at this property ever since Henry and Stephen Shobert built the first part of this historic space in 1884 to house the Union Ridge Presbyterian Church.

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