Red Barn on Ridge

THANK YOU to each and every one of you who came to our final barn sale! It was a joy to see so many of you🌻

Dear community, this post is bittersweet. Oh how we wish we could communicate this individually, over hot cider at the market. For a myriad of reasons we are moving to the midwest. The main one being, to live closer to my parents and have time with them while they are overall healthy.

The BARN SALE (all product with be 50% off!) will be on March 17th - 19th from 9-6pm and we would LOVE to see as many of you as possible before we begin the moving process. Please help us spread the word about the sale!!! We want to honor any outstanding gift certificates!!

It has been an absolute JOY to be part of this community and to see so many of you on a weekly basis! Thank you for your love and understanding.

🌻🌻 Reminder : BARN SALE 🌻🌻

March 17th - 19th from 9-6pm!

Spring is a dawn of hope for the winter-weary soul. Rays of light warm earth and sky. The long slumber ends in renewed energy. Creatures wake and venture out to greet the day. It is a time of new life, second chances, and fresh opportunities. Excitement rises as you begin the next chapter in your story. The long-awaited season has come; what blessings lie in store?

Update: New Barn Sale dates - Thursday, March 17th- Saturday, March 19th from 9-6pm🌸 January sale is canceled due to frigid temps!

Hello from Red Barn on Ridge, we wish we had happier news in the New Year. Stephanie (the cheerful, artistic and creative woman so many of you know from the market) lost her husband this week. Provided is a link (in website section of our page if link below does not work) to the Gofundme if you would like to help Stephanie and her daughters during this time. THANK YOU for all of your thoughts, prayers and support.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-for-the-rosenblum-family?utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1&utm_medium=sms&utm_source=customer

Thank you for a wonderful 2021 Red Barn on Ridge season. Words fall short at adequately expressing our gratitude for the relationships formed and for the opportunity to be part of this community. Grateful for you!

The market is now closed for the winter, we will have a barn sale at the end of January and will reopen sometime in April.

We will be signing off social media for at least a few weeks. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours!

During Advent, our lists of preparations are long. After all, the season celebrates the arrival of a royal visitor. It should be festive. We decorate our homes. We cook and clean. We sing songs and attend services. Indeed, the coming guest deserves the best. Yet, in that town of Bethlehem, the infant king came silently. O come, let us slow down, and reflect. O come, let us adore Him!

Though subdued, winter's color palette is as hopeful as the warm tones of spring and summer. Restful neutrals and crisp whites seem to calm commotion. They make a space for peace and quietness. They reset the canvas for a new beginning.

We know how much you love fresh, clean furnishings, so we've brought some unique treasures to the store. Shop our selection of pearl- and ivory-tone wares this weekend and energize your decor for the New Year.

A light in the window warms your weary soul. The brush of greens at the door draws you near and says, "Come in! Our home is ready. We've prepared a place for you. You belong; you're wanted and welcomed here." Enduringly beautiful and resilient - fir, spruce, and winterberry withstand winter's cold blows. They seem to represent strength in the face of adversity. Crown-like wreaths shout, "We're celebrating a grand triumph. We mark a celebration. Enter here to join the festivities!"

Send a message of hope this season. Dress your entry with freshly-cut pine sprays, trees, and wreaths from the farm. We're here Thurs-Sat to help you select the perfect pieces for your home.

The Joy of Giving by John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1892)

Somehow, not only for Christmas,
But all the long year through,
The joy that you give to others
Is the joy that comes back to you.

And the more you spend in blessing
The poor and lonely and sad,
The more of your heart’s possessing
Returns to make you glad.

How have local business owners touched your life? Didn't the village florist make all your wedding dreams come true? Don't those family pictures - captured by the town photographer - make your heart melt? Didn't your mechanic come to your rescue when the car broke down last fall and isn't Chelsea the only stylist on earth who can make you look and feel fabulous? You've had more than tune-ups and haircuts. You've gained deep friendships and stellar service. Your town has received much-needed funds that have made it more beautiful, safe, and prosperous. These are causes - and people - worth supporting. So join us this weekend as we give back to our neighborhood business owners. Shop small this Saturday!