HISTORIC EVENT SPACE • FAIRFIELD, VERMONT
In the heart of Fairfield stands a lovingly restored general store — a space filled with light, history, and lots of character. An inviting setting for meaningful gatherings of all kinds.
Now it can holds yours.
A flexible, self-serve space for showers, dinners, workshops, and celebrations
Set in the Vermont countryside, the Brick Store brings a pastoral sense of ease to small to medium sized events. As a self-serve space, you’re free to bring your own food, ideas, and style. The architecture carries depth and character, creating a setting that feels welcoming and complete.
The Offerings
The Brick Store has stood in the center of Fairfield for nearly two centuries, serving generations of the community along the way. When it was restored, the goal wasn’t to modernize it beyond recognition, but to honor what was already here — preserving original details, textures, and the perfectly imperfect character that has defined the space since the early 1900s.
Today, the building is being repurposed as a place for people to gather. Whether hosting a celebration, a workshop, or a small event, you’re stepping into a space that has been shaped by time and care — and is ready to hold something meaningful again.
A Place That Has Seen Life: For about two-hundred years, this general store has been a place where people came together — to talk, trade, celebrate, and mark everyday moments. Hosting your gathering here means stepping into a space that already knows how to hold people.
Room to Bring What Matters: The Brick Store is intentionally self-serve, leaving space for what you want to bring with you — your food, your drinks, your details, your people. The space is open enough to receive whatever the gathering asks for.
The Right Scale for Being Together: Larger than a living room, more intimate than a banquet hall, and layered with character beyond a blank canvas — the space is scaled for real connection.
Time Left Visible: Much of the building remains as it has been since the early 1900s, with vintage and antique details still in place. Rather than being polished away, signs of age have been kept — allowing the texture, materials, and patina of time to remain part of the experience.
All you need
A growing collection of articles covering the history of the space, event planning insights, workshops, classes, and thoughtful ways to gather here
A Little Note, Now and Then
I send occasional updates about gatherings, creative projects, and what’s unfolding inside the Brick Store.
If you love old buildings and meaningful events, you’ll feel at home here.
