The Ridgefield Holiday House Tour returned on December 6 with record attendance, as a fresh coating of morning snow set the scene and welcomed guests into the warmth and festive spirit of the season. Visitors from near and far delighted in stepping inside beautifully decorated private homes, capturing the magic of the holidays while enjoying glimpses of Ridgefield’s architectural history across many eras.
Lounsbury House served as the tour’s headquarters, where guests began their day by browsing a festive Holiday Market featuring unique finds to delight and inspire before heading out to tour the homes.
We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who joined us. Your enthusiasm and holiday cheer brought each home to life and made the day truly special. It was a pleasure greeting so many friends, both familiar faces and first-time visitors, along the way.
Proceeds from the Ridgefield Holiday House Tour benefit both Tiger Hollow and the Ridgefield Historical Society, helping to support historic preservation, education, and athletics in Ridgefield.
This beloved community event would not have been possible without the extraordinary dedication of our volunteers. Their generosity of time, commitment, and behind-the-scenes efforts were essential to making the Holiday House Tour possible.
We are especially grateful to the generous homeowners who opened their doors and shared their beautiful homes. Your hospitality and creativity are truly at the heart of what makes the Ridgefield Holiday House Tour so special year after year.
Our deepest thanks go to Presenting Sponsor Karla Murtaugh Homes, along with all of our sponsors and donors listed here. Your generous support made this cherished event possible.
