THE SPACE

A Historic Gathering Place
Originally built in the 1890s, The Parsonage is a historic home that once served as the rectory for St. Mary’s Church originally located next door. A “parsonage,” traditionally known as a rectory, is a residence provided by a church for its clergy—making this space deeply rooted in community, care, and connection from the very beginning.
For over 30 years before becoming The Parsonage, this home was a beloved antique shop owned by Mrs. Mary Alice Lambert. She filled the space with character, charm, and one-of-a-kind treasures, creating a place people returned to again and again. Mrs. Lambert was a true staple of the community, and her love for this home is part of what made it so special. It’s our hope that her spirit and legacy continue to live on within these walls.
Today, this historic property has been thoughtfully restored and reimagined as an intimate event venue—designed for gathering, celebrating, and creating meaningful memories.
The Parsonage blends timeless character with modern comfort, offering a warm, inviting atmosphere that feels both elevated and personal. With two levels of flexible event space, the venue is designed to host a variety of occasions while maintaining the charm and intimacy of a historic home.
Highlights Include
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Two levels of flexible event space designed for intimate gatherings
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A curated modern-meets-vintage aesthetic
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Original architectural details that celebrate the home’s historic character
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Thoughtfully designed spaces that make hosting feel effortless


Amenities
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3,000 square feet of versatile spaces
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Spacious covered porch for additional gathering space
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Two fully equipped prep kitchens
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A curated selection of in-house tables, chairs, and linens
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Built-in sound system with microphone
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Private restrooms
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Ample parking for guests
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Handicap accessibility on the first floor
Capacity
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First Floor: up to 40 guests seated
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Second Floor: up to 50 guests seated
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Full Venue: up to 90 guests (cocktail-style / standing/ limited seating

