Owner Brandy Pidgeon said that when she and her husband Brooke first purchased the Timberlanes Complex and BoneShakers from the Paparodis family in 2016, they did so with no prior experience in the restaurant industry with the intention of preserving what she said had been a big part of their lives in Salem. She said that they had benefitted from surrounding themselves with experts to ensure the business continued to thrive noting that their Front of House Manager Lesley Moore has been with them since they first re-opened, while Event Coordinator Missi Jennings has been with them for the last eight years, and Executive Cheff Gregg Porter has been with them the last seven years. Shown from left are Bartender Moses Menning, Porter, Pidgeon, Jennings, Head Bartender Jeremiah Begley, and Moore. (Submitted photo courtesy Brandy Pidgeon)

(Photo by Morgan Ahart)

(Photo by Morgan Ahart)

(Photo by Morgan Ahart)

Thursday’s open house also featured complimentary refreshments and hors d’oeuvres, and an opportunity to win tickets to four Cleveland Browns home games. (Photos by Morgan Ahart)

In the alcoves where the large collapsible room dividers used to set lit ferns have been added. (Photos by Morgan Ahart)