Downtown Northfield Businesses on the Move
Some downtown businesses have moved and a few new ones have recently popped up.
The holidays are here and you may be looking to visit a favorite local shop.
Well, some have moved and a few new ones have recently popped up.
Aescendant Accessories announced on its Facebook page this weekend that it has relocated to 106 East Fourth St. and hopes to be open in time for Winter Walk on Dec. 8. Owners Andrea and Don Alveshere closed their Bridge Square location this fall.
Last week, Mother Goose, a children’s resale and boutique, opened at 801 Division St. next to Whitestone Cleaners.
FIT to be TRI'd held a grand reopening this weekend after moving to its new space in the ground floor of the Tiny's building on Division Street. You can see photos of the new shop at Locally Grown Northfield. Bodysmith of Northfield had already moved to the upper level of the building.
The Fine Craft Collective is also back for its eighth year. The pop-up holiday store this year calls 310 Division St. S. its temporary home, which used to house Digs. Last year, it took up the vacant storefront at 314 Division St. S, which is now where Rooms by Tagg 2 is lcoated.
Knitters rejoiced when Northfield Yarn opened a few months ago, which can found in the former Rooms by Tagg 2 space in the back of the 314 Division St. building.
Mary Rossing's Present Perfect, which closed this summer to make way for Coldwell Banker South Metro, has reopened as Present Perfect Underground, a temporary store in the basement of 304 Division St. S. You can read more about the pop-up store on the Northfield News.
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Aescendant Accessories
106 4th St E, Northfield, MN -
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Fit to be Tri'd
306 Division St S, Northfield, MN -
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Coldwell Banker South Metro
419 Division St S, Northfield, MN -
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Whitestone Cleaners
801 Division St S, Northfield, MN -
Rooms by Tagg 2
314 Division St S, Northfield, MN -
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Rob Hardy
12:54 pm on Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Do you know where the bubble tea place is relocating?
Corey Butler Jr.
2:38 pm on Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Rob, when we wrote a story in August about the store closing, the owners said they were going to the Twin Cities, but didn't know where at that time. http://northfield.patch.com/articles/tea-creations-leaving-northfield