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🛍️ Where to eat, shop, and play at the Arcade Mall

Explore some of the mall’s iconic establishments + new additions to the shopping scene.

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A GIF showcasing businesses in the Arcade Mall on Main Street.

In need of some retail therapy? The Arcade Mall’s got you covered.

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Looking for some retail therapy downtown? Whether you’re a local or just popping in for the weekend, the historic Arcade Mall is a can’t-miss stop with a little bit of everything.

Inspired by Italy’s open arcades, this building has graced downtown for more than a century, offering a blend of old-world charm + new energy. Here are some spots worth checking out during a visit:

New shops

Iconic mainstays

Bonus: Catch an artist at work at one of the art galleries sprinkled throughout this historic mall in the heart of Main Street.

See what’s new at the Arcade Mall

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