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Vintage Vendors Expanding After Full Recovery From Fire
Knot on Main Street celebrates a complete recovery of the devastating June 2011 fire this weekend. A nearby Ozona store where displaced vendors took refuge is expanding at the same time.
If you like to hunting for unique treasures, you'll be happy to know that a popular Ozona vintage shop and Dunedin's Knot on Main Street are again ripe with bounty.
Both celebrate grand openings this weekend.
Antiques and Uniques of Ozona, which opened in August less than two miles away from Dunedin's Knot on Main Street, for displaced dealers after the .
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"We figured that when the , a lot of them would go back, but they didn't," said Kym Eggers, co-owner and vendor.
The Ozona store celebrates the grand opening of a 2,500-square-foot expansion. Dealers will be on hand to talk about the pieces they are selling on Saturday (March 17). Refreshments and hot dogs will also be available.
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reopened part of its store for vendors in November and opened the other part when renovations were completed recently. Most of the 12,000 square feet of space is filled with vendors, but some stalls are still available for rent. The popular vintage collectible mall also celebrates its on Saturday and Sunday (March 17 and 18). Refreshments will be available and guests will have opportunities for door prizes (the drawing is on March 18 at noon; need not be present to win).
Want to go?
- Antiques and Uniques, 303 Orange St. in Ozona
- Call 727-253-4976
- Hours: Monday through Saturday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Knot on Main Street, 2428 Bayshore Blvd. in Dunedin
- Call 727-738-8090
- Hours: Monday through Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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