Retail and Shopping – Page 42 – Southport Corridor News and Events

Many on Southport seem underwhelmed with Hot Mama coming

For those of you that fall into this category, what would you have liked to see instead?

Candyality Build-Out at True Value (Photo)

As you may know, Candyality is moving down the street to 3737 N. Southport, and will share the space with True Value. Here is a current picture of the build-out process. Candyality will be to the left-hand side.

Therieau Art & Frame (former Bell Studio)

Support Therieau Art & Frame!
Now that Bell Studio has been torn down, Therieau Art & Frame (the former Bell Studio) has moved to 3831 N. Lincoln Ave. Please support them! Website is http://therieauartandframe.com/.

Later Dayz Bell Studio

National Retailer coming in the next year or two once the new building gets built. What do you think Southport is missing?

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For Lease: 3434 N. Southport Ave.

What would you like to see replace Standard Bank? Click past the break to see the space.

Que Syrah Fine Wines Moving to 3726 N. Southport Ave

Que Syrah Fine Wines Moving to 3726 N. Southport Ave., including a Wine Bar, and they are taking new space above Stella Blue, according to Lake View Patch. They are hoping to also add a wine bar in the future.

3446 N. Southport Avenue For Lease Flyer

We know that Hot Mama will be going directly in the building to the south. This flyer represents what is currently Anthony’s Italian Ice and Nail Bar. What would you like to see go in here? Click past the jump for the floor plan and statistical information and area map on Southport. Interesting!

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Addison on the Park – Now with a Rooftop Pool

The latest rendition of Addison on the Park across from Wrigley Field. Read the entire story and see more renderings from Lake View Patch.

Vineyard Vines coming to Michigan Avenue

Southport Corridor News and Events reports that Michigan Avenue will be getting a Vineyard Vines store this fall. While we have no official opening date at this time, the store listing on the brand’s web site confirmed the new location, as well as its address: 540 N Michigan Ave.

Contrary to its name, which conjure images of walls upon walls on wine bottles, this is indeed a clothing brand. Fans of Vineyard Vines would likely describe the merch as “preppy” or “the kind of stuff you’d wear to a country club.”

How do you feel about this decidedly East Coast-y brand coming to Michigan Ave.? Do you think it’ll fare well in the Midwest?