
St. Jacobs Antiques Mall Reopens April 1st
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St. Jacobs Antiques Market Reopens as St. Jacobs Antiques Mall: New Owners Nicole Ferrill and Bert Flaming Take the Helm
The St. Jacobs Antiques Market, a beloved Ontario landmark since 1975, is set to reopen on April 1st under new ownership, now known as the St. Jacobs Antiques Mall. The new team, Nicole Ferrill and Bert Flaming, are familiar faces in the area, with Bert running a bookstore nearby for the past 25 years. The market, which previously changed hands in 2018, closed in March due to financial issues, but the new owners stepped in to keep it afloat. Most vendors plan to return to their old booths, and shoppers across the province are excited to see this cherished spot get a second chance.
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Toronto News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — St. Jacobs Antiques Mall Reopens April 1st. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 27, I'm Cory with the story. This is Toronto News Today, driven by AI. Folks in Ontario got a big surprise last month when the St. Jacobs Antiques market suddenly shut down amid money woes. But there's happy news ahead. It's set to reopen next month under fresh ownership, now called the St. Jacobs Antiques Mall. Nicole Farrell and Bert Flaming are the new team in charge. Bert's run a bookstore right there for the past 25 years, so they know the place inside it out. They jumped in to rescue it after the old owners hit hard times, keeping the doors open for everyone involved. This spot has drawn crowds since 1975, hosting over 100 vendors and artisans. It swapped owners before, including back in 2018, and the latest closure on March 1 came after frozen bank accounts stalled. Everything. Most vendors plan to return to their old booths, while a few have moved on. Shoppers across the province are buzzing online. They're real to see this beloved landmark, get a second chance.
Catch the grand opening on April 1st at 10am at 805 King Street North in Waterloo, Ontario. Ontario and help welcome back a true local gym.
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