Bookstore, toy shop highlight Fifth & Main project
It’s going to be hard not to spend your money at Fifth and Main streets.
Property manager Dan Tribby, who is overseeing businessman Ray Hillenbrand’s transformation of the block into a locally owned shopping and dining destination, announced the lineup of retail tenants that will open their doors this fall in the buildings next to Main Street Square.
There will be a toy store, a game store, a travel store and an outdoor gear outfitter, along with a frame shop, art gallery and handmade furniture showroom.
Best of all, for book lovers saddened by Borders’ recent closure announcement, there will be a bookstore, at 510 Main St. — the storefront with its facade recessed from the block a few feet. The bookstore, whose owner has not yet been selected from a handful of proposals, will have a spiral staircase leading to an upper mezzanine lined with bookshelves.
The stores will open alongside four restaurants that Tribby announced earlier this summer: The Dakota Soda Company burger and frozen custard shop, an English pub, the Dakota Thyme deli and bakery and Manchego tapas restaurant. Read more: http://rapidcityjournal.com/business/bookstore-toy-shop-highlight-fifth-main-project/article_afd3b2c2-bb46-11e0-bf2f-001cc4c03286.html#ixzz1Tpomks3p
