Bargain Box celebrates grand re-opening with ribbon cutting ceremony
The Bargain Box thrift store hosted a grand re-opening on Friday morning, April 11, with a Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting ceremony.
The thrift store, which is operated by and benefits St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, moved to its new location at 218 E. Walker St. last year. In 2020, the shop from its 30-year location on West Williams Street to 105 S. Breckenridge Ave. After a few years there, a deal was made with David and Lisa Stowe, who own the Blackhorse Mercantile and Cafe, to swap properties, allowing the Blackhorse to take over the building on South Breckenridge Avenue, since it is adjacent to the restaurant.
St. Andrew’s Rector, Father Donald Sackett, as well as other church members, welcomed guests to the Bargain Box’s grand re-opening.
The shop sells clothing, accessories, housewares, home decor items, toys, books and more.
The Bargain Box is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
For more information, stop by the shop or visit the Bargain Box’s Facebook page (click here).
Father Donald Sackett, the Rector of St. Andrew’s Anglican Church in Breckenridge, talks to the small crowd gatherer for the grand re-opening of the Bargain Box, a thrift store that benefits the church. (Photo courtesy of Yuri Huntington/Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce)
Cutline, top photo: Becky Payne cuts the ribbon at the Bargain Box’s grand re-opening on Friday morning, April 11. She was joined by Father Donald Sackett with St. Andrew’s Anglican Church, other church members and Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce members. The thrift store is operated by and benefits the church. (Photo courtesy of Yuri Huntington/Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce)
