Purvis Gallery & Framing Selling, Jayne DeRoy Retiring
After 38 years downtown, and three generations of owners Purvis Gallery & Framing will be sold. Jayne DeRoy will be retiring after taking over the business in 2000.
“I have really enjoyed helping my customers over the years to preserve their special keepsakes, and it’s been a real pleasure to help people put beautiful things on their walls. I’ve enjoyed my time downtown and all the activities over the years that have connected me with my downtown neighbours. The downtown is truly a great place to have a business, and a great place to shop! I’m looking forward to introducing the new owners to everyone when the time comes.” – Jayne DeRoy
Thank you Jayne for being a part of downtown, being involved as a past BIA board member, integrating projects like Art Matters, and for being an integral part of the development and growth downtown. Congratulations!
You can find more info about the sale here.
Visitor Information Centre Now Open!
Our partnership with Ottawa Valley Tourism and our new Visitor Info Centre opened on June 1. Stop by and send visitors looking for info, events, shops and more happeing here & throughout the valley.
Parking Updates
Parking passes are no longer needed to park at the Cockburn Parking Lot and Marina Parking Lot. Both lots are free all-day. Time limits on other lots are still in effect. Please leave higher priority spots for customers and downtown visitors.
Patio season is here
The community patios are out downtown as of June 15. When sun is shining, grab your lunch or dinner, take a seat and relax.
Membership
Calm & Collective opened at 207 Pembroke St. West
Contact North opened at 177 Alexander St.
NoruishU Wellness opened at 159 Pembroke St. West
ZB Beauty Loft opened at 126 Pembroke St. West
Ontario Sleep Care
moved to 185 Prince St. Unit C