
New Sierra Store Coming To Duluth Sets Official Opening Date
It is always exciting when a new business opens in our neck of the woods! And that is exactly what is happening later this year. I can't wait for this one.
You probably know by now that a Sierra store is opening in Duluth! It will be opening in the Burning Tree Plaza and I feel it fits right in there. It will be in the former JOANN Fabric and Crafts location.

Before Sierra set its sights on the space, it was a Spirit Halloween! As a Halloween lover, I loved it because it was so big and had so many animatronics. (Don't fret: there's still a location at the Miller Hill Mall!)
Now, the new Sierra store has a grand opening date and it is probably coming sooner than you'd think!

Grand Opening Date Announced For New Sierra Store In Duluth
Can't wait any longer? You don't have to because this new spot is opening on Saturday, October 24th. The big grand opening will kick off at 8 a.m. that morning and will have everything you'd expect from a big celebration.
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The store will otherwise be open from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, according to their website. They will be open on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
If you're a big fan of all that Sierra has to offer or are looking for a new gig, they are currently hiring for a bunch of different positions!

What Does Sierra Sell?
Sierra is all about the active and outdoor lifestyle, which is why it has found the perfect home in Duluth! They have items for men, women, kids and pets with apparel, outdoor gear, footwear and more. You can browse their website before they officially open to get a better idea.
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They also offer affordable prices, like its sister stores Marshalls, Home Goods and T.J. Maxx. This is another great fit because two of those stores are located just a few steps away. I see a day of shopping in my future!
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