Retail

The first local Miniso store opened in Short Pump Town Center at 11800 W. Broad St. last November. The latest is also on Broad in the same shopping center as Lotte Market.

The new 63,000-square-foot store at 10400 Midlothian Turnpike in the Pocono Crossing shopping center was formerly occupied by Burlington. 

Dave Hantoot, who has been doing custom framework in the building for years, is opening Shockoe Valley Picture Framing, his first public storefront.

Fredericksburg-based bakery Kickshaws has chosen Richmond’s Northside for its second location, where it will fill out the last of the available commercial space in the revived theater building.

Owner Rana Hamadani spent around $1 million to acquire and outfit the new space, which adds to her other location in Midlothian.

The first standalone Sephora south of the river opens its doors this week in the Trader Joe’s-anchored South Richmond shopping center.

A self-described night owl, Cosmic Cookies owner Jacob Wagner wants to inject some added bustle into the city’s nightlife, which he feels has ebbed since the pandemic.

The group, which for four years ran a market series at The Diamond, has completely ended its operations following the shuttering of the mall space, founder Brian Sullivan said.

The store has dozens of 8-foot-by-4-foot bins filled with a wide and ever-changing variety of small appliances, beauty products, clothes, electronics and other things.

The new location features a made-to-order deli counter where customers can buy sandwiches, which is a new offering not available at its original location in the Tuckahoe Shopping Center.