Musical institution opens new location in downtown Farmington
The 94-year-old Hewitt's Music has packed up its instruments and everything else and opened a new store in downtown Farmington. It left Dearborn last month and opened at 23330 Farmington Road in mid June. An grand opening party is planned for July 18 and 19. Hewitt sells and rents musical instruments and supplies. It's also given lessons to generations of music students. It is also in the repair business. Just a few years shy of being in business nearly a century, the owners decided to add an Oakland County location to its lineup of stores. Hewitt's also has locations in Rochester and South Lyon and in Big Rapids. The original Hewitt's opened in Detroit in 1920. Source: Hewitt's Music Writer: Kim North Shine
The 94-year-old Hewitt’s Music has packed up its instruments and everything else and opened a new store in downtown Farmington.
It left Dearborn last month and opened at 23330 Farmington Road in mid June. An grand opening party is planned for July 18 and 19.
Hewitt sells and rents musical instruments and supplies. It’s also given lessons to generations of music students. It is also in the repair business.
Just a few years shy of being in business nearly a century, the owners decided to add an Oakland County location to its lineup of stores. Hewitt’s also has locations in Rochester and South Lyon and in Big Rapids. The original Hewitt’s opened in Detroit in 1920.
Source: Hewitt’s Music
Writer: Kim North Shine
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