Each Tuesday morning, in the lower level of downtown Farmington’s public library, an unabashedly joyful, hug-filled reunion happens in the children’s department.
For those who couldn't attend, here are some key takeaways from the community discussion.
If you passed by downtown Farmington’s Riley Park on Sunday and spotted white tents, food trucks, and entertainers, you may have done a double-take and thought, “Wait … wasn’t the farmers’ market yesterday?”
Individual attention is one of Art 101’s biggest selling points, as is its emphasis on letting students choose subjects that excite them. Video game characters are approved.
Because the Farmington store is one of the top performers in the chain’s 100-store region, it’s likely to become one of the last Dressbarns standing.
PLUSkateboarding – a downtown Farmington store founded by owner Rob Woelkers in 2003 – runs week-long summer day camps that are so beloved that many kids not only attend year after year but ask to register for multiple weeks in a single season.
Over the past decade, downtown Farmington has been intentional about creating an inviting outdoor atmosphere. Here's how they did it.
We regularly hear about how brick-and-mortar stores are now in their death throes. So what on earth possessed Jill Castiglione to open her own pharmacy in downtown Farmington directly across from a CVS?
This summer you can head to Farmington’s Sundquist Pavilion for Lunch Beats on Wednesday at noon; Family Fun in Riley Park on select Wednesday evenings at 7 p.m.; and Rhythms in Riley Park nearly every Friday, from 7-9 p.m.
Where can you meet up with friends or family members for brunch (or just late breakfast) in downtown Farmington? This week, Metromode highlights four spots that offer some delicious options for those lazy weekend mornings.
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