Thứ Hai, 2 tháng 12, 2013

Colony for Christmas

As if getting Halloweenied wasn't humiliation enough, now the former site of Colony Music has been turned into a temporary Christmas store--with the treacly name "Christmas Treasures on Broadway."


From ADFeldman's Instagram, h/t Pippin Parker

I guess Stonehenge Properties is having trouble finding a big-box national shopping mall chain store willing to pay the $5 million per month that put Colony out after 60 years in business.

See more unnerving photos on their Yelp page:





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