Sacramento's Thrift Town Store Closes Again

Sacramento's beloved Thrift Town store, made famous by the movie 'Lady Bird,' is closing its doors once more. This time, the store's owners have decided to sell the business, and the new owners have announced plans to shut down the store. The exact date of the closure has not been revealed, but the store is currently holding an 85% off sale on most items through the end of August.

The El Camino Avenue store has become a recognizable landmark in Sacramento, thanks to its appearance in the 2017 coming-of-age film. The store has a special place in the hearts of locals and fans of the movie, who have been visiting the store for years. However, this is not the first time the store has closed its doors. In 2020, the original Thrift Town company announced that it would be permanently closing its remaining California stores, including the Sacramento location.

But, in a surprising turn of events, the El Camino Avenue store reopened in 2022 as Valley Thrift Town, keeping its iconic sign from the movie. The store's reopening was a welcome surprise for fans of the movie and locals alike. Unfortunately, it seems that this time, the store's closure is permanent. The store's owners have expressed their gratitude to the community for their support over the years and have promised to make the transition as smooth as possible.

The closure of the Thrift Town store is a reminder that even the most beloved businesses can face challenges and ultimately close their doors. However, it's also a testament to the store's enduring popularity and the impact it has had on the community. As the store prepares to say goodbye, fans and locals are coming together to celebrate its legacy and the memories it has created.