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Indoor Market Brings New Life To Lackawanna Station In Montclair
The formerly vacant train station – a historic property – is now home to more than 20 small and "micro" businesses.
MONTCLAIR, NJ — There’s new life at a historic train station in Montclair.
Last weekend marked a grand reopening for Lackawanna Station, an indoor marketplace that is home to more than 20 small and “micro” businesses. It is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Learn more here.
Anchored by Montclair Flea and Ironbound Farm Market, Lackawanna Station aims to be Montclair’s own version of Chelsea Market – offering “food, art, shopping and community.”
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The train station has been vacant for nearly a decade until being revived. Last year, it played host to a holiday flea market that ran from November to January.
Acquired by BDP Holdings in 2021, Lackawanna Station’s activation kicks off a multi-year redevelopment of the property, which will include new apartments, retail and office space. Details on the redevelopment are expected to be announced later this year.
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