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WNDR Museum in Chicago's West Loop will close on Sept. 7 after eight years, with its Boston location closing Aug. 30. The venue was known for Instagram-friendly interactive installations, events and classes, and had reopened in 2021 after a pandemic shutdown.
Stranger Things: The First Shadow will close its Broadway run at the Marquis Theatre on January 3, 2027, and its West End run at London’s Phoenix Theatre on December 27, 2026, after more than three years; the $20 million production has not recouped its capitalization despite Olivier Awards and multiple Tony wins and nearly 1.6 million tickets sold across both runs.
Downtown Vancouver's The Sedgwick will close on Friday after nearly five years, as rising rents, higher produce and fuel costs, and reduced traffic from the Main Street Promise construction squeeze the business; the owners will shift focus to Feast 316 in Camas, with some staff potentially moving there.
Time Out Market Chicago in Fulton Market will close on January 23 after seven years, with owners citing inconsistent post-pandemic foot traffic and a hybrid-work era; staff and vendors face job losses, though the Time Out Market brand will continue in other locations.
The Heart of Michigan store in Howell is closing at the end of January after 15 years, as owners Karen and John Wing retire to enjoy more time with family and their plans. They thank the community for their support and invite customers to visit during the final sales to share memories and help clear out stock.
The Jugg on Teall, a beloved Syracuse live music venue, is closing permanently on January 16 due to financial struggles, lease issues, and health challenges faced by co-owner Jesse Buckley, but the owners plan to reopen elsewhere in the future, emphasizing the venue's importance to the local music community.
After over 50 years serving the West Deer community, the Shop 'n Save grocery store is closing at the end of February due to declining business, marking the end of a local landmark and prompting residents to seek new shopping options.
After 45 years, San Francisco's well-known cookware store is closing its doors, marking the end of an era for the local culinary community.
Tolly-Ho, a legendary Lexington burger restaurant serving the community since 1971, is closing for good on December 31, 2025, after more than 50 years of operation, drawing a surge of last-minute customers.
Back 40 Junction, a beloved buffet-style restaurant in Decatur with over 50 years of history, is closing its doors due to owner John Ferrise's health concerns, with New Year's Eve being the last day to dine there.
Mother’s Bar & Grille in Easton, a beloved local pub with over 15 years of history, is closing on New Year’s Eve after more than five decades of operation, leaving behind memories and friendships for the community.
Baxter Avenue Theatres in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood will close on December 31 after nearly 30 years, due to redevelopment plans for Mid City Mall, ending its legacy as a local hub for independent and foreign films.
The Broadway revival of 'Cabaret' will close on September 21 due to Billy Porter's illness and declining ticket sales, ending its run earlier than planned. The show, which opened in spring 2024, faced mixed reviews and financial struggles, despite initial success and Tony nominations.
The Broadway revival of Cabaret will close early on September 21, four weeks before the planned date, due to Billy Porter withdrawing from his role as Emcee because of health issues; the production has been running for 18 previews and 592 performances.
Broadway's immersive revival of 'Cabaret' will close earlier than planned on September 21 due to ticket sales struggles and Billy Porter's illness, ending a run of 592 performances. The production, which has been successful in London's West End, faced challenges on Broadway, leading to an earlier closure, with replacements for Porter including Marty Lauter and David Merino.