It has been a very busy few weeks here at The Granary. Many of you are aware that we are expanding and will be almost doubling the store size at 107 Bridge Street. The contractors are moving along and the opening has been made to the new side of the store. It’s been a hive of activity here with electricians, plumbers and more.

Please note that we will be closing Sunday April 19 to complete the expansion. The new store will re-open Thursday April 23.

As the contractors keep busy on the new side we have also been busy shopping to fill the new shelves with top quality products. We will be introducing a number of new lines and new products in the next month. Not to mention proper display space for all our favourites! Stay tuned for upcoming product launches and demo days.

We are happy to announce that we will be carrying jams, jelly’s and preserves from Ashton Naturals. Joanne from Ashton Naturals has been selling her delicious products at the Carp Market for years. Now that she has use of a commercial kitchen we are excited to bring her products to the Granary. Join us on May 2 to meet Joanne and sample some of her local creations.

: A room under renovation with scattered tools, building materials, wooden scaffolding, and partially painted walls.

: Workers in hard hats and protective gear are demolishing an interior brick wall. Rubble is scattered on the floor, and ladders are positioned against the wall.

: Wooden shelves display various jars, containers, and a metal dispenser in a store. There is a draped white cloth on the back wall and a partially built wooden structure.

: Indoor space with a leaning ladder, partially open wooden door, hanging light bulb, and a reflective window showing the outside street with a parked vehicle. The ceiling has an ornate pattern.

: Two construction workers in hard hats work on a partially exposed brick wall inside a room with scaffolding and overhead lights.

: A room under renovation with construction tools, equipment, and materials scattered around. The ceiling is partially removed, and fluorescent lights are installed.