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Unless you’ve been living off-grid this shouldn’t come as news to you— Henry’s is moving! As one of the oldest and most trusted photo and video electronics brands, the iconic Henry’s flagship store at Queen and Church is now relocating to 185 Church Street.
While the move is not far (just a block away), it certainly is a big one.
And the brand is gearing up for the big day with a grand opening event this Saturday, on September 24th, 2022.
Pretty much like the former one, the new flagship store will house everything photography and videography-related. You can expect the same vibe and feel of the old Henry’s including their gigantic selection of gear and their unbeatable expertise.
Despite the same old charm, the new store is a drastic improvement over its half-century old predecessor. How, you ask? Well…
To begin with, the store has a modern vibe to match the creatives and content creators of today. Plus, There’s tons of natural light in this one. So, you can conveniently and accurately test out your gear before investing in it.
The absolute best feature of the new store is the dedicated creative space for Content Creators. The space has live usable sets that will feature different rotating themes for content creators and the creative community. The dedicated space houses top-of-the-line gear that photographers, videographers and content creators can access.
To top it all, Henry’s is celebrating the Flagship Store grand opening by giving away gift cards, gift vouchers, unreal discounts, free instant prints and a lot more.
So, mark your calendars and head down to this historic opening. We’ll see you there folks!
Where: 185 Church Street, Toronto
When: Saturday, September 24th, 2022, 10 AM to 6 PM
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