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New tenants are coming to Brass Mill Center and Brass Mill Commons!
Vintage Antigua by Christina is coming soon to the mall’s first level. The new boutique specializes in gently used and new designer clothing, shoes, and accessories for women and children. Shop designer handbags, cocktail dresses, boots and hats, church hats, vintage jewelry, designer shoes and vintage sneakers, sunglasses, and belts, along with one-of-a-kind upcycled handmade customized denim. The candy-shop-themed store will feature a lollipop counter with an assortment of sweets. Innovation Signature Series is bringing a new personal training gym to the mall’s second level. The gym will be located in the former Spencer’s Gifts, offering personalized fitness and strength training with one-on-one sessions. Look for them to open soon. Nolaro Jerk & Grill is coming soon to the mall’s food court! The menu will feature authentic jerk chicken, Jamaican cuisine, and other favorites from the islands. The new restaurant plans to open in September according to the mall’s website. Together We Can Community Alliance will be opening a new center on the mall’s second level! They are a non-profit organization serving youth and families with a mission to promote positive youth development and family stability. Services offered include: mentorship, parent support, life skills development, educational support, community outreach, and more. Best Buy will be opening their new location on August 14th at Brass Mill Commons next to the mall! The new small format store will feature all of the typical departments but with a smaller footprint. Check them out on August 14th. Raising Cane's is under construction at Brass Mill Commons on the old TGI Fridays site. The chicken restaurant plans to open in November according to the restaurant chain. What would you like to see open at Brass Mill Center and Brass Mill Commons next? Comment below!
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Neil Hamel
8/9/2026 07:14:59 am
Bring back Barnes & Noble to its former location! Whoever decided to close this store should be fired from whatever job they do. It was the worst decision Waterbury could make. No bookstore in a city that should be encouraging people to read instead of contributing to its already embarrassing legacy! One more example of Waterbury's shameful decline!
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