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Vintage shop closing after 29 years on High Street

Vintage shop closing after 29 years on High Street

Mary McCarthy
Atomic Shop expanding, Boomerang Room closing

After 29 years in business, a revered local vintage shop is closing at the end of July. Boomerang Room Vintage has announced that they will close their High St. storefront, and the neighboring Atomic Shop will expand into the space. They confirmed the change via social media. 

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The post said, “Boomerang Room Vintage will be closing at the end of July so we can slow down and focus solely on online sales. We’ve loved selling vintage and mid-century items on the same block in Clintonville for the past 29 years! Regis Hudock gave us our start back in 1997, at Eclectiques Antiques, prior to our opening Boomerang Room in 2007. Our neighbors, Atomic Shop, will be expanding into the space at 3276 N. High St. And we wish to thank all of our customers, friends & family for all their support throughout the years. We are truly grateful!”

Atomic Shop also confirmed their excitement via Instagram. The post said, “Our wonderful neighbors at The Boomerang Room are retiring after 20 amazing years of bringing some of the coolest vintage treasures to Clintonville. Help us give its owners the warm send-off they deserve as they begin downsizing through July 31!!! This is the end of one chapter and the beginning of an exciting new one. Stay tuned as we transform the expanded space and bring even more vintage goodness your way.” 

According to Instagram, the expanded Atomic Shop is expected to open September 1, 2026. Boomerang Room has confirmed they have begun a retirement sale, with 25% off and updated hours coming soon. For June, they are open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from noon until 5 p.m.

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