A new market has opened in downtown Bismarck. moving into the space at 401 E. Broadway Ave. in the Broadway Tower. Variety Market had its grand opening celebration on September 15th, according to a Facebook post from Rise Property Brokers, which helped the business move into the space.

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The Broadway Tower location has seen a few different businesses come and go over the years. It was previously home an aesthetics center that has since rebranded and moved to North Bismarck on Gateway Ave., and most recently, it housed Pebble Spa. Now Variety market is bringing a new energy and a fun thrifty shopping experience to the block.

What to Expect at Variety Market & Grand Opening Date

Variety Market's name says it all. The store offers a little bit of everything. The store mixes everyday, useful finds with unexpected secondhand gems. If you're all about a good treasure hunt, this store is for you.

They’re bringing a little more variety to the neighborhood. From useful finds to unexpected treasures, Variety Market is all about making shopping feel like a discovery.

We’re excited to welcome them to Downtown Bismarck and wish them continued success!

Operating Hours:

Monday - Saturday: 10:00 - 6:00 pm

Sunday: 10:00 - 3:00

They team is also currently accepting donations. Either schedule an appointment to drop off your items, or you can simply pull in to one of the 15-minute parking spots, enter through the Broadway doors and ring the doorbell to let them know you've arrived.


 

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