Age of Reason toy store to close after more than 40 years in downtown Westport
News 12 Connecticut's Justin DeVellis spoke to owners and customers.
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5h agoThe Westport’s Age of Reason toy store will close its door in April after more than 40 years in the community.
The store was opened in 1983 on the Post Road and has been a staple in downtown Westport.
The locally-owned small business sells designed kits, games, puzzles, books and more for children of all ages.
The store has a 30% discount on all products.
Store owners said the store is officially closing on April 30.
The store will be donating its bookcases. Anyone interested can contact the store at 203-557-3772.
