In the meantime, Trish is selling much of the bar’s contents, including sports memorabilia, antiques, signs, lighting and party supplies
A familiar Brockville bar is preparing for a change, but its future will still include music, entertainment and dancing.
Trish Wade, owner of Sam’s Brass Racks, says she will step away from the bar business effective January 1 after more than 20 years.
In a message to customers, she thanked the community, musicians, friends and family who helped make the business part of Brockville.
She says continuing her mother’s dream has been an important part of her life, despite personal losses and economic challenges along the way.
The good news for regular customers is that landlords Katie and Joe plan to keep the space operating as a bar. Plans include renovations, a stage and live entertainment, although pool tables will not return.
In the meantime, Trish is selling much of the bar’s contents, including sports memorabilia, antiques, signs, lighting and party supplies.
She is encouraging customers to stop by, share memories and take home a piece of Sam’s history.
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