Orlando’s Dear Prudence Boutique to Close Doors After 25 Years, Continues Online and At Pop-Ups

After a 25-year run, Audubon Park’s boutique Dear Prudence will close its physical location in early 2025, the store announced this week. Despite the closure, Dear Prudence will continue to offer products at various pop-up markets, including the Spooky Empire. She will maintain her online presence, complete with free shipping for all in-U.S. orders, as reported by

Orlando Weekly

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Owners Dave and Liz Kazyk reflected on their time serving the community, expressing pride in being a part of Orlando’s growth and their eagerness to spend one final holiday season with their customers in a statement detailed by

Bungalower

, “We’ve had a great 25 years in Audubon Park and we feel so privileged to have been a true Mom and Pop store in Orlando for all those years.  It’s been such an honor to be part of the community, watching Orlando grow over the last couple decades and being part of that incredible journey.” The Kazkyks invite the public to visit this Christmas to celebrate the store’s legacy and conclude its brick-and-mortar operations with a memorable farewell.

Dear Prudence’s last day at its physical location, 2912 Corrine Drive, is February 28, 2025. However, the brand will continue with events and an online store, showing resilience in the evolving retail landscape. Owners Liz and Dave Kazyk invite the Orlando community to visit for holiday shopping.

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