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Popular children’s store expanding to Forest Acres location

Christina Lee Knauss //October 27, 2022//

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Popular children’s store expanding to Forest Acres location

Popular children’s store expanding to Forest Acres location

Christina Lee Knauss //October 27, 2022//

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Popular Columbia children’s store Duck Duck Goose is the latest new retailer coming to Forest Acres.

Duck Duck Goose, owned by Sarah Monteith Rama, started as an online retailer and opened its first brick-and-mortar location at 2800 Devine St. in 2018.

Now the store is expanding to a second location in the Forest Village shopping plaza at 4525 Forest Drive, Suite C. It will share the plaza with Be Beep A Toy Shop and Boca Grande Burritos.

The target date for opening is mid-November but no specific date has been set, according to Lynnsey Baker, public information officer for the City of Forest Acres.

Duck Duck Goose offers a variety of boutique clothing and shoes for babies and children, as well as toys, gifts and accessories.

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