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Aardvark Boutique Audio Grand Opening Today
July 10, 2015 · 0 Comments
If you’re looking for something interesting to do this afternoon, Orangeville’s latest trendy shop, Aardvark Audio Boutique, will be celebrating their grand opening this afternoon at 4 p.m.
Described as ‘ a new destination in downtown Orangeville for those with an interest in listening to and enjoying music’, Aardvark Boutique Audio owner Peter Wolter says that the boutique ‘represents a departure from today’s audio stores, including many high end shops’.
The store promises to offer a unique experience, geared towards those who love music, and those who want to learn more about it.
“The boutique is the realization of a life long affair with all things audio,” said Mr. Wolter. “It all started with a Sony 8 transistor portable radio I strapped to my bike’s handlebar as I delivered the morning paper. Of course, this was the ‘very latest’ model and I was in heaven. And I wasn’t alone. Music mattered, and as a witness to the 60’s and seventies it helped shape our lives, our outlook, and our culture.”
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