HW Pick: Grand Opening, Macy’s Backstage New Off-Price Stores

MACYS2Macy’s Backstage, Macy’s new off-price stores, will open its doors for the first time in three New York locations (*Brooklyn, Queens and Melville, Long Island) to shoppers who love the thrill of the hunt and a designer deals.

In dramatic fashion, Macy’s celebrates the Grand Opening of Macy’s Backstage with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony led by local Brooklyn faves, The Black and Gold Marching Elite.

The first 100 shoppers to enter the store will receive a $10 Macy’s gift card to kick-start their fall fashion and back-to-school shopping.

In addition to the best finds in fashion, customers can participate in a silent auction benefiting the Brooklyn Library. Plus, customers can capture the moment and show off their stylin’ new look at our “backstage” selfie-station.

Macy’s Backstage is Macy’s newest retail brand for off-price shopping. Three more stores in Long Island, The Bronx, and New Jersey are expected to open in late fall.

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd, 2015 @ 9:30 AMWHERE Macy’s Backstage Sheepshead Bay2027 Emmons AvenuePress check-in:  30 minutes prior to event at event site

*Other Macy’s Backstage openings on 9/2 include:

Queens, 8801 Queens Boulevard @ 9AM Melville, 834 Walt Whitman Road @ 9:30AM

Cant wait til they open a store in Harlem.

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