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Pitaya To Open Downtown April 28

A new fashion boutique, Pitaya, will open on Tuesday, April 28, in downtown State College. The store is located at 324 E. College Ave, in the former space of Auntie Anne’s.

Pitaya is known for fresh, affordable, trendy styles, with consistent new arrivals and changes. The boutique is designed to feel fun and welcoming for everyone.

“We’ve always loved college towns, and State College just felt like a natural fit,” said founder Michael Mazor in a press release. “We want it to be the kind of place people enjoy coming into—where you can try things on, get a little help if you want it, and leave feeling good about what you found.”

Pitaya’s grand opening will take place at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, and the first 30 customers in line will receive a $30 gift card. To find out more, folks can click here.

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