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Turnmeyer Galleries rebrands for growth

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Turnmeyer Galleries, a unique shopping destination along Main Street in Front Royal, announced Thursday that the business would be going through a rebranding to the name Turnmeyers.

“We are moving our business into a state for future growth locally and nationally through e-commerce and future brick and mortar growth. We always strive to pay very close attention to our customers and by doing so our business has grown and adapted over the last three years. To continue to be able to adapt and grow, we have decided that now is the right time to rebrand.”

 – Scott and Pam Turnmeyer, Owners

The rebranding began on December 29, 2022 with their website and social media platforms. You will see that continue into 2023 both online and in store as signage and other changes are made. Their web address of www.turnmeyergalleries.com will continue to work, but they have now added www.turnmeyers.com to their online shopping site, so either can be utilized.

Turnmeyers moved into what was Jean’s Jewelers, who moved to the Martin Shopping Center in 2020. Their address is 407b East Main Street and they are located directly across from the Tourism Center and Gazebo parking area. Their location will not change.

They are open 7 days a week, with Fridays and Saturdays staying open until 9pm. Visit their Facebook page or website for their hours.

For more information, visit www.turnmeyergalleries.com, www.turnmeyers.com,  email info@turnmeyer.com or call/text them at 540-692-9550.

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