Spokesperson: Barnes & Noble store at City Center in White Plains to close
The spokesperson says that the store's lease has ended, and the business will close on April 20
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Feb 14, 2025, 9:06 PM
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Updated 10 hr ago
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7ds agoThe Barnes & Noble store at City Center in White Plains will soon be closing, according to a spokesperson.
The spokesperson says that the store's lease has ended, and the business will close on April 20. It has been at the location for 20 years.
There are three other Barnes & Noble locations nearby - in Scardsdale, Yonkers and Hartsdale.
It is not yet clear what will replace the book store at City Center.
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