Heritage Square is a 230,000 square foot open-air lifestyle center located at the intersection of State Road 23 and Main Street in Mishawaka, Indiana.
Heritage Square has the perfect blend of better grade retail, restaurants, cafés, and personal services. SHOPPING: Camellia - The Makeup Store | 574-243-1730 | Suite 535 Charming Charlie | 574-271-0530 | Suite 244 CitiFinancial | 574-271-0299 | Suite 2120 Coldwater Creek | 574-243-3509 | Suite 330 Eddie Bauer | 574-243-9089 | Suite 320 Edible Arrangements | 574-247-5757 | Suite 230 Edward Jones | 574-271-7064 | Suite 312 Explorations! Toys For Curious Minds | 574-243-5828 | Suite 228 Fannie May Candies | 573-273-1501 | Suite 515 Glance Eyewear Gallery | 574-271-1000 | Suite 560 Jake's On The Square / Life Is Good | 574-217-8650 | Suite 242 Liberty Mutual | 574-247-1104 | Suite 2110 Mathnasium | 888-850-MATH | Suite 170 Martin's Super Market | 574-807-8220 | Bldg 1400 Max Black Fine Art | 574-204-2385 | Suite 238 Michiana Beauty College | 574-271-1542 | Suite 160 Mike's Car Wash | 574-855-4222 | Bldg 1350 New Balance | 574-272-7300 | Suite 410 Old National Bank | 574-271-6420 | Bldg 1300 Portrait Innovations | 574-243-9830 | Suite 420 Salon Nouveau - An Aveda Lifestyle Salon & Spa | 574-272-6767 | Suite 530 Sorella Boutique | 574-855-1475 | Suite 510 Van Horne Jewelers | 574-234-2919 | Bldg 1000 White House Black Market | 574-277-2218 | Suite 565 Weight Watchers | 1-800-651-6000 | Suite 308 DINING: Martin's Side Door Deli & Cafe | 574-807-8220 | Bldg 1400 Soho Japanese Bistro | 574-272-2292 | Suite 290 Subway | 574-271-3635 | Suite 360 Uptown Kitchen | 574-968-3030 | Suite 208 Urban Swirl | 574-287-4035 | Suite 440 Most retailer are open Monday - Saturday 10am - 8pm and Sunday 12pm - 5pm. Martin's Super Market is open 7 days per week from 6am - 12am. Resturant hours vary.
The Heritage Square was originally conceived of by Disney executives that wanted to build the Disneyland of the West. And they did that in the late 50s, early 60s. And these folks turned out to be a little crooked and went under and took a lot of people's money and Heritage Square closed soon after it opened. But at that time it was called Magic Mountain. Reopened in the 70s and it's been running ever since it's had its ups and downs. I bought the amusement park and the garden grill in the late 90s. I leased it from the landlord and had it for 20 years now. It was a great community resource and I think what people appreciated about it is it was kind of quirky and a little different. How many places today can you go to an amusement attraction and you don't pay for parking? And then you walk in and there's no entry fee. And then also you can bring in your own food and you can be at the foothills in this beautiful setting and be a family of four or five and spend $30, $40 for the whole day. And that type of situation is a dying animal. But I think the memories from generation to generation, there were people that I hired when they were 15 years old that have come back with their kids and the nostalgia, I think that's the sad part about it. Everything basically sells and has to be out of here no later than November 13th. So everything, all the rides, all the attractions, everything sold to various people from around the country. Some of the best deals that the guests got were on some of the bigger rides And then some of the little stuff, people paid even more than what they could pay at Kmart or Amazon for some of the little stuff. Maybe it was for nostalgia reasons, I'm not sure. But all in all, we won some, we lost some. I'm just glad it's coming to an end and it's a bit of a sweet moment. Thank you to everyone for showing up today and thank you to the public for supporting us for all these years and just a lot of gratitude.
