Shop at Drinkle MallCome step back in history and discover one of Saskatoon's best-kept secrets. Drinkle Mall has fifteen shops including a shoe repair, watch repair, goldsmith, coin and stamp hobby shop, new age, beauty, upscale hair salon, insurance. a Filipino grocery, and the Filipino Consulate. While you are here you can enjoy our permanent exhibition of old-time Saskatoon photos titled "J.C. Drinkle: Boom to Bust".
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Our ShopsSotano Hair Studio Kriskott Marketing Pelican Properties House of Time (Watch Repair) International Management Partners Sussudio's Detail Esthetics Sceptre Coin and Stamp Filipino-Canadian Consulate Universal Planning (Insurance) Expert Goldsmiths Filipino Food Store Mayfair Shoe Repair
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Commercial Space Now Available at Drinkle MallWe periodically have retail space available in the mall, rent starts at $500 gross per month plus GST (includes utilities, taxes, etc). The spaces have large retail windows looking onto the mall. The mall is ideal for destination specialty shops that do not rely on pedestrian traffic. |
Shopkeepers form a close community with on-site owner-manager also located in the same mall. |
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See our Photo Exhibt: J.C. Drinkle: Boom to BustOur mall includes an extensive permanent photo exhibit about the builder J. C. Drinkle. The exhibit was made possible in 2007 by a Cultural Capitals grant, through the City of Saskatoon and thanks to Heritage Canada. The exhibit is available to be viewed during business hours in the downstairs mall. The text of the exhibit is available by clicking HERE. |
Live and Work at Drinkle 3Tired of commuting to your small business? Why not move your business into our mall and live in one of our upstairs apartments. If interested, please ask us about any commercial space that may be coming available. |
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Come See our RenovationsWe have recently completed renovations that include a new stairway, tile floor and new carpeting throughout. Our stairway landing includes an inlaid "Drinkle No. 3 Building" logo which was replicated by an artist based on photos of the original storefront window in the building in 1913. The slate and ivory-coloured tile floor is modeled after the floor of the old MacMillan Building, built on the site of the first Drinkle building which was destroyed by fire in 1925. |
The mall is open during normal retail hours, including Sundays, with 24/7 secured access to business owners. The secured basement mall is a safe location for high-end businesses.
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Third Avenue StreetscapeIn 2010 the City of Saskatoon completed streetscaping our block by adding trees, park benches, old-style light posts, paving stone sidewalks, and more public art. |
For Leasing Information Call (306) 242-8322
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