Business Changes: Idyllwild Living Room Gallery

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After five years, including two years at the Quiet Creek Inn, the Idyllwild Living Room Gallery at 54300 N. Circle Dr. is closing next month in mid-October. Until then the gallery will be offering all fine art and craft pieces at sale-discounted pricing.

Owner Mike Ahern plans to move back to his family community of Grand Junction, Colorado, sometime later this fall or next spring after a “wonderful” nine years in Idyllwild.

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