Village Crossing Of Skokie

The Village Crossing Of Skokie is a shopping center in Skokie, Illinois on one half and Niles, Illinois on the other half. It includes 57 stores and 10 anchors, including Jewel-Osco, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Petsmart, Best Buy and AMC Theatres. A Parking Garage connects AMC Theatres and Dick’s Sporting Goods.
== History ==
The Village Crossing opened in 1989 in the 63-acre former AT&T industrial complex in north suburban Skokie and Niles, developed by Trammell Crow, who acquired the site for the shopping center from American Telephone & Telegraph Co. in January of 1988 for an undisclosed sum. 
In 1993, Circuit City opened behind Jewel-Osco. Two years later in 1995, Outback Steakhouse opened in the shopping center’s outlot. In 1997, Chuck E. Cheese’s opened its doors for the first time. A year later in 1998, Barnes & Noble opened near Chuck E. Cheese’s, along with Chili’s. In 1999, Montgomery Ward closed as part of 39 stores nationwide. In May 2001, The Crown Village Crossing 18 Theaters opened. In 2002, Galyan’s opened. In October 2004, Galyan’s became Dick’s Sporting Goods. Later in 2005, Buffalo Wild Wings was built. In May 2007, CompUSA closed, In 2007, Red Robin opened and Crown Village Crossing 18 was sold to AMC. In 2009, Circuit City closed and became hhgregg in 2011. However, hhgregg closed in 2017. On January 28, 2013, Party City moved to the left of Jewel-Osco. In the spring of that year, Tilly’s officially opened. In August 2014, Massage Envy opened. In 2015, Tilted Kilt, as well as Noodles & Company opened to the public.
Category:Malls in Illinois
Category:Shopping Centers
Category:Shopping Malls
Category:Malls in the United States
Category:Malls that opened in 1989
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