Our Lindsay Location is Moving!

We're On The Move!

After much searching, we have found our new Lindsay store location! On May 9, 2024, we will say goodbye to our existing store and hello to our new location. We look forward to welcoming everyone to the new store located at 370 Kent Street in the Whitney Town Centre. This location offers customers a more convenient location with lots of free parking and great street visibility.

An old photo of the original Jo Anne's Place Health Foods location

Our family business roots run deep in Lindsay. 48 years ago, our founder Jo Anne Fallaise, started Jo Anne’s Place from her home in Lindsay, and as demand grew, she moved the business to retail spaces in Lindsay and Peterborough. From the very beginning, we have welcomed, supported, and educated so many customers - Customers who have become friends and have trusted us to support their children and even their grandchildren.


Lindsay has definitely grown over the last four decades, and we are proud to grow alongside this beautiful town. We are excited to re-invest in our roots and serve you better than ever before in our new space.


As we make the transition to our new location, our current store will be closed from May 4 - 8th.

A picture of the Whitney Town Centre, the location of our new store

Join us to celebrate our new store location with a GRAND OPENING on May 25! We’re busy planning a day full of exclusive sales, food and drinks, giveaways, and more. More details to be announced as the day approaches!


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