Ten Thousand Villages, a nonprofit store that sells handicrafts of Third World people, is planning to move but will remain in Sugar House.
The store will remain in its current location at 2186 S. Highland Drive through Saturday and will reopen at its new location, 1941 S. 1100 East, on July 27.
Ten Thousand Villages said in a release that it is moving due to upcoming redevelopment projects in the Sugar House area.
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