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Metro Centre Holiday Open House is November 20th and 21st!

Check us out for great deals for Christmas! 
Free gift wrapping is available!

Holiday Hours:
Beginning November 20th
Monday thru Saturday
10 am until 9 pm
Sundays
Noon until 6 pm

Welcome to re-!

At re-, you'll find hundreds of unique items:  household items, gifts, jewelry, purses, bags and much more! 

Everything at re- is made from re-cycled, re-purposed or re-claimed materials and many are one-of-a-kind. 

Check out some of our products online before you visit our store located in the Metro Centre in Peoria located at 4700 N. University Street. 

Or call us at 309-691-7373 and we'll be happy to help!

 

Happy Birthday to Us!

Join us on Tuesday, November 24th for cake & beverages to celebrate our third year in business!  We will have a coupon draw and a chance to win a wonderful door prize!

re-fer Madness

re-fer Madness is Here!

Here's how it works:  take our business card and write your name on the back.  Give it to someone who has never been to re- before.  Remind them to give the signed card to the cashier when making their purchase and put it in the "pot"!  If your name is drawn, you will win a prize!  The more referrals you make, the more chances you have to win!  There will be new drawings each month for prizes that are made from.....you guessed it!  HEMP!  (New hemp products added each month!)

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  • Independent body to review climate panel

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