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After over 35 years, this locally-owned gift and antique store in downtown Boerne has closed its doors to the public.
In case you missed it
The Red Rooster officially closed its doors on Dec. 31, according to a Facebook post from mother-daughter ownership duo Grace Wormington and Jennifer Finch.
The shop was located at 225 S. Main St. on the Hill Country Mile.
“The time has come for us to retire and begin a new chapter of life. This decision comes with a full heart and deep gratitude for the community that has supported this little shop through the years,” the pair said in the post.
Two-minute impact
The Red Rooster offered a selection of vintage goods, antique gifts and home decor, according to their Facebook page.
The business also sold a wide range of holiday decorations and gifts, from Christmas to Thanksgiving and more.
The context
The Red Rooster is one of three small gift shops to close in downtown Boerne in 2025, according to previous reporting from Community Impact.
Locally-owned antique stores JAC’s Personal Touch and 259 Home Market both closed in October, and both are located on Boerne’s Main Street.
