MOLINE, ILLINOIS (October 14, 2026) — La Catrina Plus, a new specialty retail store, has opened at 430 12th St in downtown Moline, across from Mercado on Fifth. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on Monday, October 26, 9:30AM, to celebrate the opening of La Catrina Plus.

The store offers a variety of Mexican groceries, household supplies, spices, teas, cultural arts, crafts, clothing, hats, purses, bedding, piñatas, and other specialty items. Some products offer shoppers access to unique cultural goods and specialty items not readily found elsewhere in the area.

The store offers two distinct shopping areas, featuring groceries and household essentials alongside clothing, accessories, and additional specialty merchandise.

Moline Centre staff, City staff, leadership, members of SSA#6, and representatives from Renew Moline will be in attendance.

About the Moline Centre Program: The Moline Centre Program is administered by Renew Moline, Inc. in coordination with the City of Moline to support the downtown business community, develop the business base, and enhance visitor experience in historic and vibrant downtown Moline Centre.

About the City of Moline: Moline is a thriving community located along the Mississippi River, offering a unique blend of history, culture, and opportunity. The city is dedicated to improving the quality of life for its residents through innovative programs and partnerships.

About Renew Moline: Renew Moline, Inc. is the non-profit economic development entity planning for the future, facilitating development, connecting resources and people, and advocating for public policies and programs for the benefit of downtown Moline, Illinois.

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