Making its new home in the Paddock Mall There was months upon months of game plan, and only about a month ago we got access to it and actually started our portion of the work on it,” Blackburn said.
The new location in the Paddock Mall will be at suite 199A, which formerly housed a radio station. It totals 3,798 square feet and has an outdoor patio.
Blackburn anticipates having 12 lanes, or bays, with one target for each and a few types of sharp objects to choose from.
“We have a handful of different types of axes,” he said. “Along with that, we also have throwing stars, or ninja stars, and throwing knives, so we try to give everybody a little bit of everything.”
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FALMOUTH Visitors and residents could soon grab a drink, bowl and throw axes at an establishment off Main Street.
The Falmouth Select Board approved, at its Monday meeting, a liquor license and a bowling alley license for an ax-throwing/bowling alley at 23 Town Hall Square, where the former Ryan’s Family Amusements was located before it closed in December 2020.
The facility, which is anticipated to open either late summer or early fall, will be called Timber. The existing bowling alley will be maintained and will also offer ax-throwing as well as food and drinks, said Kevin Klauer, an attorney representing the applicant, Town Hall Partners.