Share Your Favorite #Zellers Memory & Win $250 Gift Card! {Sponsored Video}
Zellers is saying Good-Bye!
As many of you know, Zellers is closing their doors to their customers. But, to honor them they have decided to debut a Zellers Showcase and they want to add YOUR favorite memory!
In this hilarious video, you get to see Zellers’ Executive Managing Director re-enacting all of Canada’s funniest most fondest memories!
This one is called, “Locked Away” because one of Zellers’ devoted patrons got locked away in a dressing room for what seemed like forever and you will be surprised what their reaction was after being saved!!
It’s funny to watch him get dressed up and recreate these fond memories!
So, what are you waiting for?
Head on over to watch more memories in the Zellers Showcase and submit your own!
While you are there, you can also check out their weekly ad savings coupon, which has tons of savings!
I can’t say I’ve had an experience like this but, my fondest memories of Zellers is their warm apple pie sold in their diner. As a child, it was a treat being part of the Cookie Club and going for warm milk and cookies!
As a mom, Zellers had gorgeous clothes and dresses for my little girls!
And who can forget Zeddy?
What are your fondest Zellers memories?
Maybe I’ll see one of yours re-enacted sometime soon and you also get the chance to win a $250 gift card!
Zellers, you will be missed!
Til then, cheers m’deres!
Disclaimer: This post has been sponsored by Zellers. All thoughts and opinions expressed in this post is my own and in has not been influenced in any way. Thank-you for reading and watching!
Nancy Polanco is a freelance journalist, lifestyle content creator, and editor of Whispered Inspirations. She is a proud Mom to Gabby and Michaela and partner and best friend to Darasak. Having worked as part of a health care team for almost a decade, Nancy is happy to be back to her passion. She is a contributor to the Huffington Post, TODAY’s Parents, and an Oprah Magazine Brand Ambassador.
I can remember shopping at Zellers with my Grammie when I was little. We used to always stop for tea, it was "our place". Now that my girls are grown I shop there with them and stop for tea – now it's "our place". It will be missed!
OMG, you should totally submit your memory!!
The reenactment videos are too funny!
Make me crack up! 🙂
Living so remote we didn't get to Zellers a lot but when we did, they always had what we needed. Sad that they are closing.
It is sad!
I remember shopping at Zellers when I was really little with my grandparents. They always had great prices
They have really cute clothes for girls. 🙁
these videos make me laugh
The guy is HILARIOUS!
Great Videos! I guess I'm sad to see Zellers go, from a familiarity point of view. The harsh reality is that there are so many places to shop nowadays, that it'll probably not make a blip on the radar screen when it goes.
Thanks for sharing the video!!
LOL, Oh CHRIS! I had some fond memories of Zellers simply because BEFORE there really wasn't so many choices. It sucks to see it go.
I love the videos… so funny!
I used to love going to Zellers with my mom and grandmother for a little shopping and then my grandmother would always treat us to lunch, and of course a lollipop. Sad to see it go.
I'm loving their videos!! It makes me wish they aren't saying goodbye. I don't know if I have any remarkable memories about Zellers. I do remember going to their restaurant often, 'cause the BF (now hubby) and I couldn't spend much more as students, lol.
we aren't even getting a target boo
Stopping by again and waving hi! Of course I had to rewatch the video. Perfect when you're in need of a laugh.
I have to say one of my memorable Zellers moments is back when I was in college. I went to the store to buy a drink and chocolate bar. While waiting in line, one of the signs they have hanging above the registers broke and came swinging side sways, smacking me right in the middle of the forehead. I was dazed and a little confused, but otherwise okay. LOL.
I have to admit when I was growing up we shopped more at Woodwards and Kmart than Zellers but now I go there fairly often.