Todd Mall
The Todd Mall is a mostly pedestrian mall in Alice Springs in the Northern Territory of Australia which serves as its "main street" and is one of the primary locations for shopping and leisure in the town. It contains many of the town's restaurants.
Fortnightly, from mid-March to early December, it also hosts the "Todd Mall Markets" as well as a number of "Night Markets" throughout the year. The Todd Mall is also the location of the Alice Springs Town Council's annual "Christmas Carnival" which features the lighting of the council's Christmas Tree on the Council Lawns.
History
The Todd Mall is part of the first 104 lots of land released in the original township of Stuart which were released in 1888. From the very beginning the area now called Todd Mall, the northern section of what was then Todd Street, was considered the town's commercial centre; especially after the Stuart Arms Hotel was built.Development
Significant developments were made to the Todd Mall in the following years:- 1978; it was turned into a semi-mall; with one way traffic
- 1987; it became a fully pedestrian mall
- 2013; the far northern part of the Mall was opened again to cars in an effort to revitalise the mall
Buildings and tenants
- Adelaide House Museum
- AIATSIS Central Australia
- Alice Plaza
- Alice Springs Cinema
- Alice Springs Visitor Information Centre
- Aurora Alice Springs
- Cafe Uccelo
- Epilogue Cafe and Lounge
- Jila Arts
- John Flynn Memorial Church
- Lone Dingo
- Megafauna Central
- Mixed Lollies
- Outback Cycling
- Outbush
- Page 27
- Piccolo's Cafe and Restaurant
- Red Kangaroo Books
- Sporties Restaurant
- Sugar & Spice Children’s Boutique
- The Bakery, Alice Springs
- The Goods
- Todd Tavern
Former tenants
- Charlie Meyers Saddlery
- Eager Beavers
- Gum Tree Cafe
- Leaping Lizards Gallery
- Mbantua Fine Art Gallery
- Murray Neck
- Red Dog Cafe
- Stuart Arms Hotel
- Talapi
- The Gem Gave
- The Lane
- Uncle Edy's Ice Cream
- Wallis Fogarty Store
- Windles Garage