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Wilmington Dunkin' Event On Wed. To Feature Scalabrine, Cuppy and Fun
The Dunkin' at 211 Lowell Street has been remodeled as a Next Gen store and will hold a grand reopening celebration from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
![Brian Scalabrine, who played for the Celtics and works as an analyst for NBC Boston, is scheduled to be part of Wednesday's grand reopening at Dunkin' in Wilmington, which is located at 211 Lowell St.](https://patch.com/img/cdn20/users/24774390/20220823/013003/styles/patch_image/public/scalabrine-1___23132739661.jpg)
WILMINGTON, MA —Donuts, prizes and a Celtics "legend" all will be part of Wednesday's grand reopening celebration at a newly remodeled Wilmington Dunkin' restaurant, the Dunkin' corporate office has announced.
The event takes place from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Dunkin' located at 211 Lowell Street.
The location has been remodeled as a Next Generation store and boasts a new store design that, according to Dunkin' corporate, "features a positive, energetic atmosphere for guests, which remains true to Dunkin's heritage, while emphasizing and enhancing the speed and convenience that distinguishes the brand."
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At the store, guests will "experience in-store innovations, including an array of new and exciting elements like a cold beverage tap system."
To mark the occasion, former Boston Celtics player Brian Scalabrine, who currently works as an analyst for NBC Boston, is scheduled to "join the fun" from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
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Event organizers said radio station Kiss 108 and the Dunkin' mascot Cuppy also are expected to attend.
Additionally, fans will have a chance to play games and win Dunkin' swag, and there will be Instagram-worthy visuals spotlighting Dunkin's new pumpkin menu, according to organizers.
During the celebration, Dunkin' franchisee Adam Quinn is scheduled to make a $5,000 donation to the Wilmington Food Pantry. The funds are designed to help support the organization as it works to supply products to those experiencing food insecurity.
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