Skip to main content

Hey Sugar by Mullenax Bakery Celebrates New Storefront in Downtown Oakland

Hey Sugar by Mullenax Bakery is officially opening its doors in downtown Oakland, bringing a new spot for sweet treats, candy and specialty drinks to the community.

The shop will celebrate its Grand Opening today, Tuesday, August 11, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 255 N. 3rd Street, Oakland, Maryland.

Hey Sugar is a new concept from Mullenax Bakery, combining the baked treats customers already know with a fun, colorful candy-shop experience. Visitors can stop in for cupcakes, cookies, brownies and more, browse a selection of candy, or grab a specialty drink.

The new storefront is designed to be an easy stop whether customers are looking for an afternoon treat, something to take to an event, or simply want to see what’s new in downtown Oakland.

The Grand Opening will give the community its first chance to experience the new shop and celebrate the next chapter for Mullenax Bakery.

“We can’t wait to celebrate with you!” owner Marissa Mullenax shared in announcing the opening.

Grand Opening Details
Tuesday, August 11
10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Hey Sugar by Mullenax Bakery
255 N. 3rd St.
Oakland, MD 21550

Community members are invited to stop by throughout the day, check out the new space and enjoy something sweet while supporting a new local business.

Property Owners' Association of Deep Creek Lake
Chris Nichols, Taylor-Made Deep Creek Sales
HART Bed 'n Bark Inn

You may also be interested in…

Garrett College Hosts Student Wellbeing Fair

GC, external agencies involved in fair, which drew 91 students Wellbeing isn’t always at the forefront of college students’ minds. Garrett College hosted a Student Wellbeing Fair last Thursday in an attempt to change that situation. “This is a phenomenal turnout, and...

read more

Garrett College Fall Credit Hours Grow 1.1%

Garrett College credit hours reach highest level since fall 2017 Garrett College announced Monday its highest number of fall semester credit hours in nine years. The College reported 7,507.5 credit hours taken in fall 2026 – the largest number since fall 2017, when...

read more