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OPEN NOVEMBER 30 – DECEMBER 19
EVERY DAY 10AM – 8PM ~ OPENING PARTY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 FROM 6-9PM
LOCATED AT THE ASHEVILLE MASONIC TEMPLE. 80 BROADWAY ST, ASHEVILLE 28801
A HANDMADE AND VINTAGE SHOPPING EXPERIENCE FEATURING OVER 125 LOCAL + INDIE VENDORS
The Show & Tell Pop Up Shop will be popping up this holiday season with a fantastic 20-day Holiday Pop up shop at the Masonic Temple in Downtown Asheville. Take the stairs or elevator up to the third floor of this beautiful historic building, and shop through several rooms filled with an array of handmade, design, food, vintage items and gifts. Come ready to check everyone off your list this holiday season!
The Holiday Pop Up Shop will be celebrating this holiday season with an opening party on December 1 from 6pm – 9pm. There will be live music, complimentary beer and bites from Bhramari Brewing Co, and fairy hair by Fiery Fairy.
The shop is open with free entry starting Friday, November 30th through Wednesday, December 19th, 10am – 8pm daily.
Other special events throughout the Holiday Pop Up Shop include tintype portraits with Revelry TinType Saturday, December 1 from 12-7pm and chair massage with LMBT Amy Gallagher Massey every Sunday from 1-3pm.
The shop will be held on the third floor of the Asheville Masonic Temple, 80 Broadway Street in Downtown Asheville.
For more information about this event, please visit www.showandtellpopupshop.com
The Show & Tell Pop Up Shop is organized by two local Asheville women, Stephanie Mergelsberg and Sally Hudson. As professional makers themselves, they understand the many hats a small businesses owner has to wear and are so excited to bring more opportunities for other creative businesses to reach a wider market with a smaller time commitment. Because vendors do not have to be present at the pop up shops, this allows them more opportunities to expand their markets or create more of the work we love. We’re thrilled to take the pop up shop concept to the next level by bringing them to new venues throughout Asheville.
