The show on Saturday was amazing. Since this was part of the South Pasadena Eclectic Music Festival and Art Walk there a bizillion people all over the place. Okay maybe I am exaggerating, perhaps it was more like hundreds. There was a buzz all afternoon and into the late night. The San Antonio Winery and the Great Harvest Bread Company set up right outside in the court yard. Paul and I snuck out to 10pm and met Patricia the owner who was super nice She gave us samples that were yummy. I am a bread-o-holic so I can't wait until they get up and running. They will be opening their shop at the corner of Diamond and Mission Street and they anticipate to have their opeing in July. Oh joy!
Angela Cartwright was at the store signing her latest book, In This Garden. She was delightful and gracious. I got my copy signed at the end of the night and I have to say I was a little giddy.
The art work for the Tattered and Tangled art show will be up and available for purchase until June 7th so stop by and take a peek if you didn't get to stop by on Saturday.
Unfortunately, I think I lost my camera with all my pictures from the evening. I am going to be positive ans say I misplaced it it. Ya, that's it. Anyway, I did get some fabulous shots from the evening and I have a great picture of Tamara with Angela and Connie. So cross your fingers and wish me luck. I will share the pictures with you as soon as I find my camera.
Do you have any pictures? If you attended the opening, what did you think? Please tell us all about it.
Live in color!
Suki
May 11, 2009
May 09, 2009
Tatter and Tangled
Indeed, tattered and tangled is how I feel. I just got home from an incredible day at the store. From where we were the art-walk event and the Tattered and Tangled Garden Party appears to have been a success. I will get my picture together, organize my thoughts and share about the show tomorrow. Thanks too all of you who supported us and took part in the event.
Live in color!
Suki
Live in color!
Suki
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