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Sunday was the perfect day to venture out to Manayunk for the Outpost sale- a gathering of creatives and friends thoughtfully curated by Janet + Stu of Three Potato Four. We brought the whole clan, and luckily they all obliged us with ample time to shop and chat! But first-some tasty bites and my first delicious cup of small batch roasted coffee courtesy of Rival Bros. Bring the trucks out to the burbs, we want more!

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Despite the fact that Trove General is based in Paoli (not far from us), I still have not been to their shop-this will soon be remedied! It was a delight to finally meet the friendly and talented Charlotte and Foster, whom I feel I know thanks to twitter and instagram. They offer quite an awesome collection of high quality, rustic-chic brands…american classics that never go out of style.

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Yet another talented couple, Margaux and Walter Kent of Peg + Awl. I only managed to get one decent photo because I was too busy shopping! We brought home a few of their handmade treasures, and I have quite a few more of their wares on my wish list, which I often drool over at Terrain. 

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Having chatted with Jeffrey of Green Market Purveying previously at Clover Market, I was happy to see him again and continue our great conversation. I made my way through the candles as we chatted-they are naturally fragranced and subtly scented, which I love (vintage + wood are my favorites).

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Supporting local small business leaves you with a good feeling, and this event made it easy with so much talent under one roof. Living in Philadelphia has nurtured my creative spirit like no other place-I feel so at home here, and an event like this provides ample inspiration. Thank you to all involved…

three potato four | peg and awl | trove general | norman porter | green market purveying

rival bros. coffee | say cheese philly | street food philly

 

Notes

  1. Oh wow – great post!! Looks like Tim and I need to visit – I think he’d love this place.

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