Join the fun of our annual Women’s Weekend this Saturday and Sunday, November 2 and 3. Look at all the events we have planned for you.
· Sandy’s Pick what you want from the spring Neon Buddha line, and Neon Buddha will make it just for you. Relax with a $1 per minute chair massage.
· Abode Gallery Meet the ladies from Mirasol Farms and sample their handmade, organic body products. Talk to stone artist Richard Erickson, jewelry artist Lucy Elliot, and painter Maria Kowalski.
· Stockholm General Taste wines and specialty foods. Saturday taste award-winning wines from local winery Villa Bellezza.
· Stockholm Pie Company Meet Janet Garretson, the pie lady, and try six different pies from 2 - 3 p.m. $10 per person. Reservations required. 715-442-5505.
· Ingebretsen's Learn the pattern and brush strokes to create your own Swedish sandwich board from 10 - 4. $95 class fee covers all materials and a light snack. Call 612-729-9333 to register.
· Stone Fern Gallery Stop by for a professional makeup session. Sue Rowe, Hilarious Bear Lady, will host the event, and a Henna artist will join us, apply henna, and explain the tradition behind the art form.
· Huggs Bubba Watch spinning artist Joy Gerad’s spinning demonstration from 11 - 2 Saturday.
· Black Cat Farmstead Find out how to create your own yarn and meet the sheep who produce the wool at the Yarn Farm.
· Running Dog Ranch Folk Craft and Learning Center Learn to make unique gifts for the holidays in our Scandinavian fiber arts classes. Call 651-206-6719 to sign up. Check us out, take a tour, and meet our friendly critters.
· The Palate Enjoy delicious foods that Mary of Eat Drink will stir up in our kitchen. Get the recipes, too.
· Widespot Performing Arts Center Top off your Saturday at Awkward: An Evening of Mostly True Storytelling with Music by Minneapolis actor/writer Amy Salloway and music by Patrick DuPaul starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10. Go to www.widespotperformingarts.org
Browse the shops for gifts and holiday ideas. Relax at one of our eateries.
We’d love to see you again,
Stockholm Merchants