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Photo by Katie Lakin on April 27, 2025.
Photo by Katie Lakin on April 27, 2025.
Photo by Katie Lakin on April 27, 2025.
Photo by Katie Lakin on April 27, 2025.
Photo by Katie Lakin on April 27, 2025.
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Posted On: April 27th 2025, 08:06 pm
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THANK YOU! 🎉 Our @alocalcollective Modern Market was a blast yesterday! Appreciate all of you who came out, all of you who shared the event, @roam.winecollective for having the most beautiful cocktails, all of our amazing small biz vendors, @candipop.party for always killing it with our decor, my new warehouse mate @northendboutique and my two favorite shopping partners who come out to support us at all of our events 🤗🤗

Now don’t forget you can come out to another one of my favorite events - @junkstock - next weekend Friday - Sunday! @shoplittlemango is in the Stables + we will be restocking a bunch of goodies before then!
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permanentjewelry_byambercarter a year ago

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I had the best time!

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