Park + Vine turns two (months)
Park + Vine turns two-months-old July 27. So what better way to celebrate than to introduce a new artist and partner with two local galleries, while livening up our effects and putting a few things on sale.
One of Park + Vine’s most anticipated new products is the ThrashCan. Made from 99 percent re-claimed automobile tires and recycled plastic trim, this sturdy can accommodates grocery bags and 8 gallon liners, and features integral handles along the top.
We’re equally excited about the Juice Clock, which is created from reclaimed and recycled detergent bottles. Available in orange, lemon and grapefruit, this colorful compact quartz clock mechanism comes with snap-on hands and batteries. The ThrashCan and Juice Can–arriving later this week–can only be found in Cincinnati at Park + Vine.
In other product news, Park + Vine is offering 25 percent off all Fire & Light hand-poured glass tableware through July 31. Meanwhile, we’re close to becoming a retailer for Shaw Contract Group’s environmentally-guaranteed carpet collection. Shaw provided the Angela Adams-designed carpet tiles covering our main floor.
Final Friday is a big night for us and our neighborhood, and we’re celebrating in a big way. Caroline Statkus’ photo essay, Bhutan: A Glimpse into the Culture and People of the Last Himalayan Buddhist Kingdom, makes its debut at Park + Vine July 27. Statkus shows how Bhutan bases its policies on sustainability and has adopted a goal of “gross national happiness.” It’s summer-sale time, too. Sameunderneath’s bamboo and cotton apparel, Helen E. Riegle’s handbags, Blackspot’s sneakers and boots, and Vegetarian Shoes’ shoes are all priced 30 percent off July 27-Aug. 31. And we’re partnering with our good friends at Nicholas Gallery (23 E. Court Street) and Carteaux & Leslie (921 Vine Street) on their joint exhibit, Candy, which opens July 27. Stop by each gallery and pick up a coupon good for 25 percent off any one food or drink item at Park + Vine through Aug. 18.
Lastly, Park + Vine is a proud sponsor of Miami Group Sierra Club’s 26th annual Morning Glory Ride Aug. 5. This early-morning ride includes a glorious car-free ride along Columbia Parkway between Sawyer Point and Delta Avenue. Look for our table at the end of the ride.
We’re open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. for Final Friday.
xo
Dan
