(Feb. 2, 2017) Snow Hill took a bit of a winter break from First Friday events, but that ends Feb. 3 as the downtown shops remain open late, many offer specials and some have updated either their insides or outsides during the interim.
Additionally, several downtown vendors are participating in the “Find your favorite snowman” promotion, where a social media post or an in-person vote for a particular cousin of Frosty found somewhere downtown will result in gift certificate, redeemable for a vendor-specific prize.
Participating vendors have posters in their shops for “Find your favorite snowman.”
The promotion continues through February.
At Jack Helgeson’s shop, A Diamond on Pearl, there are new lines of wooden furniture, custom-made pillows, hand-crocheted hats and scarves, earrings and necklaces.
Bishop’s Stock Fine Art, Craft & Wine is hosting an opening reception for two artists, Snow Hill native Barry Mason, and Tom Hogan, a retired art teacher from Snow Hill High School. The show is called “Winter Abstracts” and accompanying wines for tasting will be from California.
Blue Dog Café is featuring Todd Crosby and WWTunes.
Paul Volker’s Green Pearl Studio has undergone a makeover and features town ambassador Nick Haglich on the guitar.
Harvest Moon Tavern will host Opposite Directions from 7-10 p.m. with dinner specials. Reservations are recommended.
The Lower Shore Land Trust is offering hot bowls of soup and a honey-tasting event featuring six different local and regional varieties of honey available for sampling.
Mirror Salon welcomes Artistry Ayres with an organic makeup line called LimeLight.
The Nancy Ellen Thompson Studio will be open, showcasing the owner’s watercolors. Olde Town Candy Co. will feature Valentine’s Day candies and special pricing on boxes of truffles and bags of gummy bears.
Suzanne Timmons’ Sassy Girl Boutique is featuring Valentine’s Day gifts, new soaps and lotions.
The Serenity Shoppe has hand crafted cards and gift certificates available.
First Friday events start at 5 p.m. and end at 8 p.m. Events are free.
Additionally, several downtown vendors are participating in the “Find your favorite snowman” promotion, where a social media post or an in-person vote for a particular cousin of Frosty found somewhere downtown will result in gift certificate, redeemable for a vendor-specific prize.
Participating vendors have posters in their shops for “Find your favorite snowman.”
The promotion continues through February.
At Jack Helgeson’s shop, A Diamond on Pearl, there are new lines of wooden furniture, custom-made pillows, hand-crocheted hats and scarves, earrings and necklaces.
Bishop’s Stock Fine Art, Craft & Wine is hosting an opening reception for two artists, Snow Hill native Barry Mason, and Tom Hogan, a retired art teacher from Snow Hill High School. The show is called “Winter Abstracts” and accompanying wines for tasting will be from California.
Blue Dog Café is featuring Todd Crosby and WWTunes.
Paul Volker’s Green Pearl Studio has undergone a makeover and features town ambassador Nick Haglich on the guitar.
Harvest Moon Tavern will host Opposite Directions from 7-10 p.m. with dinner specials. Reservations are recommended.
The Lower Shore Land Trust is offering hot bowls of soup and a honey-tasting event featuring six different local and regional varieties of honey available for sampling.
Mirror Salon welcomes Artistry Ayres with an organic makeup line called LimeLight.
The Nancy Ellen Thompson Studio will be open, showcasing the owner’s watercolors. Olde Town Candy Co. will feature Valentine’s Day candies and special pricing on boxes of truffles and bags of gummy bears.
Suzanne Timmons’ Sassy Girl Boutique is featuring Valentine’s Day gifts, new soaps and lotions.
The Serenity Shoppe has hand crafted cards and gift certificates available.
First Friday events start at 5 p.m. and end at 8 p.m. Events are free.