When TwoThousand came in contact with Hope Street Market founders Brooke and Sarah earlier in the year, they were two designers with a rocking idea and ridiculous energy.
Lucky, because the weekend-long forum for handpicked talent took off, with record crowds and over $2000 raised for the Hope Street Mission. (All within the reach of a percolator – who could want for more?).
This weekend’s Spring market is going to be even bigger. A gaggle of designers such as 0049 Design and Munchkismo are representing, add to that live music on the Saturday and a free gift-wrapping service courtesy of frankie. At the core of it however, remains the Hope Street Mission, so smash your piggy bank and splash out for local karma.
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Kenzie Larsen, ‘It’s Just...Kenzie Larsen apparently believes the adage about how it is busy people who get things done. She makes art and theatre and custom t-shirts. She...
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