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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH
5 TO 8 PM
It's finally here....This weekend, we're hosting one of our legendary Wool & Honey trunk shows featuring local artisans all weekend, doing what they do best.
Our culminating event is on Saturday night, from 5 to 8 pm Grocer's Daughter chocolate tasting, but there are only a few days left to reserve your spot.
Jody Dotson will be speaking about Grocer's Daughter and their chocolate process. Elara Campbell will be in-house with her unique enameled copper jewelry. We'll be serving wine from local Longview Winery and introducing one of our newest delights here at the store--local honey from Ona Mission Honey Farm! The tickets are now available here and include a seat at the presentation, chocolate samples, wine, honey and an outrageous goody bag that will include some essentials for blasting those mid-winter blues, including:
-a semi-precious stone stitch marker from jeweler Liz Saile
-a Grocer's Daughter truffle
-one of our signature lip balms (in a brand new flavor!)
-an exclusive coupon for outrageous deals storewide, only available for ticket holders
....AND MORE, all tucked in an over sized commemorative wine glass.
This is the very best goody bag we've ever put together. It might not a bad idea to forward this email to your sweetie--we think it would make a perfect Valentine's gift.
Space is limited for the chocolate tasting. Tickets (which include an exclusive demonstration, chocolate samples, wine and the glorious goody bag!) have been available on a first-come, first-serve basis and there are just a few spots left; we are taking orders through Thursday, February 13th only. Order online HERE or call (231) 228-2800.  | | photo courtesy of Elara Coleman |
Grocer's Daughter Chocolate was founded in 2004 by a passion for chocolate--one that focuses on fairly-traded cacao and the highest quality ingredients. Grocer's Daughter chocolates are made using fruits, edible flowers and herbs from the company gardens whenever possible, in the soils of northern Michigan--just a few miles away, perched atop a dune in the quaint village of Empire.
Elara Coleman is a native Michigander who creates gorgeous jewelry from 100% recycled sterling and fine silver, re-purposed architectural copper and lead-free enamels. All her findings and jewelry are handmade and designed by Elara in her Frankfort studio.
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