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Consignment Shop TinkerTailor Opens in Ditmas Park
Non-profit, sustainability center and retail store TinkerTailor will hold its first event, a back-to-school and back-to-work sale Sept. 28-30.
Two Ditmas Parkers have opened a non-profit, sustainability center and retail store to build bonds and reduce waste within the commmunity.
Started by Pietta Donovan and Anne Black, TinkerTailor includes three components: workshops, a studio space dedicated to tutorials and classes, and a consignment shop dedicated to gently used goods and local retailers' products.
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"TinkerTailor sprang out of a series of conversations and small projects- and a big desire to change how we live in the world that we are passing onto our children," the shop's website says.
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TinkerTailor's first event will be a back-to-school and back-to-work consignment sale at 160 Marlborough Rd. from Sept. 28-30.
Donovan and Black will accept items by appointment as well as during drop-off hours from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8- Tuesday, Sept. 11.
Those interested can also email info@tinkertailor.org for more information.
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