Last minute holiday shoppers had a chance to sip, socialize and shop at an evening shopping event at Peabody Heights Brewery.
Folks could buy beautiful handmade gifts from more than 20 mini-shops set up around the brewery, as well as chat with local artists and makers themselves.Pictured (LtoR) Charm City Craft Mafia members: Tamara Shea, Block Party & Press owner; Whitney Cecil, Almanac Industries/Curated Circus owner; Jennifer Wilfong, Yummy & Co. owner; and Monique Langley, Nikdapooh Designs ownerPictured (LtoR) George Rice, Mill Valley Kitchens chief manager of operations/lead designer; Caroline Pritchard, volunteer researcher; Ali Pritchard, Johns Hopkins University student; Betsey Pritchard, part-time farmer; and Peter Elmore, Star Bright Farm partner/farm managerPictured (LtoR) Jimmy Longoria, Mexican On The Run food truck owner; and Jessica Kremen and Lily Brown, Worthy Threads co-foundersPictured (LtoR) Andreas Katsiaras, pharmaceutical medical affairs director; and Erin Shirk, Johns Hopkins Medicine senior research specialistPictured (LtoR) Bridget Kerner, NACCHO senior program analyst; and Colleen Zarek, University of Texas graduate studentPictured (LtoR) Robin Rhodes, Baltimore-based musician/educator; and Allie Smith, Bramble Baking Co. owner/bakerPictured (LtoR) Jordan Levine, Wonderbooks owner/designer; and Joshua Potts, OnBoard Woodworks owner/artistPictured (LtoR) Katie Henry, Howard County teacher; and Ben Casto, Johns Hopkins University instructional designer (December 20, 2018 – Peabody Heights Brewery)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
