Thank you to everyone who came out to our annual sidewalk sale during the #KingstonRoadVillage Street Festival! We had SO much fun and are grateful to have a spot where we can do what we love, in our own community. You also helped us move a TON of products that were on our sidewalk sale so we can now have more room at our warehouse to bring in new crazy things. 🤣🫣
On a personal note - I (Lindsay) have the fondest memories of walking this stretch with my kiddo at the same street fests over the years. My little kiddo is now taller than me, but I remember holding his wee hand and getting balloons and treats at local shops. They are little things that mean the most to kids, that create special core memories and I’m grateful for the stores that participated in all the years prior, and I’m honoured to be among them the last two years. In a time when we hear of stores closing and struggling, I hope we as a community can see how much impact stores have to building safe areas for everyone (kids and adults alike). It’s events like this that make me grateful for small independent business who bring life into our community. I’m grateful for the ones prior to me being here and, who continue to be here. We had so much fun and thank you to the #KingstonRoadVillage businesses that organized this.
Shoutout to @ukulelesup - for really being the key organizer and communicator. ❤️🌈 Also a big thank you to our team - @ginger.ninjaah, @laurenwiseman00 - our first ever member @sophiejoandersen for coming back for the day to help … and my husband Aubrey for taking the day off work to run the helium tank. 🎈❤️ #torontoshops #torontosmallbusiness #shoplocal #shoplocalcanada #blogto #upperbeaches
