Brookside and Waldo are popular places for small business owners...I think this is the third locally owned new business I've written about in the past several weeks. Today I will introduce you to The Nut Cup, an antique and collectibles shop that opened last month at 7021 Oak, next to Eclectics.
Owner Trish Skidmore has been in the antique and estate sale business for many years. A friend approached her about selling the contents of a small two bedroom home in Raytown. The house was filled with vintage items (signs, toys, knick-knacks, quilts, furniture, etc) from years past. It was a treasure … (6 comments)
There's a new boutique shop in Waldo--tucked away in a former gas station from the 1920s! Hawthorne and Ivy opened a couple of weeks ago at 7142 Wornall, just south of Betty Rae's and next to Michael Avery's hair salon.
You may be familiar with Hawthorne and Ivy's shop in Weston. This is shop #3 for owner Elinor Hagan Lowe. She started out designing custom 'mother's bracelets' , following in her mother's footsteps. Elinor runs Paco Designs in Lenexa, then came the Weston store, and now the Waldo spot.
Step inside and you will find all the items attractively displayed on the walls … (1 comments)
I love to write about my neighborhood, the Brookside area of Kansas City, where I live in the Armour Hills subdivision.
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