2018 September PASO Magazine
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CARDS, BOOKS AND HAPPINESS<br />
GENERAL STORE’S<br />
NOTABLE GOODS<br />
Our sister store, now open #inthealley<br />
e are thrilled to announce the opening of our second store, General<br />
Store Notable Goods! We like to think of Notable Goods as our little<br />
sister store. It’s literally much smaller than General Store, and it’s much more<br />
narrowly focused: cards, books and happiness. So General Store isn’t moving?<br />
No way! We love our spot on the park. This is just an opportunity to do<br />
more of what we love.<br />
How is Notable Goods different?<br />
We love food, and we feel that cookbooks<br />
are a tangible way to connect<br />
to traditions while making new ones.<br />
At General Store, our cookbooks<br />
tend to be more farm-to-table, new<br />
releases, and/or California focused.<br />
But there’s a whole world (literally) of<br />
cuisine left to cover. Notable Goods<br />
will offer a more global perspective<br />
as well as some classics (hello, Julia Child). We will also triple the number of<br />
greeting cards we offer, and we have handmade blankets, pens from Japan,<br />
art prints, mugs - all things that inspire in simple ways. What made you want<br />
to open the new store? Dolly Parton, a favorite source of sassy, honest and<br />
true wisdom, once said “Find out who you are and do it on purpose.”<br />
We are finders. We love finding people making special things. We traveled<br />
almost 2000 miles this summer to meet with stationery artists and illustrators<br />
and to flip through hundreds of books in person. We hope as Notable Goods<br />
grows and evolves, we will continue to find things that make us, and you,<br />
happy. Also, more and more we find ourselves touched by the low tech-ness<br />
of paper, from sitting down with a cookbook instead of scrolling through<br />
Pinterest, to finding the card that says exactly what someone needs to hear.<br />
We want to bring more of that to our customers.<br />
Where is the alley? We know, we know...in the alley? But once you get to<br />
the brick courtyard that we share with Jeffry’s Wine Country BBQ, you will see<br />
why we had to be there. It’s behind McClintock’s, between Park and Pine. You<br />
can see it from 13th, right past DiRaimondo’s Market & Cheese Shop. The<br />
courtyard has a firepit, bistro lights, beautiful artwork on high brick walls. It’s<br />
a really special place, tucked right behind our current store. How could we<br />
say no?! We look forward to welcoming you into both our locations soon!<br />
The General Store Team<br />
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