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THURSDAY, <strong>10</strong>NOVEMBER, <strong>2022</strong> |THE GERALDINE NEWS |PAGE 7<br />
POP UP<br />
SHOP<br />
New & Vintage | Gifts<br />
Pre-loved Designer Clothing<br />
Homewares | Collectables<br />
Sisters Rachel Reed, Dunedin,<br />
and Mary Burgess, Woodbury,<br />
are teaming up for a limited time<br />
to present to you a high quality<br />
assortment of fabulous treasures.<br />
Mary<br />
027 480 7698<br />
Rachel<br />
021 236 1175<br />
MaryBurgess (right)withsisterRachel Reed at their pop-up shop at the LuckyClub Parade siteinTalbot Street PHOTO:Jan Finlayson<br />
Surprise pop-up ariot of colour<br />
Colourful local Mary Burgess and her<br />
Dunedin-based sister Rachel Reed surprised<br />
Geraldine shoppers with their riot-ofstyle-and-colour<br />
Pop-Up Shop at Talbot<br />
Streets Lucky Club Parade site last week.<br />
Theyalso say theywillbepoppingback<br />
on Friday.<br />
Their impromptushopisalavisharray<br />
of vintage and new homewares,<br />
contemporary baskets from Sweden and<br />
Myanmar, preloved shoes and clothing,<br />
including plenty of Trelise Cooper items,<br />
crystal and glassware, jewellery, and<br />
pottery by Dunedinartisan Maggie Treweek<br />
who will be on-site on Friday to talk with<br />
visitors about her work.<br />
The sisters,veterans of tradein<br />
household treasures, enjoy turning up<br />
ad hocwithacornucopia of special things,<br />
many of which have spent time in their<br />
own households. We took theopportunity<br />
to fill avacantspot; there was no plan,<br />
says Mary.<br />
Rachel says, Were passionate about<br />
providing preloved beautiful things and<br />
some new bits for people. The preloved<br />
things important now; were trying not<br />
to be throwaway. She says, And Ilove<br />
seeing people get excitedabout thethings<br />
Ilove because Icant keep everything.<br />
Rachel is aformer owner of Dunedin<br />
gifts and floral outlet Step in Thyme. Mary<br />
has run several Geraldine pop-ups, and<br />
the duo ran an Invercargill gift shop for<br />
many years. The Lucky Clubpop-up has<br />
thebest of the best, says Mary.<br />
Pop-Up Shop returns to the Lucky<br />
Club Parade with guest potter Maggie<br />
Treweek at 36 Talbot Street from 8.30am-<br />
6pmFriday,11<strong>November</strong>. JANFINLAYSON<br />
BACK BY<br />
POPULAR<br />
DEMAND<br />
36 Talbot Street, Geraldine<br />
(PreviouslyThe Lucky Club Parade)<br />
Friday 11 <strong>November</strong>:<br />
am-6pm<br />
Service of<br />
Holy Communion<br />
WITH<br />
MUSIC<br />
<strong>10</strong>.30am<br />
Sunday 13<strong>November</strong><br />
HARCOURTS GERALDINE FESTIVAL<strong>2022</strong><br />
ST MARY’S CHURCH |77 TALBOT STREET<br />
geraldine<br />
toylibrary<br />
OPENING HOURS:<br />
TUES <strong>10</strong>.30am-12pm |SAT 2pm-3.30pm<br />
DOMAINS ARTIFICIAL COURTS UPDATE HamishYule, MultisportSurfacesinstallation manager,laying GeraldineDomains<br />
newsynthetic courts. Technicalsurfaceinstallation specialistJoe Smith saysthe work,whichisdone by hand andincludes<br />
weighting the turf with 40-50 tonnes of sand, is on the home stretch,with around twoweekstocompletion. The blue court<br />
is fortennis, and adarkgreen courtfor netball; bright green areaswill be forwalking. JAN FINLAYSON<br />
117 Talbot Street, Geraldine |geraldine.mibase.co.nz
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