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Holiday Village at Young Quinlan Building Features 40+ BIPOC- and Woman-owned Businesses, Thru December 24

The Holiday Village is officially open through December 24, Wednesdays-Saturdays 11 am-6 pm, Sundays 11 am-4 pm. The Young Quinlan Building is located at 81 S 9th Street.

Browse and shop at the Holiday Village this holiday season! The Black Market Events, The Roho Collective and Strive Bookstore will feature 40+ BIPOC and woman-owned local artists, makers, authors and chefs.

Located in the historic Young Quinlan Building—one of downtown’s first department store locations—The Holiday Village highlights collaborative entrepreneurship and a community-oriented shopping experience.

Makers include Crown Publishing, Hunt for Variety, Nature’s Syrup, Notetorious, Travel Gang, Grand Rising Press, Your Majesty Incense and Candles, Pieces of Kandakes, Hersiherbs, Dipp’d In Hunnie, Kobi Co., Regina Love Collections, Sweet Heaven by NNE, Treat Me Too Dog Treats, Unique Styles by Ricka. Artists include Tina Bliss, Christopher E. Harrison, Del Bey, Esther Osayande, Melodee Strong, Kenneth Caldwell, Ron Brown, Deshawn Henry, Angela Davis, Walter Griffin, Jeremi Hanson, Crystal Sokuu, Barbara Thomas, Christopheraaron Deanes, T’Mores Little, Jesus Ramirez, Loretta Day, Flahn Manly, Yvette Grifea Gray, Shea Maze, Chuck Love and Leeya Jackson. Strive Publishing is a featured vendor.

The market is supported by the Chameleon Shoppes initiative of the mpls downtown council. For more information, visit www.chameleonshoppes.com and follow @chameleonshoppes on Instagram.

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