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Holiday Boutique in Weston December 13

November 30, 2012 (WESTON, CT) -- Attention holiday shoppers:  look no further than Weston to score gifts galore for friends and family alike.  Visit a fun-filled Holiday Boutique from 7:00 - 10 p.m. on Thursday, December 13 at the Norfield Grange, 12 Good Hill Road, Weston.  Fairfield County residents are welcome to kick off the season with this festive evening.  The event is for adults only and admission is free.  

Westonites and beyond can browse and buy from an array of vendors.  Featured retailers include The Unknown Collection (African jewelry), Brain, Child Magazine (literary magazine &  logo necklace), Martha’s Mending (personal/home eco-chic items), The E List - everything erica (monogrammed clothing and gifts), The Write Stuff (personalized stationary), Launch (designer women’s apparel), Kate An’ Drew’s Place (tween clothing and accessories), and CLJ Elements (semiprecious jewelry).  Additional vendors are Nu Skin (anti-aging cosmetics), Send Out Cards (digital greeting cards and accessories), Images of Weston (notecards with Weston scenery), Jillian Aufderheide Accessories (fur pillows/throws), Jorgensen’s Home Improvement (varied home services), and Wouldn’t It B Nice? (inspirational clothing and goods).  “The Holiday Boutique doubles as a Ladies Night Out and unique opportunity for local artisans and business owners to showcase their product lines.  Shoppers are sure to find a treasure or two,” said Boutique organizer, Karen Pattani-Hason.

Guests will receive tickets toward a door prize and are encouraged to bring friends.  The Holiday Boutique will also be a night community outreach.  In the spirit of giving back, there will be a non-perishable food collection for the Weston Food Pantry and a portion of the evening’s proceeds will benefit Norwalk’s Family & Children Agency’s (FCA) Sandy Relief Fund.  “The evening supports both small businesses and those in need.  It’s a win-win,” said CLJ Elements Jewelry designer, Carla Jegen.  

For more information about the Holiday Boutique, contact Karen Pattani-Hason at kphason@gmail.com or (917) 270-1039. 

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