I know that for some of you who did end up going to the Night Market, it was a zoo! I saw from our booth. We were planning on walking around but opted to stay in our own space.. truthfully, it was safer! I saw massive crowds from where we were standing. Friends of ours came by to visit because well, that's all they could do. There was no place to walk. Other friends of ours ended up leaving because they couldn't even get in! As much of a mess as it was, I take it as a learning experience for the committee in charge of planning and for us vendors. While many may have thought it "sucked," I think this allows room for growth and improvement. Would I go next time? Perhaps. Perhaps I'll wait a few rounds when they've worked out the kinks and the hype has died down. Afterall, this is the first time Southern California has EVER had a Night Market.
I don't have a ton of pictures of our surroundings but I do have a few snapshots from den.m bar's view.
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| New pocket liner fabrics |
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| Did we mention that we now have colored denim? |
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| The friendboy participating in an interview |
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| The interviewer |
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| Different swatches of denim choices |
Meet the partners of den.m bar:
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| From Left to Right: Kelwyn, Derek, Steve, and Richard |
Now go check out the store!
For related posts on den.m bar:
den.m bar Grand Opening - Downtown LA by Kat
den.m Bar: Downtown LA’s First Custom Denim Workshop Now Open in the Historic Core by Brigham Yen
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