4 FREE Spots at our March 22nd Hat Crafternoon Tea (thanks to a kindly donor)

4 FREE spots for this weekend's 

Hattitude Crafternoon Tea at 2pm on Sunday March 22 

at Studio 14 have just been donated back to Studio 14 with the caveat we offer them at NO CHARGE

Thanks and hugs to the thoughtful patron who is unable to make it to the event and donated her seats 

so others could attend at no charge.

THE FIRST 4 PEOPLE TO EMAIL whimsicalitea2017@gmail.com 

will get these seats

Hoping you can make it! 

($1500 hat shown by ChurchDerbyHats ... Realistically, your results will vary ... greatly)

Reveling with Moms, Tea, Music, and Crafts!

We're honoring the amazing women who have supported us, nurtured us, and cheered us along at 

With Love ~ a Celebration of Mothers & Others

Saturday, May 9 

$59⁷⁵ donation Includes 

12-2pm Stroll around the village to enjoy the Springfest pop-up-vendor faire

2pm Volunteer-served afternoon tea

3-5pm Live music with beloved keyboardist Bill Wolfe. Yes, there will be some singalongs!

3:30pm Keepsake craft ~ decorate a 3" wreath ornament with mini message scroll for the special mom-figure in your life. (If you're not feeling crafty at the moment, stay for the music and take the craft supplies home with you)

10% Off oodles of vendor merchandise in the Studio 14 shoppe during the event

Each guest will receive a trifling party favor, Spring & floral attire suggested (but not required)

~ CLICK HERE TO CELEBRATE MOTHER LOVE ~ 

💞

click here to avoid excess payment fees

Princess Bride Florin Wedding Feast

Prepare for at inconceivably festive evening

at our Florin Wedding Feast fundraiser

as we celebrate the one and only

PRINCESS BRIDE

Saturday May 30 at 6pm

$20 donation to our arts nonprofit

includes 

4 dread challenges for prizes 

(skill-based, no contact)

~ Inigo Swordplay

~ Fezzick Wrestling

~ Vizzini Battle of Wits

~ Fire Swamp

Guests share themed Potluck dishes

We provide Mawiage Cake & Iocane Punch

Drawing, Games, Trivia, Film-watch & revelry

~ TAP HERE TO RSVP ~

Perish in the Springtime at Studio 14

 
It’s Spring 1926
and an evening of delicious decadence at an underground Parisienne club turns deadly when a member of the literati perishes under suspicious circumstances. 

Help figure out whodunnit to avoid involving the police.or worse yet, attracting scandal!
Saturday, May 2 at 7pm

$35 donation Includes audience-participatory mystery & ‘just desserts’

1920s attire recommended

~ CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR EXCLUSIVE SPOT ~ 

AND ...

we are très heureux to announce our Pre-Event Prix-Fixe dining package 

with Crème de la Crêpe, #37 here in the village

$39.75 includes

Amuse bouche (courtesy of Chef Sacha), Soup, Crêpe entree (served with baby greens salad), tax & gratuity. (Beverages & entree substitutions additional)

Soup options:

Tomato Basil 

French Onion

Savory Crêpe options:

(Made with gluten-free buckwheat crêpe batter)

Parisienne (chicken breast topped with Swiss cheese, mushrooms and green onions in Béchamel sauce)

Farmer (goat cheese, asparagus, spinach, walnuts, and tomatoes)

Bolognaise (grass-fed ground beef in CdlC's homemade tomato basil bolognaise sauce)

🇫🇷

FiaryFest is winging its way to S14!

SATURDAY, March 14, 10am-6pm

~ARTS~

10:00am — Stop in for morning beverages & treats to learn about our Whimsicalitea Arts philanthropy

10:30 — Find out what goes on in our creativity studio, get to know our vendors, check out our bustling Events Depot

11:00 — Learn about our immersive theater troupe Broken Wall Dynamic Experiences, classes, and get audition opportunites

11:30 — Fairy Craft

12 noon — Learn about our resident tea group, the Tea Travellers Societea 

(who have hosted well over 100 sold-out themed tea events)

12:30 — Check into our Cup of Mystery games as well as membership in the Tea & Sympathy Investigative Agency

1:00pm — Jubilate with Fantasy Fitness in a simple Fairy Ring dance

1:30 — Fairy Craft

2:00 — Learn about our real-life Fabled Creature & Endangered Monster Rescue program

2:30 — Learn about Shared Treasure Hunt, our annual madcap, fun-filled pirate-themed do-gooder activity

3:00 — Storytime & Craft (for young readers)

3:30 — Book Swap: Give & Take (for young readers)

4-6pm - NIGHT MARKET after-hours Discount shopping 

& LIVE Music with the Pink Dragons

🍄

SUNDAY, March 15, 11am-4pm

~LETTERS~

11:00am — Fairy Lore Trivia

11:30 — Book Signing 

12 noon — Living Library: check out an author to get their story 1-on-1

12:30 — Author Talk

1:00pm — Check out our 3 Book Clubs!

1:30 — the Author's Journey & program for writers

2:00pm — Sign up to be a published writer in our Annual Anthologies

2:30 — Get the scoop on Omnimmersive Learning Experiences: 

the surefire way to get families interested in reading in the most fun inclusive ways imaginable

3:00 — Cream Tea with our Authors!

Reviews & Testimonials

Thank you to all who have shared a word or two about their experiences with Studio 14 & Whimsicalitea Arts

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From Rachel T.

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[updated 09 March 2026]

Save the Date & pack for Paris!

Grab your little black dress and Save the Date for a PARIS IN A CUP REUNION tea at Studio 14 on Sunday, April 26. Chef David is coming out of retirement to serve up your favorite tea treats from this popular tearoom of yore.

Crafting a fulfilling life

Hello, I'm Trish Miller and I so enjoy working with Whimsicalitea in our beautiful Studio 14. I used to do crafts of all kinds, but for the past many years I've been acting and directing community theater. Now, at Studio 14, I've had a chance to reconnect to crafting and it's such a lovely experience. 

On November 1st of last year, we organized a craft making Ancestor Remembrance plates for Dia de los Muertos. Participants brought photos of their loved ones and we provided small plates, easels, decorations and flowers so that each could choose their own design.

In December, participants decorated their own Jeweled Christmas Tree Ornament with lovely costume jewelry that was donated to Whimsicalitea. We have so much jewelry left, I felt we needed another "bejeweled" craft. 

On January 24th, from 11:30 to 1:00 we are hosting a craft event to create Jeweled Photo Frames. The event is $25 ($15 for 12 and under) and includes a white frame for a 4x5 photo, jewelry, tools, some snacks and tea or coffee. 

Come join the fun of this as we celebrate creativity and community. Click here to reserve a spot now. 

Petits Fours & Petty Crimes at S14

Help catch the culprit at

Petits Fours & Petty Crimes

Sunday March 1st at 2pm

Enjoy a cold case over a hot cuppa at Studio 14 with the Tea & Sympathy Investigative Agency

$44.75 for card-carrying TSIA agents

$49.75 for non-agents 

includes interactive mystery activity, catered Petite Afternoon Tea served by Volunteer stuff. (Tax & gratuity included)

Add $15 for wrapped themed mystery gift

Suggested Attire ~ Pastel 'tea wear'

~ CLICK HERE FOR RESERVATION ~

Going Social

You can find us flitting about online in all sorts of places. Here's a list of our socials to help us connect

Omni YouTube

Instagram                              Facebook

   

                   S14 Meetup               Tea Travellers Societea Meetup

Nextdoor                                  Patch

Do you have a Children's Book in you?

Studio 14 is thrilled to be able to offer Storytime once a month including crafts and tales with heart for the whole family. But there's a hitch. We've only published a handful of children's stories!

If YOU have a children's book in you that has been begging to be brought forth and benefit the world, please reach out to us. There is no cost to the authors our arts philanthropy chooses to publish, and you maintain the copyright and receive all of the proceeds.

So if you'd like to hold a children's book in your hands that shows your name on the cover, please get a hold of us and let's see what we can do. Make 2026 the year your book is born!

( Feel free to send questions & start a conversation with us via cestlaviesirene@gmail.com )

An all too familiar saga ...

We asked children's book author/illustrator Bradley Miller about the creation of his charming book Where Do Lost Socks Go? Here's what he had to say:

The idea for this story began after a day of laundry. Where two socks from two separate pairs miraculously disappeared from beginning to end. 

For some reason this started a long conversation at night between Trish and I as to what causes just one sock to disappear and not an entire pair.

We started bouncing ideas back and forth with each other and came up with a basic idea. Trish came up with the idea for Mr. Argyle, and the main character was named after my best friend who had passed a few years earlier. 

It took quite some time to get all of the ideas into a story, but it was fun for the two of us to get it all together.

Hear Brad read his story during Storytime at Studio 14 on Saturday, January 24 at 2pm. There will be a simple craft and coloring pages available at no charge.

How it all begins ... 

Grab your favorite family recipe to submit to the 2026 cookbook compendium!

OFFICIAL CALL FOR CONTENT for our 2026 COOKBOOK COMPENDIUM. This one will focus on RECIPES THAT INCLUDE AT LEAST ONE INGREDIENT THAT COMES FROM THE WATER (the sea, a river, etc).

Be sure to submit a recipe that is either original or "tweaked" (so we don't get sued), and include a blurb or short story — factual or fictional.

• Intentions due 02-28-26
• Content due 05-31-26
• Publishing date 08-30-26

All proceeds go toward our Whimsicalitea nonprofit's brick & mortar fund.

Submissions should be emailed to CestLaVieSirene@gmail.com

• Format: Word (preferably) or Google Docs
• Please do not put words in ALL CAPS, and limit yourself to 1 exclamation mark per sentence!!!
• "Fancy" fonts and formatting will need to be stripped out ... which means more work for our admin ... which means please don't do it! 

When Socializing Turns Serious

When we announced our Gilded Age themed tea a few weeks ago, we had several people champing at the bit to step into the golden shoes of the period. But the question arose, how? Our Socialite Survival Kit option (available to event goers) includes calling cards, but as we learned, most of us don't know how to use them! So we've upped the ante by offering a tutorial of social graces from the era.

The Gilded Age did not boast your garden variety social structure. The rise of the Nouveau Riche plunged the Old Guard into crisis, and signaled a crumbling of tradition.

Relive that era of opulence and outcasts with a pair of symbiotic afternoon tea events hosted by Whimsicalitea Arts & the Tea Travellers Societea. The guest crowned Socialite of the Season will earn a $100 Curated Experiences card at Studio 14, applicable to all the events hosted there ... of which there are plenty! (2nd place earns $50, 3rd place $25)

Guests attending both events will receive a $10 discount in homage to their good graces.

Teavent 1

Sunday, FEBRUARY 1 at 2pm

Studio 14 . Huntington Beach

The Snares of Gilded Age Etiquette

(~TAP HERE FOR RESERVATION~)

Learn the do's & don'ts of the day to get a leg up on the competition come for when the big day comes

$45 includes light afternoon tea (in the mode of the 1880s), societal history, tutorial, secrets to becoming the socialite of the season. (If you ordered the Socialite Survival Set for the Feb 22 event, you can pick it up at this preliminary tea)

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Teavent 2

Sunday, FEBRUARY 22 at 11am

To be held on the grand balconies 

of Spring Tea Garden in Fullerton, overlooking the ballroom

(Think Bridgerton meets The Gilded Age)

The Gilded Cage — Move Up or be Moved Out

(~TAP HERE FOR RESERVATION~)

Join Lady Castor and the creme de la creme of 1880s high society for an arts fundraiser tea that will determine who will be the socialite of the season. Expect tea to be spilled, rumors to be manufactured, and machinations to run rampant among the elite.

$125 includes Champagne & keyboard reception 

Afternoon tea service 

Teacup party favor 

Meaningful Mingling (orchestrated socializing to determine the Socialite of the Season)

Auction &/or drawing 

Opportunity to be crowned Socialite of the Season

& earn a $100 Curated Experience Card at Studio 14 

(good for all events held there)

2nd place earns a $50 card

3rd place earns a $25 card

The following ADD-ONS are available to embellish your experience

(and may increase your chances of being selected as socialite of the season)

Socialite Survival Set

$15

includes: 

~ "Dance Card" schedule of social opportunities during the tea that will put you in Lady Castor's good graces 

~ 25 society Calling Cards to hand out at the tea

~ A list of conversation topics (and trivia) that will garner praise amongst your peers

NOTE: If you attend our Feb 1st Gilded Age Manners class, you can pick up these items then so you'll have them ready when the time comes

Just a Trifle

$10

Surprise Keepsake from Lady Castor

Feb 22 event also includes

$25 donation to Whimsicalitea Arts philanthropy 

tax & gratuity

(Reminder, you'll receive $10 if you attend both events)

Journey for a better me

Today's blogpost comes from Whimsicalitea board member & Studio 14 volunteer and Craftress Merilou Benson:

At the start of the year, I pause to reflect on the past year and look forward to the new year. I'm not good at goal setting, but I try. I think about some short-term goals and a couple of long-term ones. Then, I create a vision board.

I find that having a vision board is a great way to display what I want in life. It helps me pause from the craziness of the world and spend some time focused on me. On the board, I put not only pictures but also key words/phrases and positive affirmations. I also include little hidden things that only I know about. 

When I'm feeling lost or drained, looking at the vision board is a great way to have reminders of what I'm living for and what I want life to be. It also can give me a little spark to inspire me or be a cheerleader to help me keep moving forward.

If you want to create your vision board, click here to join me at Studio 14 on January 10 to create one.

See your name in E. Gads Hill Press' Autumn 2026 Anthology

It's that time again, friends. Time to place a CALL FOR CONTENT for our this year's anthology, TURNING POINTS.

Write whatever comes to you based on the title. It could be about a decision you made, a sliding doors situation, deja vu, you name it.

• Intentions due (to save you a spot) 01-31-26
• Content due 08-31-26
• Publish date 11-08-26

Submissions should be emailed to CestLaVieSirene@gmail.com

• Length: haiku (minimum) to 3K-word short story (maximum)
• Format: Word (preferably) or Google Docs
• Please do not put words in ALL CAPS, and limit yourself to 1 exclamation mark per sentence!!!
• Resist the temptation to use "fancy" fonts or tap the spacebar repeatedly to indent your text

All proceeds go toward Whimsicalitea's Studio 14 venue fund

🎁 Gifting Aftermath 🗑️

Welcome to our first official S14 blog post!

Our Cynosurae Tidings & Hearsay site is the place to go for gnuslets, facts, and info snippets. This blog will be where we post actual topics and "stuff". 

And we're starting it out with a look at 

what the blazes to do with all that post-holiday wrapping paper?!

Most commercial wrapping paper is not actually "paper" in the recyclable sense. Many varieties are coated in plastic, glitter, or metallic foils that contaminate recycling streams, and the wrapping paper ends up in landfill. So separating it into the recycling bin may not have the positive environmental impact you were hoping for.

What then, can we do with it? Here are 10 ideas to get started:

• Homemade Gift Tags: Cut out festive shapes from the used paper (stars, trees, circles, rectangles) and punch a hole in them. These can be used for future gifts, saving you money and adding a personal touch
• DIY Envelopes: Smaller, less crinkled pieces of wrapping paper are perfect for making custom envelopes for thank-you notes, birthday cards, or even just small messages throughout the year. There are many templates available online
• Paper Bows: Create beautiful, multi-layered bows for future gifts. There are various tutorials online for making intricate paper bows that look just as good, if not better, than store-bought ones
• Decorative Confetti or Shredded Filler: If you have a paper shredder, turn your leftover wrapping paper into colorful confetti for New Year's Eve parties or as decorative filler for gift baskets and packages throughout the year
• Line Drawers or Shelves: Give your drawers, shelves, or even the inside of a closet a festive or stylish makeover by lining them with pretty wrapping paper. It adds a pop of color and can protect surfaces. This used to be the go-to move for brides—they'd use the wrapping paper from shower and wedding presents to line drawers. In addition to being practical, it was a sweet reminder of the gifts received and those who gave them
• Christmas Ornament Storage: Use crumpled wrapping paper to cushion delicate Christmas ornaments when packing them away. It's a free and effective way to protect them until next year
• Paper Chains or Garlands: This is a classic craft! Cut the paper into strips, loop them together, and glue or staple to create colorful paper chains to decorate for future parties or even next Christmas
• Decoupage Projects: Use scraps of wrapping paper to decoupage onto various items like old shoeboxes, tins, picture frames, or even plain furniture to give them a fresh, decorative look
• Kids' Craft Supplies: Save all the leftover bits and pieces for kids' craft projects. It's excellent for collages, paper crafts, or even just for drawing and scribbling on the blank side
• DIY Book Covers: If you have larger, less damaged pieces, use them to cover textbooks, notebooks, or journals. It's a fun way to personalize and protect your books

Before you start, remember to remove any tape, ribbons, or embellishments from the wrapping paper, and flatten it out as much as possible for easier use. Do you have any repurposing ideas to share? We'd love to hear them!

☔️ Rained Out on Boxing Day 🥊

WEATHER ALERT:

The first day of our holiday sale has been rained out!

We will be closed on Boxing Day (December 26)

and will open at 11am Saturday December 27 for the sale, 

Mystery Ink's Wine Down party, 

and Casketeria's Black Christmas demented caroling singalong

2026 kicks off the Tea & Sympathy Book Club

After numerous requests to run a book club ... 

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What's a Victorian young lady to do when her heart longs for adventure, but society demands she settle down and behave? 

Twenty-year-old Dee has come home after graduating from the exciting boarding academy where she’d lived since she was ten. Now back in the nest, she doesn’t know what to do with her life. Her sister-in-law, on the other hand, has definite plans for Dee, all of which threaten to quash the budding adventuress’ spirit and dreams. 

Ada Hancock & le Chat Noir is the first of Dee’s Marvels & Mysteries stories and details the origins of the enigmatic black cat that peppers the 1920s Tea Cozy Mysteries series. 

Join Dee in her search for real sunken treasure, as well as herself

at our first

TEA & SYMPATHY Book Club gathering

Thursday, January 22 at 7pm

$15 includes tea & light refreshments. 

Discounts on books.

Prize for book trivia winner

$20 GIFT SET includes 

Gift trifle, Book, Signature tea 

~ SIGN UP HERE ~

♣️ Clubs win! 🃝

"I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member." 

—Groucho Marx

Behold your Top 10 reasons to join a group or monthly activity

at Studio 14 in 2026!

CRAFT CREW ~ Drop in, craft, sip, chat 

Dates & times vary, 1-2 Saturdays per month + 1 weeknight

TEA & SYMPATHY Historical Fiction Book Club (& Investigative Agency) ~ We'll dig into the Tea Cozy Mysteries & associated works, solve Cup of Mystery games (and embark on outings & trips) 

Book Club meets 3rd Thursday, 7-8:30pm

OMNI TALES INTERDIMENSIONAL BOOK CLUB ~ Interactive stories with immersive activities for ages 13+ 

3rd Friday, 4-5:30pm

FANTASY FITNESS ~ Ta'o Qheng, Walks with God, Theme Dance 

Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9-11am

(If there is interest, we may add Tues evenings)

FIRST FRIDAY FANDOM ~ Enjoy theme trivia, treats & prizes as you gush about your 'favorites' 

1st Friday, 7-9pm

CLUE CLUB ~ Interactive mystery books-&-cases group, ages 10-teen 

3rd Sunday, 2-3:30pm (beginning May 2026)

FRIENDS OF FABLED CREATURES & Endangered Monster Rescue ~ Monthly thank-you-note writing club & Pawsitively Purrfect pet activities 

1st Saturday, times vary

TEA TRAVELLERS SOCIETEA ~ Entering its 12th year, the Societea is being infused with fresh tea. Expect a monthly activitea in one form or another, including tea treks here & there 

Monthly dates vary, 

generally during daylight hours on a Saturday or Sunday

POPCORN & PJs ~ Watch a free film in your jammies. Refreshments & trivia with prize during intermission 

Various Fridays as schedules allow

WRITING ON A WHIM ~ Author group, generally online. Author's Journey Act II classes coincide 

Mondays, 8-9pm

+

... clubs & camps in waiting ...

Novel Ninjas ~ Youth writing & publishing camp

Family Musical Theater Camp ~ with show veterans Bradley & Patricia Miller

Scribblers ~ Pen Pal club

Biblioperatives ~ Library Goodwill Bombers

What sort of club would you like us to host?

🙏 Giving Gratitude on Giving Tuesday 🫶

One of our founding philanthropy board members, Cindy Freeman of Wisconsin, asked to say a few words about her thoughts about our 501c3 on this dedicated to giving

"Giving Tuesday is today. I’d like to share why your Giving Tuesday donations are important to Whimsicalitea, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports artisans. 

There are many ways Whimsicalitea has given to the Arts. We have given more than $100,000 to creatives to support their work. We helped one person start a business. More than 50 authors have been published by E. Gads Hill Press, the publishing arm of Whimsicalitea that represents seven different genres. These authors retain their copyrights and 100% of the royalties from the sale of their books. 

Well over 100 classes, events, and even theme trips have been hosted by Whimsicalitea so the community can participate for reasonable prices.  

Prior to this year, Whimsicalitea offered events in various rented locations. In 2025, with the opening of a brick and mortar location named Studio 14, we finally have a place where artisans can sell their creations. We are able to offer events at our own location, making them even more accessible to the public. To keep costs as reasonable as possible, Studio 14 is staffed entirely by volunteers. 

I have watched Whimsicalitea evolve over nearly a decade. It had gone from an idea that started long before most of us heard about it or attended an event. Finally the philanthropy has a brick and mortar location. However, we have recently lost our two primary funding sources. To continue the philanthropic work we have been doing, we need to replace those funding sources. That is one reason Giving Tuesday donations are so important to us this year. To support the ways Whimsicalitea is currently and planning in the future to give to the Arts, go to https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/donated-to-bring-together-creativity-and-community ."

MERRY MISCHIEF — Village Scavengings Hunt

Krampus, the fearsome counterpart to kindly St. Nicholas,

has decided to hang up his horns and retire to Miami Beach, FL.

This will not do! Without Krampus' presence, children around the world will have no reason to behave. The lure of holiday gifts for good behavior only goes so far. The threat of retribution for wrong-doing is what has kept children in check since the days of olde. Just read a classic fairy tale if you don't believe us!

Please help us remind Krampus of how needed he is, while there's still time, lest society be overrun by unbridled brats and Christmas be ruined forever! 

Join us to restore the holiday balance

December 20 — January 3, 2025  

Tuesday—Saturday, 11am-2pm

(Activity involves meandering around the village visiting 4 establishments & answering about a dozen questions online. Allow 45 minutes, though you may finish in as few as 30) 

$10 for 1st participant

$5 per additional participants

~ CLICK HERE TO HELP SAVE THE HOLIDAYS! ~

Please note, as a tiny volunteer-run arts nonprofit, we are unable to offer refunds, and all sales are final. In the case of rain, we will gladly give you a voucher (and a hug) to come back at another time. We promise to try to make it worth your while.

The Magic of a Victorian Christmas

Join historian and storyteller Charles Spratley of Dreams Within a Dream for an evening of bygone magic

Saturday, December 13

$55 for Holiday High Tea at Pamela's Tea Room at 6pm

includes Scotch Egg, Soup, small Shepherd's Pie, side Salad, Sticky Toffee Pudding, and tea (as well as tax, gratuity, and $5 donation to Whimsicalitea Arts philanthropy) 

$30 for Victorian Magic Show at Studio 14 at 7:30pm

Includes performance & $5 donation to Whimsicalitea Arts philanthropy 

~ KINDLY VISIT THIS LINK TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION ~ 

A Spot of Tea & Mystery

Have you been to Pamela's Tea Room in the village?

It's just 3 doors down from use, and we're planning on offering all sorts of activities with them, including the Takeaway Tea & Cup of Mystery game 

~ CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS ~

Available Wed-Fri, 11am-3pm 

Surrender to The Market of the Night

Join us Tuesday October 14 from 6-8pm 

for our first 

NIGHT MARKET After-Hours Shopping Party

Look forward to 

DISCOUNTS
TREATS

&

LIVE BLUEGRASS MUSIC

Meet the one & only TIGRESSA at her dazzling Trunk Show this weekend

Gorgeous, aren't they?

These exquisitely decorated tequila bottles are just a few of the works of art (including wearable art) by 'Boho Chic' glam designer Tigressa

that will be available at 

TIGRESSA's TRUNK SHOW

Sunday, October 12

12-4pm

She's taking over our entire studio with her popular outerwear bras & corsets, coveted bottles, hand-embellished belts, panties, tops, earrings, bags, and more!

Attendance is free, so come on in, meet the legend, and be dazzled!