Pictured (LtoR) Brittany Wight and Joey Wight, Wight Tea Company co-ownersPictured (LtoR) Jessica Turner, SewLab USA production manager; and Jeremiah Jones, SewLab USA co-ownerPictured (LtoR) Arvay Adams, thissportinglife.org owner; James Gordon, Neighbor Goods co-owner/photographer; and Lauren Gilson and Jenny Holbrook, Neighbor Goods co-ownersPictured (LtoR) Laura Ferguson, The Coordinating Center social worker; Rob Reichel, 21st Century Solar Solutions project manager; Susan Wallendorf, University of Baltimore student; and Ken Hartman, T. Rowe Price solutions consultantPictured (LtoR) David Hillsgrove, Maryland Beer Pong owner; and Sarah Timmcke, Ingrained Accessories owner/makerPictured (LtoR) Lisa Jones-Butz, Baltimore-based editorial hair stylist; and Elizabeth English, Arrow Space owner/designerPictured (LtoR) Sara Havekotte, Baltimore-based painter; Emily Vollherbst, Goya Contemporary registrar; and Kate Maher, USA Rice director of marketingPictured (LtoR) Akos “Sunday” Regal, Regal Clothes owner/designer; and Keia Butz, Presence & Grace ownerThe space above Hampden’s Doubledutch Boutique was jumpin’ for the launch party of Neighbor Goods: A Pop-Up Shop.” Neighbor Goods – which offers the work of around 40 Baltimore artists, designers and makers, as well as some vintage clothing – will inhabit the space until September.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
