Wildthing Earrings

Handcrafted earrings by Peggy Collins @ $29.95 to, no only, brighten up our cold winter days in Toronto but to co-ordinate with your favourite summer outfits. They are all hand-dyed coconut shells with semi-precious stones and glass beads. The hooks are hypo-allergenic surgical steel.

Regular Hours

Wishing all our customers a happy and healthy 2015.

We are back to regular hours.

Monday-Wednesday: 10am-6pm

Thursday: 10am-7pm

Friday: 10am-6pm

Saturday: 10am-5pm

Holiday Hours

We will be closing early Dec. 24th, Christmas Eve

and Dec. 31st, New Year's Eve at 4 pm

Store Closed

Dec. 25th and 26th

Jan. 1st, 2015

Re-opening

Saturday, Dec. 27...10am to 5pm

Monday, Dec. 29th & Tuesday Dec. 30th

10am to 6pm

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

 

December Hours

It’s that time of year.

Here are our extended December hours

starting Wednesday, Dec. 3rd.

We box and have complimentary gift wrapping

plus a 90 day return policy.

We’d like to wish all our customers

a happy and healthy holiday season.

Shop the Neighbourhood!

Saturday, Nov. 29th we will be participating in

We will be offering a TAX FREE DAY!

 Come in and save.

Join us for coffee/tea and piroulines.

 

Christmas Window

We put in the Christmas window last week. As you can see, Lou Hanson's decorations are back this year. The store is packed with inventory...we're at our peak!

Toronto Star, November 3rd

Shop the Neighbourhood program generates buzz for local businesses

By: Ashante Infantry, Business reporter, Published on Mon Nov 03 2014

With Yellow Pages' Shop the Neighbourhood initiative going national this year we examine how the focus on neighbourhood shopping is helping the company grow.

                                       Photo by Richard Lautens

Bev Don, owner of Ardith One Canadian Pottery and Crafts, which will be participating in Yellow Pages Shop the Neighbourhood progam again this year, on Nov. 29.

Bev Don and her husband didn’t have to consider whether to repeat their gift shop’s participation in the Yellow Pages Group’s Shop the Neighbourhood program.

“I’m pretty sure we more than doubled our sales for a regular Saturday,” said the owner of Yonge-Lawrence area’s Ardith One Canadian Pottery and Crafts, of last fall’s experience. “We were pretty much run off our feet the whole day.”

Taking place Nov. 29, between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the initiative, which rolled out in the GTA last year, to encourage consumers to buy locally, has now expanded to Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa and Montréal.

At no cost to them, participating businesses and the exclusive savings and deals they’re offering to counter cross border shopping and internet buys, are promoted and showcased on the event’s website.

“It’s free, you couldn’t ask for better value than that,” said Don.