Stationery by Bred N Butter
Michael Corleone, played by Al Pacino in the Godfather Part III, was trying to take his mafia family’s businesses legit when he uttered the memorable line, “Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.” Wallace Elementary PTA volunteer and founder of the WE Shop Spring Market Jennifer Arthur could claim the line, too, but she won’t. She says she is delighted to co-chair this year’s 7th annual event with fellow Wallace mom, Liz Muder.
The market, to be held Saturday, April 14th from 10 a.m to 4 p.m., will feature more than 30 unique vendors, including new ones the PTA recruited from markets around Texas.
Bred & Butter Paper is a stationery and paper goods company specializing in letterpress and foil printing. Owner Jenna Bredehoeft and her husband, Phillip, are Lake Highlands residents. 3CT Designs, created by two LH moms who love to shop, is a modern, boho-style booth with bags, clutches, beachwear and girlfriend gifts. Haute N Here is a Fort Worth-based active wear pop-up offering Goldsheep leggings, handmade in Orange County, California, and coordinating tops from American-made brands such as Chaser and good hYOUman. Little Lakewood will bring Mud Pie children’s clothing, handmade doll clothes and doll houses. Becerra’s Tamales, “Dallas’ tamale and salsa experts,” will sell their delectable mesquite smoked beef, Gulf shrimp and crab, green chile chicken, jalapeno cream cheese and other tamales.
In addition to vendors, the event will include food trucks, community entertainment, a raffle and a silent auction.
The WE Shop Spring Market is free and open to the public. All proceeds benefit the PTA at Wallace Elementary, located at 9921 Kirkhaven.
3CT Designs
Haute N Here
Becerra’s veggie tamale
