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Decatur boutique crawl to highlight local shops

By Jewel Wicker
April 8, 2016

Decatur will become "Indie-catur" this month.

Local shops will be participate in Storefront Sturday, a boutique crawl hosted by Keep It Indie-Catur, on April 23.

The event will not only feature specials, prizes and snacks from various businesses, the Decatur Arts Alliance will also proide live entertainment throughout the event.

Nearly 20 stores are expected to participate. From shops specializing in pottery and handcrafted jewelry to pet stores, this event will be a family-friendly way to get out and explore downtown Decactur, while picking up  a gift or two for a loved one.

Here is the full list of participating shops:

Bleu Hanger
Boogaloos
Boutique Karma
Collage
Furry Tails
HomeGrown
Kismet
Little Shop of Stories
Natural Body...
Splash of Olive
Sq/Ft
Squash Blossom
The Great Frame Up
Treehouse Kid and Craft
Tres Jolie
Trinity Mercantile & Design
Wild Oats & Billy Goats
Worthmore Jewelers

If You Go: noon-5 p.m. April 23. Free. Downtown Decatur. Facebook.com/indiecatur.

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