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Artist's Park City exhibit aims to show people's 'potential to blossom and bloom'

Artist Lindsey Erin sits by her work "A Warrior's Flourishing Faith." The piece will be one of 10 multi-media works in her exhibit "We All Have a Story to Tell" that will open April 16 at Art Elevated in Park City. Courtesy of Lindsey Erin Larsen-Myer The seed of Lindsey Erin Larsen-Myer’s mixed-media floral creations for her new exhibit “We Have a Story to Tell” was planted years ago while she was studying vanitas and allegorical paintings of the 16th and 17th centuries. “Vanitas are the floral designs and still lifes with the skulls, and the allegorical paintings were full of florals and things that conveyed moral messages to people,” said Larsen-Myer, known professionally as Lindsey Erin. “And I remember sitting in a lecture hall coming up with the notion of contemporizing this concept.”

Outdoor Design & Living and Fresh Flower Bar Ribbon Cutting, March 10

Outdoor Design & Living and Fresh Flower Bar Ribbon Cutting, March 10 Written by Fairfield Chamber of Commerce Fairfield, CT - The Fairfield Chamber of Commerce is happy to announce that its Chamber member, Outdoor Design & Living and Fresh Flower Bar, has scheduled its Ribbon Cutting on March 10th. The official ribbon cutting Ceremony will be officiated by First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick, at 4:30PM. Spring is right around the corner and Outdoor Design & Living and Fresh Flower Bar, located at 1301 Bronson Road in Fairfield, is kicking off the season with a special Celebration and ribbon cutting.  Outdoor Design & Living’s owner, Chris Palmer, is thrilled to showcase his first-year partnership with Sarah O’Brien’s floral studio, Fresh Flower Bar, as well as his expansive nursery and landscape services. Ever since the two companies began to share the same space in March 2020, both businesses have expanded and want to commemorate the one-year anniversary of their combined offerings and how they have been able to help each other remain resilient and successful.

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January 2021 trading down on a year ago for small businesses, Xero reports

But January 2021 is the first month to buck that trend. Xero is tracking the progress of hundreds of thousands of small businesses with less than 20 employees as they fight to recover from Covid-19 lockdowns and no international tourists. Stuff Holly Ensor says flower growers are producing less than other years for fear they may have to dump their crops if lockdowns happen. Howick florist Holly Ensor, owner of The Flower Bar, said Christmas had been quieter than expected with no corporate work. There were few orders from schools in the area which was usually “a massive part” of Christmas trading. Other florists had said the same, Ensor said.

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The top 35 flower shops in Toronto by neighbourhood

The top 35 flower shops in Toronto by neighbourhood Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Flower shops and specialized florists have sprouted in almost every neighbourhood in Toronto. Whether your need a quick pick-me-up, a little something to help get out of the dog house, or are planning an event and need to decorate, these flower stores are just the ticket. Here are my picks for the top flower shops in Toronto by neighbourhood.

Adapting to the new normal, Salem coffee shop adds drive-up window

Adding a drive-up window was never in the cards for the Flower Bar. After opening the small building in Salem Township to sell coffee and gifts more than three years ago, everyone in the family-owned business never had conversations about adding a drive-thru. Then COVID-19 arrived. Commuter traffic between Ann Arbor and South Lyon that would usually stop at the business at 5241 N. Territorial for a morning cup of coffee dissipated. After remaining closed for the first three months of the pandemic, the shop reopened last summer, but without that regular flow of customers. Looking at ways to keep busy with customers coming to the shop, they decided the pandemic was reason enough to add a drive-up window.