Philip Johnson Glass House Valentines Pop-Up Store
Friday, February 12, 2010
Looking for something new and different to do this Valentines day? How about a little shopping?
The Philip Johnson Glass House, a site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, invites the community to visit its Valentine's Day Pop-Up Store. In honor of the holiday, the Glass House Shop will feature product lines representing six designers:
Carol Hearty (bags)
Frances Palmer (pottery)
Amy Plum (silhouettes)
Helen Raynus (jewelry)
Denyse Schmidt (quilts/stationery)
Kika Schoenfeld (hats)
The event will kick-off with a preview party on Wednesday, February 10th from 6. to 8 PM and additional shopping hours will be held from 10 AM until 5 PM on February 11th, 12th and February 13th.
Shoppers are invited to browse the one-of-a-kind holiday gifts, to purchase 2010 season tour tickets or to select items from their clearance table.
The Philip Johnson Glass House is an international destination and celebrated example of modernist architecture and has been named as the Center for Modernism by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
199 Elm Street
New Canaan
The Philip Johnson Glass House, a site of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, invites the community to visit its Valentine's Day Pop-Up Store. In honor of the holiday, the Glass House Shop will feature product lines representing six designers:
Carol Hearty (bags)
Frances Palmer (pottery)
Amy Plum (silhouettes)
Helen Raynus (jewelry)
Denyse Schmidt (quilts/stationery)
Kika Schoenfeld (hats)
The event will kick-off with a preview party on Wednesday, February 10th from 6. to 8 PM and additional shopping hours will be held from 10 AM until 5 PM on February 11th, 12th and February 13th.
Shoppers are invited to browse the one-of-a-kind holiday gifts, to purchase 2010 season tour tickets or to select items from their clearance table.
The Philip Johnson Glass House is an international destination and celebrated example of modernist architecture and has been named as the Center for Modernism by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
199 Elm Street
New Canaan
