Here are a few more photos taken before our opening. I'm happy that we had such a good selection. Much of it sold, so now we are already on the hunt for more. We've found some great items and are ready to get started working on them. I'll try to keep you posted.

Here are a couple of preview photos for tomorrow's first Junkstyle South Opening. It took Jan, Mom, Barb and I (along with help from Tom and Jim) two days to set everything up. I think our new space is going to work out well.

Remember, we are at 2605 Guava Dr. in Edgewater. We will be open from 9am -4pm tomorrow and Saturday.

We've all been working really hard on projects for our first opening this week.

I thought you might like to see some of our local ads.

These next few days we will be setting up our displays, one of the fun parts of this business.

 Jan and I on Canal Street

Barb at the Bouchelle Clubhouse

Our weekend went well. We talked to lots of lovers of Vintage and are hopeful that many of them will be able to come to our first show at the warehouse Friday and Saturday March 17 and 18.

Needless to say, we hit the ground running today. We have a lot of work to do in a very short time.

We're excited to be a part of the Antiques and Vintage Market on Canal Street in New Smyrna Beach this Saturday March 4th from 9-4. It's our first show here in Florida, and we'd like to make a good impression. We've finished some nice projects and are also showing some antiques that I brought from Iowa.

On the same day, Mom and Barb will be set up at the Clubhouse here on Bouchelle Island for the annual Yard Sale.  They will have mostly small items featuring mom's shell crafts. This sale will be from 8 am to noon.

We hope to see you at one of these events.