Online boutique Strange Fruit Vintage will pop into real life tomorrow night as Odessa is transformed into an ’80s-inspired clothing store from 6 – 10 p.m.
With music provided by DJ Homework, Strange Fruit Vintage’s pop-up shop will offer more than 200 vintage pieces, priced from $20 to $100.
A portion of the proceeds from an era-specific $5 photobooth — that I personally can’t wait to see — will benefit the Odessa building fund.
At the Lisa Kurts gallery on White Station tomorrow from 6- 8 p.m., they’ll be celebrating the “White Party Art Reception” with work by Burton Callicott, Marcia Myers, Joan Konkel, and Christine Heyman. And, from what the Flyer’s calendar says, “white clothing optional.”
