September Events at Sip and Ship

Diana Naramore • September 11, 2022

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Greenwood Artwalk flyer with orange leaves, coffee, and event dates Sept. 23–24.
Assorted knitted pumpkin decorations in white and orange inside a cardboard box.
Colorful knitted hats with pom-poms arranged in a row on a fuzzy surface

September is all about supporting small business!

First up is the Ballard SideWalk Sale running September 16th - 17th from 11-5pm. Ballard Sip and Ship's sidewalk will be chock full of deals and steals. Amazing and discounted merchandise, including locally made cards and gifts will be avaiable while you sip a beverage from our cafe to enjoy along your treasure hunt throughout the neighborhood.

Next up, you won't want to miss the highly anticipated BIG Greenwood ArtWalk on September 24th 6-9pm and September 224th 12-5pm. This once a year event at Greenwood Sip and Ship partners with Katie Huss of Wandering Soul Knits, a resident artist, woman owned small business, knitter extradordinaire and mom of three girls! What orgininated from a therapeutic practice through covid, sparked a creative side within. With encouragement from a friend, Katie turned a mental wellness project into a business. Her knitted pumpkins, thick cabled-pom-pom beanies and fingerless gloves will help kick off the Greenwood ArtWalk and fall season along with samples of Sip and Ship's very own pumpkin-spice latte, warm apple cider and harvest bread.

Come join the fun!
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Hands holding a white cup of latte with heart latte art
Loaf of nut-topped bread with one slice cut on parchment paper
Dog-face lollipops with various breeds on a light background

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