10/22/2026
Hey yall!
Has life been life-ing for anyone else?! ✋🏽
Because it sure has been for us!
We’ll be closed for the day 10/22 to take some much needed rest and care.
My partner - who most have gotten to know (if you’ve become a regular with us 💚) was recently in a work related accident. The last couple of days instead of resting, he’d been putting in the work to show up for not only the shop and our family, but you all who come and support us.
But we’re finally hitting that peak recovery time that calls for him to fully rest - and that means closing the doors for the day so I can attend to his needs, reset myself and the shop.
He and I have been running the show alone the last couple of months - meaning we don’t have a team of employees we can leave in charge in order for us to take the day and still receive some much needed income with keeping our doors open. As a small business owner this is the reality and struggles we endure in the early stages of operations. We also understand how closing outside of our regular hours impacts our business. We just hope that our community who supports us understand that sometimes those days are needed.
I didn’t mean for this to get so long, but I wanted to be transparent with our community. We’re also regular people dealing with life's unexpected turns, and this is just one of the behind-the-scenes struggles small businesses encounter.
So remember, there’s always something happening behind closed doors, which makes it so much more impactful to support local businesses, especially during these times that not only us but many of us are facing on the grander scale of things.
Meanwhile check out some of our other downtown neighbors if you need your coffee fix or something good to eat!
- The New Cafe 600 Main St
- Hye Ground Cafe 321 Main St
- Arrow Smoothies & Cafe 424 Main St
- Red Onion Cafe 555 Main St
- Vero’s Tea Room 209 6th St
Be kind, move with love and support local, we’ll see you all on Friday! 💚
