Garden Club Sips & Shops

The Longboat Key Garden Club hosted a Sip & Shop event Jan. 14, at J.McLaughlin.

  • By Kristen Herhold
  • | 11:00 a.m. January 15, 2016
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The Longboat Key Garden Club hosted a Sip & Shop event Jan. 14, at J.McLaughlin.

Guests drank wine and snacked on macaroons while shopping, and 15% of the event’s proceeds went back to the Garden Club.

“We believe in supporting the community, and the Garden Club is part of the community,” J.McLaughlin Manager Carter Donovan said. “They’ve been terrific supporting us, so we’re just happy to support them.”

 

Garden Club President Susan Phillips, Debbie Cohen and Lyn Haycock
Garden Club President Susan Phillips, Debbie Cohen and Lyn Haycock
J.McLauglin sales associate Debi Thayer, Manager Carter Donovan and sales associate Barbara Kasden
J.McLauglin sales associate Debi Thayer, Manager Carter Donovan and sales associate Barbara Kasden
Fifteen percent of J.McLaughlin proceeds went toward the Garden Club.
Fifteen percent of J.McLaughlin proceeds went toward the Garden Club.
Fifteen percent of J.McLaughlin proceeds went toward the Garden Club.
Fifteen percent of J.McLaughlin proceeds went toward the Garden Club.
Madelyn Spoll and Gerry Sullivan
Madelyn Spoll and Gerry Sullivan
Susan Landau tries on clothes.
Susan Landau tries on clothes.

 

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