Poppir launched back in June to help individual artisans and others find the perfect locations for short-term sales or event space. Now, ahead of the holidays, the company is helping a bunch of pop-ups pop up all at once.
Poppir, in conjunction with Shaw MainStreets and Made In DC, is hosting the first annual Shop ‘n Shaw holiday bazaar.
https://twitter.com/joinpoppir/status/808512291226456065
Held Saturday, Dec. 16 and Sunday, Dec. 17 at the WonderBread event space on S Street NW, the event will feature 32 local ecommerce brands as well as music, food and drinks. What better way to shop local and check out what Poppir is up to? According to a release, the company now has more than 100 locations available for rent via its platform, mostly concentrated in D.C. and New York.
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