Ditch those clumsy automobiles, pesky cylinder motors and take a stroll through the community of Inglewood via the ‘shoelace-express’. What we mean is, lace up those sneakers and/or grab your bicycle – Inglewood is launching Car Free Sundays again in 2022 during the month of August to encourage Calgarians to stroll and roll through the neighbourhood and support local businesses.
The main vein of Inglewood (9 Ave. SE from 11 St. to 14 St.) will be closed to all vehicles each Sunday through the month of August (14, 21, 28) from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Businesses will have the opportunity to extend their storefronts to the sidewalk to allow for visitors to enjoy Calgary’s original mainstreet without the weekend hustle and bustle of cars and trucks. Community dwellers and Calgarians alike can enjoy the neighbourhood in its organic state with live music by buskers, dining on expanded patios, and ample sidewalk shopping at some of the city’s best local retailers. In collaboration with the City of Calgary, the Inglewood BIA has designated alternate parking areas for visitors to the area.
This initiative is also a homage to a time in Inglewood’s history when pedestrians were the only type of traffic. Inglewood is proud to be one of Calgary’s most accessible neighbourhoods by bike, with plenty of scenic cycling paths. It’s the perfect destination for those who want to leave their vehicles behind when visiting the neighbourhood for Car Free Sundays.
Coming off the heels of Inglewood’s Plant-Based Stampede Breakfast, we figured there was no better time than the present to showcase some of the neighbourhood’s top spots for plant-based and vegan eats. Not just a trend, plant-based eating and veganism has seen a growing trend in recent years. For some, plant-based eating is a lifestyle and for others it is a welcome addition to their typical diet. Whether you’re a lifelong vegan, vegetarian or simply a weekday meat-eater, there are plenty of amazing plant-based dining options #InInglewood for you to try – here are some of our favourites.
Nestled inside the comfy confines of Ol’ Beautiful Brewing co is a quaint food stand by the name of A1 Burrito. Self-proclaimed as Inglewood’s spot for authentic Mexican food, A1 Burrito serves a no-nonsense, tasty roster of burritos (obviously), quesadillas, tacos, chips and of course donas (donuts). Vegans and plant-minded eaters alike can typically count on chips with salsa and guac for a sans-animal dining experience, but the real home run is the vegan burrito. A delectable combination of pinto beans, poblano, white onion, guacamole and pico de gallo, the vegan burrito is a real crowd pleaser – best served with an ice-cold Mexican Lager from Ol’ Beautiful.
Sibling shops BiteYYC and Bea’s Cafe certainly are a local favourite for Inglewood dwellers and YYC inhabitants alike. For starters, one can expect a quick, hassle-free shopping experience, complete with quality products. In addition, BiteYYC bolsters an impressive plant-based shopping section with a carefully-curated selection of plant based bites. Try Field Roast smoked apple & sage sausages for your next barbecue (a personal favourite), pasta sauces from local company Soul Bowl, or donair mheat from another local fave, Veghammer. For those looking to dine in, opt for the fattoush salad or avocado toast from Bea’s Cafe.
Sibling shops appear to be a common theme #InInglewood and Vegan Street Taco Bar and The Attic are no exception to this list. Brought to you by the owners of Vegan Street Beltline, the taco bar offers a 100% plant-based dining experience, serving tacos, bowls, and of course margs. Favourites include the No-Fish, Chipotle Chickin, Asada Portobello tacos and Lemon Tofu bowls. Stop by their gorgeous patio or upstairs terrace for the daily happy hour from 3-5 p.m. and 9-close for $5 dine-in tacos and draft beer. If you’re after plant-based pizza, then head upstairs to the attic for some ooey-gooey za, cooked to perfection in a stone-fired oven.
When we think of Madison’s, nacho’s immediately come to mind. Images of deliciously decadent tortilla chips, smothered in cheesy (or plant cheese) goodness and premium, piled-high toppings may flood one’s vision. For vegan and plant-based eaters, we suggest the Mac N’ Cheese Nachos – Macaroni noodles, cheese sauce (vegan), mixed cheddar (vegan), Spolumbo’s sausage, spring onion, house made ketchup, corn chips. Just as well, try the Mexican Nachos – Monterey Jack Cheese (vegan), lack bean corn salsa, jalapenos, Enchilada sauce, Greek yogurt (vegan), corn chips. And finally, if you’re not topping those nachos with delicious Jackfruit, then you’re missing out my friend.
Seriously though, when’s the last time you paid a visit to Canela #InInglewood? If the answer is never, then lace up and check out their location immediately. Canela offers an entirely plant-based bakery and cafe menu, specializing in handcrafted vegan pastries and beverages made with love. Our recommendation – begin your Canela experience with a caffeine fix in the form of a warm and creamy oat milk latte from the cafe – next we’re off to the bakery. For first timers you must try the sausage rolls – they can’t be beat. If you’re after a little something to satisfy your sweet tooth, the cinnamon rolls and handmade pop tarts will not disappoint.
You can always count on Inglewood for a touchdown roster of local breweries and Highline Brewing is another which tops this list. While Highline may be notable for its craft brews and rotating cocktail menu, one of the best kept menu secrets are the veggie dogs. Sub out any hot dog for a veggie option and you’re good to go! The Sicilian is a real drool-inducer and comes topped with arugula; truffle mayo (sub out for vegan); fried mushrooms; nutritional yeast and served with house-made potato chips. For a beer pairing, try the Dadge Cucumber Ale, a refreshing summer brew that won’t over sweeten your taste buds.
One of our favourite aspects of Inglewood is the colour, style and diversity the community frequently exhibits in its residents and habitants. Take a quick stroll down the 9th Ave stretch and see the intersecting fashion styles which highlight individual features in the community for yourself.
So what exactly is Street Style? By definition, street style is a specific fashion style and fashion culture – a comprehensive approach to fashion and includes styles which intersect, differ from mainstream fashion considerations and are based on individualism and not strictly focusing on current fashion trends. Street style is not about appearing ostentatious, pretentious, or flaunting affluence. Rather, it encapsulates self expression, authenticity and celebrates the distinct fashion choices which make up the community we work and play in. Frankly, Street Style is whatever you want it to be and by internalizing this sentiment, communities like Inglewood can effectively champion inclusivity, self expression and diversity in their neighbourhoods through a fashion vehicle. Individuals are able to express themselves wholly while being a part of a greater community.
To help celebrate Street Style #InInglewood all summer long, we encourage those to tag @inglewoodyyc in their photos of themselves in the community and use the hashtag #InglewoodStreetStyle. We would love to see what you’re wearing and celebrate the authenticity and diversity that YOU bring to our community.
A huge shoutout to the Mother’s and the maternal figures in our lives. For those who are grateful to have such a positive presence, Mother’s Day is a day to express our gratitude and show our thanks for all of their hard work and love. While every day should be considered a special day for mothers, we wanted to highlight several of our amazing shops here #InInglewood carrying the perfect gifts for mom this Mother’s Day
So what exactly are the differences between fashion and slow fashion? Fast fashion emphasizes quantity over quality and focuses on the mass production of cheaply made, inexpensive garments, with considerable turnover. Veronica notes “fast fashion often sacrifices logical clothing design elements for the sake of saving pennies.”
The industry is responsible for ⅓ of global water pollution and up to 35% of microplastics found in our oceans. Alternatively, Veronica insists “slow fashion has more to do with creating a wardrobe made of quality pieces that last longer -the antithesis of fast fashion.” Veronica adds, “slow fashion really deemphasizes the cycle of fast fashion, so there is less manufactured, less textile waste.”
Slow fashion is all about sustainability, supporting local and the significance of ethical garment choices. It may be as simple as thrifting or researching your favorite clothing brands. Veronica urges consumers to take simple steps towards the slow fashion movement and individuals may achieve this by:
Consuming less
Supporting mindfully
Supporting local
Reusing and repairing garments
Thrift/second hand garments
This week Veronica visited some of her favourite shops #InInglewood which are doing their part to augment the growing movement of slow fashion. We hope you visit these locations when making your next clothing purchase and have a happy earth day friends.
Fashion Revolution Week is a global movement which raises awareness to the excess, overproduction, overconsumption and ethical concerns of the fast fashion industry, while placing a greater emphasis on slow fashion. In 2022, Fashion Revolution Week stretches from April 18-22, concluding on Earth day. Owner of Inglewood shops STASH Lounge and RICK RACK Textiles, Veronica Murphy is at the helm of the Fashion Revolution Calgary chapter and wants consumers to recognize more sustainable options and choices they may implement in their wardrobe. Veronica states “Fashion Revolution Week is about the true cost of doing business, the true cost of fashion – both environmental and social cost.”
So what exactly are the differences between fashion and slow fashion? Fast fashion emphasizes quantity over quality and focuses on the mass production of cheaply made, inexpensive garments, with considerable turnover. Veronica notes “fast fashion often sacrifices logical clothing design elements for the sake of saving pennies.”
The industry is responsible for ⅓ of global water pollution and up to 35% of microplastics found in our oceans. Alternatively, Veronica insists “slow fashion has more to do with creating a wardrobe made of quality pieces that last longer -the antithesis of fast fashion.” Veronica adds, “slow fashion really deemphasizes the cycle of fast fashion, so there is less manufactured, less textile waste.”
Slow fashion is all about sustainability, supporting local and the significance of ethical garment choices. It may be as simple as thrifting or researching your favorite clothing brands. Veronica urges consumers to take simple steps towards the slow fashion movement and individuals may achieve this by:
Consuming less
Supporting mindfully
Supporting local
Reusing and repairing garments
Thrift/second hand garments
This week Veronica visited some of her favourite shops #InInglewood which are doing their part to augment the growing movement of slow fashion. We hope you visit these locations when making your next clothing purchase and have a happy earth day friends.
Fashion Revolution Week is a global movement which raises awareness to the excess, overproduction, overconsumption and ethical concerns of the fast fashion industry, while placing a greater emphasis on slow fashion. In 2022, Fashion Revolution Week stretches from April 18-22, concluding on Earth day. Owner of Inglewood shops STASH Lounge and RICK RACK Textiles, Veronica Murphy is at the helm of the Fashion Revolution Calgary chapter and wants consumers to recognize more sustainable options and choices they may implement in their wardrobe. Veronica states “Fashion Revolution Week is about the true cost of doing business, the true cost of fashion – both environmental and social cost.”
So what exactly are the differences between fashion and slow fashion? Fast fashion emphasizes quantity over quality and focuses on the mass production of cheaply made, inexpensive garments, with considerable turnover. Veronica notes “fast fashion often sacrifices logical clothing design elements for the sake of saving pennies.”
The industry is responsible for ⅓ of global water pollution and up to 35% of microplastics found in our oceans. Alternatively, Veronica insists “slow fashion has more to do with creating a wardrobe made of quality pieces that last longer -the antithesis of fast fashion.” Veronica adds, “slow fashion really deemphasizes the cycle of fast fashion, so there is less manufactured, less textile waste.”
Slow fashion is all about sustainability, supporting local and the significance of ethical garment choices. It may be as simple as thrifting or researching your favorite clothing brands. Veronica urges consumers to take simple steps towards the slow fashion movement and individuals may achieve this by:
Consuming less
Supporting mindfully
Supporting local
Reusing and repairing garments
Thrift/second hand garments
This week Veronica visited some of her favourite shops #InInglewood which are doing their part to augment the growing movement of slow fashion. We hope you visit these locations when making your next clothing purchase and have a happy earth day friends.
Do-re-mi-fa- So one of the brilliant things about the community of Inglewood is the plethora of venues we host that support live music. As one of the hardest-hit industries during the COVID-19 Pandemic, local live music requires our support more than ever. Unfortunately, it has always been one of the first institutions to lock down and one of the last to re-open. While many individuals consume vast quantities of music daily, we often do not stop to think about the various ways their existence contributes to our well-being. From the bonds and social ties, people create in music communities, to the cultural and economic bolsters they behold in many cities – live music benefits groups and individuals through a cornucopia of manners. Truly, we have all experienced a moment where a song helped us through heartbreak or let us healthily process our emotions? We know many of you are thirsty for some live entertainment, so we have compiled a list of some of our favourite live music venues along Music Mile #InInglewood
The unofficial house of blues and a tried and true favourite #InInglewood is aptly named, The Blues Can. Featuring live music every night of the week, The Blues Can is a top choice for local music among many dwellers in the city. They are as famous for their hospitality as they are for the tasty tunes they deliver. Pop by for a show any night of the week or pay a visit on Saturday afternoons during their open blues jam which is best paired with a cajun fare.
Visit their Website for a list of upcoming events.
Hosting over 400 shows a year, The Ironwood is one of the foundational purveyors of live music #InInglewood. From blues, jazz, folk and more, they curate a sensational roster of events throughout the year to satisfy all of your auditory cravings. In addition, their accessible restaurant and lounge are all-ages friendly and boast a menu of delicious eats.
Visit their Website for a list of upcoming events.
If you are not familiar with the Calgary Folk Music Festival (CFMF), then get out from the rock you’re living under. All jokes aside, Festival Hall is the official headquarters for the CFMF. It is also a popular location for community gatherings, various events, markets, and CFMF live shows.
Visit their Website for a list of upcoming events.
Boasting a variety of live entertainment The Attic delivers substantially in three categories: cocktails, pizza and performance. Aside from their Thursday night live music series hosted by SunnyCider, the Attic champions burlesque, drag and comedy courtesy of The Chandelier Club, Carly’s Angels and a host of local comics. Come for the entertainment, stay for the mouth-watering pizza.
Visit their Website for a list of upcoming events.
High Line Brewing may be one of the best kept secrets for music venues #InInglewood. Featuring an amass of events, their cozy establishment hosts curated music, trivia on Tuesdays and the experimental ambiance of Bug Incision on Sundays – the latter is best served with a cool (Chris) Dadge Cucumber Ale. So wet your whistle with a tasty craft ale or cocktail and enjoy the tunes.
Visit their Website for a list of upcoming events.
Keep an eye out for Open Mic nights at the @dirtyduckpubyyc on Wednesdays. Sign-up is at 7:30 p.m. the day of, followed by performances at 8 p.m. Music, drag, comedy, spoken word are all welcome, and participants are allotted a 10-minute spot. Hosted by local musician Ainsley Christine, the first hour of the open mic is open to all ages. Bring your chops to the table at The Dirty Duck Pub on Wednesdays.
Visit their Website for a list of upcoming events.
As of the most iconic pubs #InInglewood, The Hose and Hound is more than just an establishment to wet your whistle and grab some tasty bites. This friendly and inviting neighbourhood pub features live music acts every weekend on Fridays and Saturdays. With warmer spring weather rolling in, you can be sure to catch great local acts in the comfort of their covered patio.
Visit their Website for a list of upcoming events.
Whoa, Gravity, stay for the live music and coffee. On second thought, you better throw a bottle or two of wine and a charcuterie board in there as well. Whatever your needs are, Gravity is sure to please. Their location #InInglewood boasts live music in an intimate setting, perfect for a night out with friends or family as an all-ages option.
Visit their Website for a list of upcoming events.
Augmented Reality (AR) adds graphics, sounds, touch and feedback into what we already see in front of us, through a device like an app on your phone. AR uses an existing display and overlays virtual information on top of it. You’ve probably already encountered AR without even realizing it – think Snapchat filters and Pokémon GO. Unlike Virtual Reality (VR) which transports you to a different world, AR transforms your own personal reality and perspective. The AR application, Augle, is available for download in the App Store and Google Play.
For the second year, Inglewood showcases business windows though a combination of mural, animation and music, viewed with the Augle App. The Art Walk takes place over Chinook Blast, from January 21st to February 28th, 2022, and this year includes East Village. Northern Reflection Augmented Reality Art Walk is a free, outdoors, immersive art experience for everyone to enjoy. Check out @inglewoodyyc as the tour rolls out.
Take the Art Walk to unlock a voting token worth $6 that goes directly to your favourite artist team.Once you’ve toured at least 12 windows you earn a voting token worth $6. That token is yours to give to the artist team of your choice. Up to 330 votes available.
This year’s windows in partnership with Inglewood BIA,and Calgary Municipal Land Corporation, presented by MAUD Collective and Chinook Blast. There are a total of 47 artists featured this year across 16 different murals.
Sneak Peak
Sneak Peak runs from the January 21st to January 28th. The murals will be active during this time for anyone interested in early touring.
Guided Walking Tour
Artists in attendance
January 29, 2022 at 1:00pm
Start at Sidewalk Citizen on the North Side of the building 618 Confluence Way SE, Calgary, AB T2G 0G1
Ho ho ho, and a bottle of eggnog! Merry festivus to all you super pals in the community and beyond. The season of giving is upon us and as we reflect back on the past months, tidings of joy, comfort and relaxation await us in the coming weeks ahead. Whether it’s ugly sweaters, candy canes and mistle-toe, reuniting long-distance friendships, or arguing with your ultra-conservative relatives at family gatherings, everyone has a host of experiences to indulge in this December holiday season. Nevertheless, you can count on Inglewood as your one-stop-shop for gifts and more. From bits, bites, goodies, boozies, gifties and everything in between, our local roster of premium shops have just what you need to ensure your days are merry and bright. Now hang those stockings by the chimney with care and read our holiday guide for sweet local fare.
Inglewood Breweries
Is beer the source of holiday cheer?! Just ask any of the fine folks at our local breweries. From Highline, Cold Garden, Ol’ Beautiful, Revival Brewcade and more, there’s no shortage of tasty craft pints #InInglewood. Stop by any of their locations and grab some take-home cans for the perfect stocking stuffer or fill up a growler or two to take your holiday dinner to the next level.
Fearlously feminist and unapolagetic in their branding, the Madame Premier ethos incorporates an inclusive and open ambiance. They carry a variety of garments, clothes, accessories and stationary for feminine presenting individuals and anyone throughout the spectrum. Visit their location #InInglewood today or shop their online store for a host of fantastic holiday season gifts.
If you’re looking for presents or domestic decor, then Lemonceillo is your one-stop-shop. Specializing in gifts and home ornamentation, Lemonceillo brandishes an extensive catalogue of scents, soaps, trinkets, furnishings and literally anything in between. Specifically, they have a wonderful collection of holiday inspired goodies to elevate your living space this December and make the perfect stocking stuffer.
‘The children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of Milk Jar candles and Camp Brand crewnecks danced in their heads.’ Seriously though, The Livery Shop spares no expense in keeping their coffers stocked with a well curated selection of local brands and goodies. Just make sure to grab a little something for yourself when you do your gift shopping there this holiday season.
There’s something so cozy about cuddling up with a good book in a warm space while flurries fall from the sky and dance on the ground below outside your window. If it’s books you’re seeking, then head to The Next Page – one of Inglewood’s premier independent bookstores. Reading is knowledge and knowledge is power, so a proper paperback really is the gift that keeps on giving.
Poor David’s
Poor David’s #InInglewood knows how to have cheeky fun and at the same time takes their gift selection quite seriously. Whether you’re looking for saucy stationary, some playful plush, or a provocative enamel coffee mug, the good folks at Poor David’s have a little something to spice up your holiday gift bag.
Kent of Inglewood/ Knifewear
Neighboured cozily next to each other off 9th Ave lies sibling shops Kent of Inglewood and Knifewear – the local authorities on all things blades, suds and shaving. Whether you’re looking to introduce a loved one to the wonderful world of wet shaving, picking up a trusty new blade for your lumberjack relative, or searching for a new soap scent for the winter, Kent of Inglewood and Knifewear encompass a wide variety of thoughtful and practical gifts this holiday season.
Moonstone Creation
Inglewood’s number one purveyor of Indigenous goods, Moonstone Creation was founded by Woodland Cree/Métis from Treaty 8 practicing traditional beading and leatherwork as an art form. Their shops feature a beautiful collection of traditional Indigenous inspired clothing, garments, art and accessories. Support local Indigenous artists and choose Moonstone Creation for your holiday gifts this season.
Surely there is no better way to begin your day than with a cup of coffee?! You rise up at dawn, blissfully greet the sun and meticulously grind your favourite beans, ensuring a proper ground. As warm water dances through the dark puck nestled snugly in your portafilter, a bouquet of chocolate and toffee notes mingle merrily together, permeating your nostrils and immersing the room in a fragrant, nurturing scent. The buzz of the beans wraps your body in a warm blanket and stimulates your senses – you’re off to a brilliant start and ready to tackle the day. Later, as the sun passes the midpoint of the day, you saunter over to your local cafe for an after work pick-me-up. Espresso, pour-over, drip, french press? – No matter, they have it all. The friendly barista greets you pleasantly and prepares your beverage. You eagerly join your friends in the corner of the shop for a sit down – the coffee acting as the catalyst for lively conversation. You bid farewell to your colleagues and leave with a pound of your favourite peruvian roast. Doesn’t this all sound lovely? Here #InInglewood, we host a cornucopia of cafes and coffee shops, ready to serve you. Accordingly, we have showcased several of our local stomping grounds.
Whether you have a hankering for sushi, Korean fried chicken, or need fresh bread and milk for the house, the Blue Store has it all. A one stop shop with additional accoutrements, the Blue Store partnered with the good folks at Fratello to release the ‘coffee hut’- serving customers delicious drip and specialty coffees. Grab yourself a cup next time you’re in for a grocery run.
A long time coffee staple in Inglewood, Gravity is a European style cafe, serving up bevy’s exclusively with Phil & Sebastian beans. The ambiance in the cafe is both comforting and bright, an excellent place to work or visit friends. While you’re there, balance out your buzz with a cheese and wine pairing and be sure to check their schedule for live music performances.
If vegan fare is what you seek, head to Canela for a tasty treat! What started as a farmer’s market venture, turned into a full fledged cafe in the heart of Inglewood. Canela proudly serves Calgary Heritage Roasting Co. coffee and is Calgary’s first fully vegan cafe. They prepare a variety of delicious eats, best served with a warm cup of java.
Good news everyone! Tucked away in the little red house at the intersection of commercial and residential Inglewood lies a cozy cafe aptly named Good News coffee. The vibes are cordial, genuine and neighbourly, while boasting a mix of tasteful antiquities. Good News is the perfect spot to pull up a chair and get lost in a good book – best served with a caffeinated beverage.
If you’re not familiar with Rosso by now then ‘fuhgeddaboudit’. But seriously, Rosso Coffee roasters has been serving up some delicious brews for over a decade and a half now, putting them on the map as one of Calgary’s premier roasters and cafes. Stop by their location in Inglewood and grab a bag of their Turning Point or Two Wheel while you’re at it.
Brand new to Inglewood, we are excited to present Au Croque Monsieur. Their mantra is simply to keep things simple. Working with homemade, whole ingredients and locally purchased roasts, Au Croque Monsieur creates a welcoming, warm atmosphere in their cafe – a place you can hang with friends, get work done or wind down after a long day. Serving up Convana coffee roasted in Calgary, their medium roast offers “rich, nutty and dark chocolate flavours with just a hint of orange citrus.”
Monki Breakfast Club & Bistro are known for their flagship decadent French Toast dishes and eggs benedict smothered in pink-prosecco hollandaise – that’s a given. They also serve local Rosso coffee, made to your specifications. Nothing completes brunch like a fresh cup of joe – especially when you had a few too many the night before. If you’ve had more than a few too many, you can also order beans from their website.
Located inside of Bite Grocer, Bea’s Inglewood Cafe serves nostalgic, approachable food and hot, fresh espresso from local Calgarian roaster Big Mountain Coffee. Whether you’re stopping in for their Early Bird Brunch, all day breakfast or a simple cup of coffee, Bea’s Inglewood Cafe is a local favourite, sure to keep you satiated.
On the cusp of the solstice, September is a time of change for all. As the month rolls in, school bell’s ring, the autumn air begins to cool and if one listens carefully, they can detect the cheers and elation of happy parents sending their children back to the classroom or university students visiting a new campus for the first time. Just as the leaves on the trees turn from green to an assortment of warm hues, the lives of many families and individuals begin a seasonal transformation. For many, the start of the school year can be as hectic and overwhelming as it is exciting. With an abundance of new tasks on the go, it is not always convenient to set yourself or your loved ones up for success in their learning environment. Here, #InInglewood, we have a prized collection of shops that will make your life a little easier and brighter.
When it comes to supplies for the classroom or office, quality is key. You want to choose products that are going to serve you well, set you up for success and are perhaps pleasing to the eye as well. Feeling good about the tools you’re working with is one of the keys to a productive space. Whether you’re looking for quality pens, notebooks, design tools, office supplies or anything and everything stationary, Recess has you covered.
Our teacher’s and frontline workers have been labouring without rest over the last year and a half. What a better way to show them our gratitude than a back to school gift? Lemonceillo carefully curates a diverse roster of well-crafted and responsibly made items. From an assortment of home goods, apparel and self care items, Limonceillo has a little something for everyone.
Nothing says back to school like digging into a good book. If you’re looking for a specific read for a school assignment, a particular gift for an instructor, or just something cozy to fall into this autumn, The Next Page carries a diverse selection of new and used books for the discerning reader. Visit their location or browse their online shop to find the perfect read you’ve been looking for.
Step back into the classroom or office this fall with a brand new cut and colour from the good folks at Onyx and Ivory. Their highly-trained team of stylists have the vision and expertise to craft you a new do that is sure to turn some heads.
