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WAREHOUSE ROW PRESENTS
CRAFTED BYSOUTHERN HANDS
06.28.14 • 3-6PM • FRESH PEACHES • ICE CREAM • LIVE MUSIC • PONY RIDES
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CRAFTED BY SOUTHERN HANDS
Crafted By Southern Hands, a sweet summer celebration for all ages, returns to Warehouse Row this June 28th, with fresh, handpicked
Georgia peaches from The Peach Truck (in Chattanooga for one day only!), complimentary refreshments from Jeni’s Splendid Ice
Creams, local food and drink, live music by Ten Bartram, and pony rides by Noah’s Little Ark. Learn more at craftedbysouthernhands.com.
JENI’S SPLENDID ICE CREAM
Jeni Britton Bauer founded Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams in 2002 and has since gone on to
author two cookbooks, create a national wholesale market and extensive direct-to-customer
online hub for her ice creams, and has opened sixteen (and counting) scoop shops. Every
product is made from the ground up with grass-grazed milk, local produce, American bean-
to-bar chocolate, and select ingredients from around the world. Learn more at jenis.com.
NOAH’S LITTLE ARK
Rich and Cindy, founders of Noah’s Little Ark share a lifelong love of animals. They moved
to Chattanooga in 2003, started a farm, and began rescuing llamas, alpacas, goats, sheep,
ducks, horses, ponies, chickens and more. A friend asked them to bring their critters to a
birthday party, which sparked the idea to spread the Noah’s Little Ark love to other events.
Drop by Crafted by Southern Hands for a pony ride or visit noahslittleark.net to learn more.
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THE PEACH TRUCK
It’s a tale of two peaches: a Georgia boy fell in love with a girl
from way up north. He took her to Nashville and taught her to
love everything he cherished about the south: hot summers,
front porches, and—best of all—fresh peaches. Alas, the boy
made a terrible discovery: Nashville didn’t have peaches, at
least, not the big, juicy peaches he grew up eating in Georgia.
So the boy and the girl, otherwise known as Stephen and
Jessica Rose, did the next logical thing for a couple crazy in
love with each other—and peaches. They traded in their car
for a 1964 Gladiator Jeep truck and began selling fresh fruit
by the bagful. The Roses’ truck is so much a part of their love
story that they even included it in their wedding party, taking
communion right off its perky-nosed, forest-green hood.
The Roses say, without irony, that their peaches are THE
BEST (Italics! All caps!) peaches you’ll ever have: rich and
fragrant, with an intoxicating sweetness that dances across
your taste buds. They come from Pearson Farm in—we kid you
not—Peach County, Georgia. Pearson Farm is a 130 year-old
peach and pecan estate that has been family farmed for five
generations. It is notable as it was the first farm in Georgia to
receive the GAP (good agricultural practices) certification, and
the peaches are grown with water-saving drip irrigation and
minimal pesticides.
The Roses and their Peach Truck peaches have been featured
in Southern Living, The Huffington Post, and The Tennessean.
Their website, thepeachtruck.com, features online ordering,
a wealth of information on the proper care and preservation
of peaches, recipes, and Stephen’s blog, which documents the
development of each year’s harvest and offers recipes and news
of The Peach Truck’s travels. Find the The Peach Truck blog at
thepeachtruck.com/blogs, like The Peach Truck on Facebook at
facebook.com/thepeachtruck, and follow the Roses on Twitter
at @ThePeachTruck.
CRAFTED BY SOUTHERN HANDS
Hailing from Nashville, red-hot izakaya and ramen restaurant,
Two Ten Jack will open a 4,800 square-foot Chattanooga location
in Warehouse Row’s mercantile late this fall. Expanding upon
the culinary world’s recent fascination with upscale brewhouses,
an izakaya is a type of pubhouse—a Japanese version of your
local neighborhood pub, offering tasty food and great service
in a friendly environment. Two Ten Jack’s menu will feature
kodawari, ramen, yakitori, sushi and other Japanese-inspired
comfort food, as well as a curated list of beverages on tap, reserve
cocktails, single malt whiskies, sake, shochu, and more. Find Two
Ten Jack on Facebook at facebook.com/twotenjack and follow
them on Twitter at @TwoTenJack.
Conceptual renderings for the Two Ten Jack space, slated to open in the Mercantile at Warehouse Row in late fall, 2014.
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INTRODUCING TWO TEN JACK
WELCOME BRASH COFFEE
There is no time like the present to drop by Warehouse
Row for a cuppa of Matthew Ludwikowski’s remarkable
Brash Coffee, winner of the Southeast Regional Brewers
Cup 2012 and top-six finalist in the 2012 National
Brewers Cup competition. Inspired by a trip to Laguenta
El Salvador, Ludwikowski’s commitment to coffee
reaches beyond flavor to fair wages for farmers and an
honest, relationship-driven business with coffee growers
in El Salvador, Central America, and South America.
Ludwikowski believes that coffee creates community,
bringing together people from all walks of life who share
a common passion for great coffee.
Ludwikowski has been sourcing and roasting his own
coffee since 2012, selling it through select restaurants,
boutique retailers, and informally out of his Atlanta
office on Peachtree Street. He’s excited to be taking
the Brash Coffee concept to the next level with a 1,089
square-foot brick-and-mortar location off Market Street
at Warehouse Row.
Brash Coffee opened a pop-up coffee kiosk at Warehouse Row, just
before Christmas. Their permanant location in Building North opened
this past May. Visit Brash Coffee at Facebook.com/BrashCoffee to
learn more.
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WAREHOUSE PICNICS & POPS IN THE PARK
Each July 3rd, the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera
tunes up its tubas, trumpets and timpanis to accompany
Chattanooga’s iconic Independence Day fireworks event:
Pops on the River. Located in Coolidge Park, the event
is free and open to all. The concert begins at 8pm with
fireworks following at 9:45pm.
Pops on the River is best enjoyed with a take-away picnic
dinner from any of Warehouse Row’s fine eateries. Try
the fried chicken from Public House (made the way
your Grandma made it!), the fried green tomatoes and
the “de stupendous” Sheer Bliss Tupelo Burger from
Tupelo Honey Cafe, or the melt-in-your-mouth barbecue
sandwich from Petunia’s Silver Jalapeño. With food this
good, the fireworks in your mouth may rival the spectacle
in the sky. Visit chattanoogapops.com to learn more about
2014’s Pops in the Park event.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY
TEN BARTRAMFan favorite Ten Bartram will return to Warehouse Row on June 28th, appearing at our Crafted by Southern Hands celebration.
186 enthusiastic Ten Bartram fans recently ponied up more than
$15,000 to help the group fund the recording of its next release,
Some Hootenannies. Taking the name from their grandmother’s one-
time address, Ten Bartram Road, sister team Eleanor and Rebekah
Angel describes their creative process as thoughtful, imaginative,
and practical. After recording Some Hootenannies, they plan to
immediately hit the road for a Southeastern Tour.
Before they embark on tour, however, the trio—Eleanor (vocals,
guitar), Rebekah (vocals, mandolin, ukelele), and Peter (all other
instruments)—will play a sure-to-be-amazing set at Warehouse
Row’s June 28th Crafted by Southern Hands event. Ten Bartram
can be found on virtually every social media and music-related site.
To learn more, like them on Facebook at facebook.com/tenbartram,
follow them on Twitter @tenbartram, check out their photos on
Instagram at instagram.com/tenbartram and visit tenbartram.com
for a comprehensive list of Ten Bartram links.
Amanda Pinson Jewelry423.209.2828amandapinsonjewelry.com
Barry Bogo Jewelrybarrybogojewelry.com
Brash Coffeebrash.io
The Cosmetic Market423.779.1377thecosmeticmarket.com
Ellie’s Fine Lingerie423.531.3054ellieslingerie.com
Embellish423.752.Shoeembellishshoes.com
Gallery 1401 Fine Art423.265.0015gallery1401.com
Homespun Parties & Events423.596.8374homespunparties.com
Kayce Hughes423.386.5225kaycehughes.com
Level 10 Salon423.634.2042level10salonchattanooga.com
Lines Orchids423.847.5651linesorchids.com
Petunia’s Silver Jalapeño423.756.6010facebook.com/PetuniasSilverJalapenoWarehouseRow
Pilates Chattanooga423.493.0775pilateschattanooga.com
Public House Restaurant423.266.3366publichousechattanooga.com
REVIVAL423.265.2656SHOP, revivalhome.comINTERIORS, revivalinteriors.net
Rhinoceros Boutique423.634.8045facebook.com/rhinochattanooga
Shadowbox Paperie423.266.4877 facebook.com/shadowboxpaperie
Tupelo Honey Cafe423.779.0400tupelohoneycafe.com
Two Ten JackComing soontwotenjack.com
Yoga Landing423.531.6977yogalanding.net
Yves Delorme423.265.4005yvesdelorme.com
WAREHOUSE ROW
Retail Leasing: Kristen [email protected]
Office Leasing:John [email protected]
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BUILDING SOUTHFLOOR 1AMANDA PINSON JEWELRY EMBELLISHLINES ORCHIDSPUBLIC HOUSE RESTAURANTREVIVALRHINOCEROS BOUTIQUESHADOWBOX PAPERIETHE SOCIAL AT PUBLIC HOUSEYVES DELORME
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BUILDING NORTHFLOOR 1BRASH COFFEEELLIE’S FINE LINGERIE GALLERY 1401 FINE ARTKAYCE HUGHESTHE COSMETIC MARKETTUPELO HONEY CAFE
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FLOOR 2BARRY BOGO JEWELRYPILATES CHATTANOOGALEASING LOFTWAREHOUSE ROW PROJECT SPACE
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MERCANTILE FOOD MARKETPETUNIA’S SILVER JALAPEÑOSECURITY OFFICEMANAGEMENT OFFICE
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FLOOR 2LEVEL 10 SALONREVIVAL INTERIORSYOGA LANDING
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