There are also plans for a location in Keller, tentatively slated to open in June, and another in Fort Worth, although that lease has not yet been signed.īilled as "Southern cookin' with a California twist," Huckleberry's takes a Cajun spin on breakfast. There's big breakfast news for residents of Sachse and beyond: Huckleberry's, a breakfast-and-lunch chain based in California, is opening a location in Sachse at 3105 Bunker Hill Rd., in a building they'll share with a location of Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii.Īccording to a post from What's New in Wylie, the bodacious new breakfast spot will open in mid-summer. The market takes place 11 am-4 pm, and entry is free. Texifornia, one-of-a-kind clothing, jewelry, and accessories.Pacha by Hand, artisanal clothing, handbags, and candles.Oventure, hands-free keychains, handbags, and cellphone holders.NHCO Botanical Bodycare, hormone-conscious bodycare including masks, scrubs, and body oil.Minito & Co, safe, functional feeding and playthings for toddlers.Le Petit Bijou Boutique, funky, fun earrings.5 Star AF, handbags, apparel, and accessories.Enjoy the Perk, paper goods and gift baskets.Eloteca, elotes stand with daring and fun combinations.Dog in the Closet, dog collars, shirts, jackets, tutus, and couture.Candle Ghoul, coconut and soy wax candles.To fully transform the shopping center’s outdoor walkway into an immersive and vibrant Alley Market, teenage turntablist DJ K-Sprinkles will play a mix of upbeat, popular songs. Vendor highlights include CocoAndre, the chocolate company owned by Mexican-American mother daughter duo Andrea and Cindy Pedraza Oventure, a hands-free keychain company that's been featured on "Oprah's Favorite Things" and The Planting Hand, owned by Karla Gallegos, who turned a volunteer gig she took on while working for HG Sply creating their rooftop garden into one of Dallas’ most interesting horticultural businesses. Bonton will also be a vendor, selling seasonal produce and preserves.
This rendition takes place October 21-22 with more than a dozen businesses, all women-owned, with 10 percent of sales benefiting Bonton Farms.
The event is the culmination of a month-long partnership between the shiny North Dallas shopping center and the South Dallas nonprofit.Ĭalled Alley Market, it's a bi-annual event celebrating small businesses that takes place in Galleria Dallas’ outdoor alley, next to The Blue Fish. Galleria Dallas is hosting a market this weekend that'll benefit Bonton Farms.
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