Our annual Winter Break is arriving soon. Our last in-shop day will be January 31st and we will re-open in early March with a date TBD. We'll let you know. Pod's online shop will remain open. Local pickup will be paused during our break. Our sister biz Shop Fog Linen is rolling out some Spring goods here and there so keep your eyes on that too! 

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Shopping. Fundraising. Join us December 6th & 7th!

This annual holiday event is especially important because we donate a portion of our weekend sales to Rosie's Place, a local organization whose mission is close to our hearts.

Rosie's Place was founded in 1974 as the first women's shelter in the United States. Located in Boston, their mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment that helps poor and homeless women maintain their dignity, seek opportunity, and find security in their lives.
Today, in its 51st year, Rosie's Place is a multi-service community center that offers women emergency shelter and meals, and so much more: a food pantry, ESOL classes, legal assistance, wellness care, one-on-one support, housing and job search services, and community outreach. Here women will find support, opportunity and the tools they need to make a new start.
Rosie's Place relies SOLELY on the generous support of individuals, foundations, and corporations and DOES NOT accept any city, state, or federal funding.

So what's going on besides making a dent in your gift lists?
* Fragrant paperwhites, potted up and just waiting to be gifted.
* Erin Heath of Forêt is back and crafting artful holiday wreaths and other greens to add warmth to your home. This year, we're offering five festive options that you'll need to preorder by Dec.3rd, 5p.
PREORDERS ARE NOW CLOSED
* Whimsy Floral Studio will be providing us with lovely wraps of mixed seasonal greens--perfect for your weekend eventing. Available on-site, until they sell through. 

Do not forget the RAFFLE!! Anyone who makes a purchase at Pod during this weekend event is eligible. We're so very grateful for the generous donations from: Cutty's, Bon, Hi-Rise Bread Co., Bagelsaurus, Field & Vine, June Bug, Family Dinner,  Breadboard Bakery, Katherine Small Gallery, London Borough of Jam, Joanne Rossman, Drinkwaters, Studio Carta, Lekker Home, Motto, Whimsy Floral Studio, Sanctuaire, Patch NYC, Give Good Home, a Pod / Uncommon Feasts collab., Cambridge Naturals, Wild Child and Still Life Studios.If we're lucky, this list will grow.

At checkout, you'll be asked if you'd like to enter the raffle. It does NOT cost extra! We'll need your name, phone number and email--this is simply to be able to contact you if you win. We are not adding you to ANY lists or sharing your info. We promise.

It's a fun time. We help you out, you help us out, we all help Rosie's Place out. There's a lotta love around this event and we hope you will find a moment to participate. XO

*massive thanks to Fableworks Studio for helping out with graphics*

Join us Sunday, October 19th from noon-4p as we welcome Josh Pierson of Papa’s Catch Salmon.

Papa’s Catch Salmon is based in Harvard, Massachusetts. During the summer, Josh runs a 32’ gillnet boat in Bristol Bay, Alaska. During the rest of the year, they distribute their salmon in the greater Northeast until they run out sometime in the spring. Papa’s Catch offers sustainably-caught, wild Alaskan sockeye salmon. Harvested in Bristol Bay, Alaska, which boasts the largest and healthiest wild sockeye salmon run on the planet, Papa’s Catch takes pride in providing a sustainable product that nourishes individuals and communities alike.

Aside from filling CSA pickups and pre-order pickup, Josh will be selling salmon fillets on site—whole and portioned—that have been de-boned, vacuum packaged and flash frozen. The freshness and quality is un-matched!

Join us, Josh, shop, and learn about sustainable fishing efforts in Bristol Bay.
New and familiar faces are most welcome.

If you cannot make it to our event, you can also find Papa’s Catch Salmon here. 

Pod will be open this Sunday, Oct.19th, 12-5p.