Mountain Rose Herbs Mercantile Seattle | Grand Opening Celebration
On Saturday, September 7th from 11-6, we will be hosting a HUGE grand opening to celebrate the opening of our new store in Seattle.
The first 100 people will receive an exclusive swag bag filled with Mountain Rose Herbs swag and products. We will also be hosting giveaways and featured herbalists for book signings. Guest authors include John Gallagher, Lucretia VanDyke, Suzanne Tabert, and our very own Shawn Donnille. We are also offering in-store discounts and will have a live KEXP DJ.
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