Pop-up shop event in East Williamsburg aims to help small businesses, family shelters
Nina Reynolds, owner of Nina K Naturals LLC, celebrated five years in business by hosting a small business pop-up on Sunday in Williamsburg.
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8h agoEast Williamsburg was the site of a pop-up shopping event Sunday with a goal to help small businesses and family shelters in the community.
Nina Reynolds, owner of Nina K Naturals LLC, celebrated five years in business by hosting the event.
People at the event were treated to food, drinks and live poetry. It was hosted in collaboration with the Kensington Family Shelter and Providence Home, which accepted donations for their family shelters.
Reynolds told News 12 that she plans to have another pop-up event in December.
