The Marketplace Revolution Experience The Future Of Secondhand Shopping With Bst Anchorage - Shuttlefare Blog
Open may 9 through september 13, 2020. Different vendors every day. One market day may have 80 vendors and the very next day may have over 200 vendors selling local alaskan food, crafts, art, clothing and much more!
Each weekend, vendors from around the state set up their stalls to sell. Affluent shoppers embrace secondhand shopping. The resale business is projected to grow by 80% over the next five years. The pandemic years changed shopping in anchorage. Mark fricker, store manager of the goodwill off the old seward highway, said he is seeing a trend of increased shopping over the past few months. Coming soon to the corner of 6th avenue and ingra street, people will find them along with ways to help benefit the greater community at a new thrift shop called fashionpact. From fresh and local produce to live music and homemade crafts, markets are a great way to experience the best alaska has to offer.
Mark fricker, store manager of the goodwill off the old seward highway, said he is seeing a trend of increased shopping over the past few months. Coming soon to the corner of 6th avenue and ingra street, people will find them along with ways to help benefit the greater community at a new thrift shop called fashionpact. From fresh and local produce to live music and homemade crafts, markets are a great way to experience the best alaska has to offer. Here are some of anchorage’s most prolific and diverse. Fashionpact, which resells used apparel and housewares, has two locations in anchorage, but neither is anywhere near northern lights boulevard and spenard road. Secondhand, thrift, and antiques stores are found in most parts of the city. “i think there’s used shops, of a variety, spread around the anchorage municipality.
Secondhand, thrift, and antiques stores are found in most parts of the city. “i think there’s used shops, of a variety, spread around the anchorage municipality.
