Downtown Cartersville Business Spotlight

News about businesses in Downtown Cartersville

Decorating Starts With a Trip to Fabric 101
Welcome to Ann Madden, owner of Fabric 101, located at 110 W. Main Street. Ann loves helping customers select custom decorator fabrics for their homes, and also features fabrics for quilt enthusiasts. Classes on sewing, decorating, quilting and more are offered! Need ideas for window treatments? She also has great ideas for draping fabrics without sewing. Visit her or call 678-721-5767.


Pottery Lane Offers Classes for All Ages
Visit Pottery Lane, at 15 E. Main Street, and paint your own pottery, then pick it up later after it’s been fired in the kiln. Owner Tasha Lane welcomes individuals or families to drop in, or groups of up to 50 by appointment. Birthdays, bridal, ladies nights, holiday groups or corporate outings are welcome. All ages are welcome, and even infants can have their foot or handprint put on pottery pieces. Hours are Tues.-Thurs. 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Fri./Sat. 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. Call 770-607-6931 for more information.


The Wizard Arrives at Wall to Wall Frames
State of the art laser mat cutting is now available at Wall to Wall Frames, 14 S. Wall St. Owner Sally Ann Burdette’s new Wizard mat cutter is computer driven, so any logo or design can be entered and cut into a mat. Check out the University of Georgia oval G (or ask for other college logos) to frame a diploma. Unique mats for bridal, birthday, holidays…the possibilities and the number of openings cut into a mat are up to your imagination. Visit Sally Ann or call 770-386-2923.


The Shaving Gallery Concept Goes National
Congratulations to Lauren Cross, owner of The Shaving Gallery, 18 E. Church St., as she launches The Shaving Gallery spa concept and product line nationally. The Shaving Gallery product line includes pre-shave gel, shave lathers and aftershave gels, plus shaving accessories, training, and equipment modules. Products are all natural, free of dyes, isopropyl alcohol and synthetic preservatives that can irritate your skin. For more information about the store-within-a-store concept, call 770-387-1200.
 

Organic Foods Come to Downtown
Swheat Market Deli is opening in February 2006 at 5 East Main Street as a wonderful addition in the back of the current Swheat Market natural food market.  Owners Guy and Kari Hodge already offer organic produce, fresh baked breads and muffins, body care products, coffee beans, dried fruits, nuts, seeds, grains, trail mixes, cow and goat cheese and so much more.  For more information, call 770-607-0067. 

Sample Delicious Teas With Friends
Many people have been to wine tastings, but have you ever been to a Tea Cupping?  Church Street Tea Garden owner Ginger Garrard explains that these special afternoons are a way to open your palate to the tastes of new teas.  For these and other special events at the Tea Garden, reservations are required.  And remember, Church Street Tea Garden is the perfect location for bridal, birthday and special events. For more information, call  678-721-5025.

Celebrities Gather Here on Tuesday Nights
M’Vorneen’s Irish Pub, 110 Museum Drive, is the place to be on Tuesday nights as celebrity bartenders raise funds for local charities.  Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages count toward the charities funds.  Recent bartending groups have included the Bartow Humane Society, Rotary Club of Etowah and the Exchange Club.  For more information on this program, call 770-386-1033, and mark your calendar for Tuesday nights at M’Vorneen’s.