The past year has been great to Portland’s favorite new event space.
UNION/PINE has hosted Off Site meetings with the likes of Nike, Ziba, and Instrument, photo shoots with Lulu Lemon, Lizard Lounge, and Adidas, mixers with the crew at Google, Converse, and AIGA, art shows with Wieden + Kennedy, Beam & Anchor, ADX, Laika, and countless amazing local artists, events for XOXO, MFNW, Airbnb, and Portland Design Week, helped build a hopping monthly Flea market, and has been the home of a lovely lineup of weddings, birthday parties, and even a high school prom.
Just one year into existence, it is time for a second edition of UNION/PINE’s Holiday Pop Up Event, Give Good Gift. With the momentum building from their successes, and the exciting lineup they’ve amassed, the 2012 edition will certainly be one to catch.
With nationally recognized shops
Machus (
New York Times),
Lizard Lounge (
Fodor’s),
Core77's
Hand Eye Supply, and
Tanner Goods (
Hypebeast), celebrated boutiques
Backtalk,
Lowell,
Mag-Big, and
Worn Path, treasured local haunts
Boys Fort,
Monograph Bookwerks, and
Salvage Works, and a slew of talented designers and artisans including the insanely popular wooden shades,
Shwood, vendor offerings cover every name on your holiday list.
Shoppers will find incredible jewelry for every style by
Ak Vintage,
Boet, and
Sword + Fern, clothing options for him and her (and you) from
Bridge & Burn and
Yo Vintage!, and perfect things that won’t be regifted from
Carbon Audio,
Egg Press,
Fieldwork Flowers,
Jacobsen Salt,
Makelike,
Octopus Books,
Studio Olivine,
Solabee,
The Good Flock,
Trust Co., and
West America.
In conjunction with UNION/PINE’s monthly
First Friday event for their Central Eastside neighborhood’s
art walk, December 7th will be a nighttime festivity complete with food trucks (
Thrive &
Retrolicious) and a full bar. Providing libations will be the fine folks at
New Deal Distillery and
Gigantic Brewing, and the shopping/drinking will carry on from 6pm to 11pm. December 8th will kick off early enough for the serious shoppers, complete with coffee and pastries by
New York Times local favorite,
Water Avenue Coffee, and Bloody Marys and Mimosas for those who were burning the midnight oil.