Shoppers flood Kindred Post. (Courtesy Photo | Kindred Post)

Shoppers flood Kindred Post. (Courtesy Photo | Kindred Post)

Kindred Post anniversary party comes with music, photos, deals

  • Juneau Empire
  • Friday, August 31, 2018 9:41pm
  • NewsEvents

After four years of being in business, Kindred Post is throwing a party.

As part of First Friday, Kindred Post’s celebration will run from 4:30-7:30 p.m. It will include live music, sweets, a photobooth and deals on items in the store.

Singer-songwriter Avery Stewart will perform, and Fera Photography and Frenchie’s Floral Studio will combine to set up a photobooth. Purchases between $25-49 will be 10 percent off, purchases between $50-99 will be 15 percent off and purchases of $100 or more will be 20 percent off.

Purchases of under $25 will come with either a hug or a high five upon request.

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