The expanded space has a fitting room, new bathrooms, a kitchen, and a textile-making studio.
BUFFALO, N.Y. — A local organization that helps refugee artists sell their goods has a new space to call home.
Stitch Buffalo on Saturday morning opened the doors of its new store and studio on Plymouth Avenue in Buffalo. The expanded space has a fitting room, new bathrooms, a kitchen, and a textile-making studio.
“I will say that our retail space offers the products that we make more space for visibility, and so you can really see the craft and the work that the women who participate in our refugee women’s workshops are capable of,” Dawne Hoeg, the Stitch Buffalo founder and executive director, told 2 On Your Side.
Stitch Buffalo’s new store is at 284 Plymouth Ave., and open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
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