There’s a plant pop-up happening in Harold’s Cross this weekend
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There’s a plant pop-up happening in Harold’s Cross this weekend
Words: Emily Mullen
Clay will be opening up their studio from July 31st to August 1st
One of the city’s premiere plant retailers will be launching their first popup store from July 31st to August 1st.
Clay have been operating online since launching in 2020, have been supplying Dublin with a curated range of indoor plants, designer pots, and accessories.
The team are now opening their studio in Harold’s Cross to the public for the first time, the team have transformed the space into “an experiential Jungle” for the occasion which will allow customers to drop by and browse through our range of plants, pots and accessories.
Clay will be launching new products, free gifts with purchases and a repotting facility as part of the popup.
You can find the Clay Studio Pop-Up Shop on Harold’s Cross’s Mill studios, for more information visit their Instagram account.
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District and Jameson Black Barrel share the same affinity for cutting edge music culture and with that in mind, we thought who better to team up with to explore the intersection of jazz and hip hop. As part of the Jameson Black Barrel Smooth Series we’re examining the developments that are propelling new acts to the forefront and talking to the innovators leading the jazzy revolution. You can purchase Jameson Black Barrel here. Please drink Jameson Black Barrel responsibly. Visit drinkaware.ie
