Coconut Grove Grapevine: Opening party to introduce Pages to Coconut Grove

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Wednesday, December 09, 2015

Opening party to introduce Pages to Coconut Grove

Stopped by Pages Tuesday night for their opening party. Pages is the new bookstore at 2992 McFarlane Road. It's all about art books, poetry and music.

Lots of 20-somethings and young creatives were out with the older Grovites and it was a nice mix of people who enjoyed the premier event.

Champagne, hors d'oeuvres and live music were featured among the books.

There were lots of familiar faces. People came and went all night. It was a popular corner of Coconut Grove on Tuesday night.

Lots of the Breakfast Club crowd were there from the main Bookstore in the Grove. Pages is owned by The Bookstore in the Grove.

The plan is to have the pop-up store stay open through February. It's a great place for holiday gifts.

Art on the walls and for sale is by Liam Alexander, award winning photographer. You can check his work out here: www.l-i-a-m.com. This photo of Liam is by Peter Johan Studl.

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