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The Bascom Gift Shop
Written By: Lin Sheffield - The Bascom | Issue: 2018/11 - November
Fall ushers in many exciting shopping opportunities in The Bascom Shop. The month of November will offer Pop Up Shops featuring baskets, paintings, and photography.
New work is always being dropped off by our talented artists in a wide variety of mediums offering an endless supply of new and exciting gift giving opportunities. As we near the holiday season, ornaments in wood, paper, glass, and clay will fill our shelves and your hearts.
With so many of our summertime guests returning home for the winter, The Bascom Shop will be offering several alternative shopping opportunities for those that miss the joy of buying from the Plateau’s wealth of local artists. Commissioned gifts are a perfect way for both large and small businesses to give client and customer gifts with an extra genuine touch.
Wanting an extra special Holiday card this year? The Bascom Shop works with 2D artists in a variety of styles and can help you create a commissioned card that is guaranteed to stay on the mantle through 2019. Wishing you could get a little help with that gift giving list? The Bascom Shop offers personal shopping for all of our clients. Send us your list and budget and we will curate a selection of work to lessen that decision fatigue. We even offer gift wrapping and shipping options. Contact The Bascom Shop while there is still timeto place orders.
At The Bascom, we love art and artists. Shopping with The Bascom Shop not only directly supports the businesses of local and regional artists, but also supports The Bascom’s core mission goals of Education, Outreach, and Exhibitions. With a dynamic selection created by a diverse group of talent, shopping with The Bascom really is the kind of gift giving combination that feeds the heart and the mind.
For more information on The Bascom Shop please Contact Kat Ford/ Retail and Guest Services Manager at (828) 787-2865 or [email protected] or visit The Bascom at 323 Franklin Road in Highlands.
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