It is the first snowfall of the season. Exciting but short lived as it will be back to sweater weather by the week’s end.
The three year renovation of Saxonburg’s Main Street is finally over and it is time to come to The Stillroom Gift & Tea shop to celebrate this long awaited event.
The streets are wider, the sidewalks are brand spanking new brick, the new historically accurate street lamps illuminate the street to reveal a job well done and well worth waiting for.
The Stillroom Gift and Tea Shop at 111 State Street is open now for its twelfth season. I am here every week on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11-3 with expanded days and hours starting Wednesday, December 4th.
I will be open Friday, November 29th (the day after Thanksgiving) from 11-3 and again from 7-9 p.m. for our annual light up night parade.
As far as shopping Main Street, I strongly suggest you call individual shops for hours.
The shops are as follows:
On Main Street…
Mimi’s Memories 724-524-0565
Pangea Street 724-496-2212
The Saxonburg Area Artists Co op 412-260-5779
C. Matus 724-352-2860
On State Street…
The Stillroom Gift & Tea Shop 412-721-6357
On Butler Street-
Gray Wolf Gallery 724-352-9920
Any new shops I don’t know about? Probably. There are a few places up for rent on Main so if any one new pops in, that’s where you will find them!
So, if you are looking for lovely teacups, tea pots, tea accessories including gold filters, tea cosy’s and tea wallets (complete with holiday tea assortment, holiday tea, herbal tea, loose tea , white tea, green tea, black tea, red tea, come to Bubba’a, I mean The Stillroom.
I also carry great fresh coffee from La Prima, fresh biscotti ready to be custom packaged for gift giving, fragrant herbs and spices by the ounce and cool things made not only the USA but by Nimble Mitts & Co. right here in Saxonburg.
You can buy a cup of tea for someone for 30 cents or buy a vintage teacup for $30.00. The shop has something nice for all budgets plus you get ME!
That’s a gift in and of itself because I am so awesome!
Let the merriment and mirth begin!
The Stillroom 
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