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Artist Boutique Next to Toast: Coming Soon

When the breakfast & lunch nook Toast took over the enclave space from the old Drip, it meant there was room for Gina Madrid's next big adventure; she'll be opening an art boutique in the main Drip space this summer.Among Madrid's offerings: handcrafted goods by local artists -- jewelry, apparel, ceramics,...

By Catherine Slye

April 23, 2010

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When the breakfast & lunch nook Toast took over the enclave space from the old Drip, it meant there was room for Gina Madrid's next big adventure; she'll be opening an art boutique in the main Drip space this summer.

Among Madrid's offerings: handcrafted goods by local artists -- jewelry, apparel, ceramics, handmade chocolates and way-cool rebuilt fixed gear bikes by Vine Saccento.

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