UPTOWN SWIRL GLASSES ON SALE NOW
Keepsake wine glasses for Brenham’s “Uptown Swirl” event are on sale now.
The glasses act as a ticket for one of the most popular downtown Brenham events. Uptown Swirl, happening January 14th from 3 to 7 p.m., is a chance to enjoy an afternoon of shopping and wine tasting in the downtown district. There will be over fifty wines to sample from all over the world, as well as snacks and musical entertainment.
The commemorative wine glasses are available now for a special price of $35, with the price going up to $40 after December 31st. Glasses can be bought online at downtownbrenham.com or at any other the participating stores downtown including:
- Alchemy
- Anatomy Clothing Co.
- Ant Street Inn
- Bluebird Off The Square
- Branded Boutique
- Brenham Heritage Museum
- Dona Lynn's
- Downtown Gallery
- fancy that!
- Glissmann's
- Hermann Furniture
- Hermann General Store
- JR's Antiques and Collectibles
- Lolli & Dauts
- Must Be Heaven
- Puppy Dawgs and Cat Tails
- Ranch Interiors
- Sassafras
- Six Shooter Junction
- Sweet Repeats
- Tegg Studio
- The Book Nook
- The Cottage on the Square
- The Pomegranate/Funky Art Café
- Today & Yesterday
- Tres Chic
- Whisky Bent
- Woman's Cave
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I participated last year. I made the rounds. And then, at the one drugstore location, I was told when I asked about the ladies room, that they did not have a public restroom. I have decided not to participate this year, since some of the businesses obviously do not supply the basic necessity and hospitality of a restroom to their customers.
There are public restrooms located downtown that have been there for years. You were so close to them if you were at the drugstore. We will raise a glass in your absence.
Yes, but if the local businesses are going to help host an event, for which you already paid admission to, and then hope/expect you to visit their business and spend money, then one would think that the shop owners would be a little more hospitable. Not knowing the details of the event in question, my thinking is that was probably the only shop one may have experienced that in because it was a drugstore and the bathrooms were in an controlled-access location to prevent theft of prescription drugs.