Come one, come all! Please visit the following vendors at this year’s Alumnae Market on Saturday, May 18th from 11:30 am – 4 pm in the Rotunda of Johnson Hall. Even if you are not celebrating a reunion, we invite you back to campus for an afternoon of shopping.
We look forward to seeing you. thank you for supporting the Alumnae Market and some of our alumnae-owned businesses!
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-Alumnae Collection.
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Your one-stop shop for all of the official Meredith College items including Vineyard Vines totes and ties, Lilly Pulitzer t-shirts, Tervis Tumblers, children’s shirts and onesies and more. Also new this year are engraved acrylic serving pieces, baseball hats, MC seal car magnets, and fleece embroidered vests.
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-Allison Trabucco Cain, ’95.
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Allison is an author and Christian speaker at many women’s events. Visit her booth for a selection of devotionals and books for women and children.
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-Melody Dossenbach Crow, ’94.
Melody is a 1984 graduate of Art Department and specializes in acrylic and watercolor paintings and prints. Notecards, Christmas cards and gift tags all from original works of art.
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-Ethel B Designs.
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Handmade artwork, gifts and accessories.
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– Ever So Lovely.
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-Lena & Laine Boutique.
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Jewelry and fashion accessories for Men and Women. Specializing in custom orders. Bib necklaces, bow ties, earrings, rings, and more! All handcrafted.
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-Nickleby Court Collections.
Nickleby Court Collection specializes in high end gifts at value pricing. Owner Page Pine is known in Charlotte as the “collegiate” gift lady, but in recent years the collection has branched out into a huge variety of gifts.
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-Olly Oxen.
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-Polka Dot Dress.
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-Kim Peeples Reynolds, ’93
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-Southern Draw by Amber McClure, ’10.
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I like things that are old, well-built, well made, and full of story-telling life so each of my frames and signs are made from re-purposed wood, handpainted, and made with love! I have my own unique, fresh, and rustic style, and I am up for any idea challenges, so if you visit my website you can see that I don’t just stop with frames and custom signs! From personalized stamps to prints, I hope you can find the perfect gift or something special for you!
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-Southernly Stated.
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The distinction of southern roots paired with life experiences and the fervor for a new adventure, Southernly Stated has now become reality featuring t-shirts, tanks and gifts — all with a southern flair.
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– Specialty Design Company.
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Visit the Specialty Design Company for monogrammed items, jewelry, travel accessories, hats and more!
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-Steel Magnolia Creations.
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SMC is proud to offer fun and functional gifts for new moms, babies and toddlers. Our aprons and casserole carriers make great gifts for that special bride-to-be. Of course, you could always treat yourself to something new and nice!
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– Strictly Homemade.
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Strictly Homemade is just that, everything is Homemade by Meredith alumna Maridith “Kenna” Fitts, ’00. Visit Strictly Homemade for everything from children’s clothes, women’s clothes to pillows and curtains.
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-Thirty-one, Talley Evans, ‘06.
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