Buy Gifts That Give Back at Today's GAIA Trunk Show

We’re awfully big fans of GAIA — love the functional yet beautiful pouches, napkins, and accessories; love that they’re made of repurposed vintage fabrics; love that they’re crafted by local refugee women, allowing them to earn a living wage… Love it all.

But we’re even bigger fans of GAIA founder, Paula Minnis. So fond, in fact, that we’ve dubbed her a full-blown “mom crush.” And she just so happens to be hosting a GAIA holiday trunk show today featuring goods from her line as well as a pop-up gallery by Iraqi artist Amer Ali. Oh, and as an added bonus, LuxeLiner will be there too.

All this goodness is going down at 5142 Stonegate Road from 11-2 and 5-7.

See you there!

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