Several businesses in “Upper West Cherokee” (3100-3200 blocks of Cherokee Street) will celebrate milestones on February 5^th, 2011.  STL-Style and Lighthouse Design, collectively known as STyLehouse, will celebrate their recent expansion into a larger storefront, where they design, produce and sell their renowned St. Louis-inspired apparel and provide custom screen printing and promotional branding services.  Peridot, an independent boutique selling local handmade goods, will kick off their grand re-opening in the storefront next door.  Neighborhood bookseller The Archive is celebrating its 1 Year Anniversary half a block down the street, and local market and café The Cherokee Peach, slated to open on Cherokee in the spring, will preview its flavorful delights.  Fort Gondo will feature Juan Montana's photographic exhibit, Cherokee People.

All stores will be open from 11am-5pm for regular business, followed by a party at STyLehouse beginning at 5pm, where DJ Amputee will spin records for the rest of the night.  We invite the public to be our accomplices in this incident.

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What: The Upper West Cherokee Incident

Where: 3100-3200 blocks of Cherokee Street in Benton Park West, St. Louis City

When: Saturday, February 5, 2011; 5-10pm

Who: STyLehouse, Peridot, The Archive, The Cherokee Peach and YOU!

Why: To celebrate the greatest corner on planet Earth

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The Upper West Cherokee Incident is a Rusty Cat production.

For more information, contact:

Rusty Conklin: (314) 954-8972 –or- therustyconklin@aol.com
Mia Snell: (314) 315-2006 –or- mia@peridot-stl.com
Randy Vines: (314) 761-4469 –or- randy@stl-style.com

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