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The Painted Tree Boutique now open at Barrywoods

Landmark Digital by Landmark Digital
April 27, 2024
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The Painted Tree Boutique now open at Barrywoods

Shop owners at The Painted Tree Boutique in the Barrywoods Shopping Center at I-29 and Barry Road at Sherii Parrett and Madison Johnson, grandmother/granddaughter. Both are from Platte City.

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SHOP OWNERS FROM PLATTE CITY

The vibrant community of Barrywoods Crossing near I-29 and Barry Road is about to get a stylish upgrade with the grand opening of The Painted Tree Boutique.

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Barrywoods Crossing Shopping Center is anchored by AMC Theatres.

Already pleasing its customers with a soft opening on April 13, The Painted Tree Boutique promises to be a haven for all things inspiring, and stylish.
A grand opening celebration is set for May 4.

Shop owners say The Painted Tree Boutique embodies a spirit of togetherness and community support. With a focus on fostering local talent and entrepreneurship, the boutique aims to provide a treasure trove of delightful items for the discerning shopper.

“We are thrilled to be grandmother/granddaughter shop owners at The Painted Tree Boutique to Barrywoods,” said Sherii Parrett, 58, and Madison Johnson, 16, from Platte City. “The goal of The Painted Tree is to offer a curated selection of products that reflect the unique tastes and preferences of our community members. Whether you’re looking for a special gift or a treat for yourself, there is something for everyone.”

The Painted Tree Boutique will showcase a diverse range of products across various categories, including home decor, fashion accessories, artisanal crafts, and much more. With an emphasis on quality, style, and affordability, customers can expect to find something truly special with each visit.

“We want our customers to feel inspired and uplifted every time they step through the doors,” Sherii said.

“The team is dedicated to providing exceptional service and creating a welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels valued and appreciated.”

In addition to offering a unique shopping experience, The Painted Tree Boutique will also provide opportunities for local entrepreneurs to showcase their talents and products through consignment and collaboration.

“We believe in the power of community and collaboration,” said Madison. “By supporting local artisans and small businesses, we hope to contribute to the economic growth and vibrancy of Barrywoods.”

The grand opening celebration will feature special discounts, giveaways, and refreshments for attendees. The Painted Tree Boutique invites all members of the Barrywood community to join in the festivities and discover what makes this new store a must-visit destination.

For more information about The Painted Tree Boutique and its grand opening event, visit www.paintedtree.com or follow them on social media @PaintedTreeBarrywood.

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