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this sounds really interesting for the costumers...
For anyone who is interested, The SF Opera costume department is having one of its rare sales (last was 2003).
The sale will be at our prop and scenery warehouse at 800 Indiana St., SF CA.
Saturday Oct. 24, 10:00-5:00
Sunday Oct. 25, 10:00-4:00
We generally have all price ranges($1 to $1000) most below $25. Everything is usually priced way below what it is worth, but if we are not going to use it again and it is taking up valuable storage space, it has got to go!
Re-use, Re-purpose, and support your local arts non-profits during the recession.
Anyway, feel free to pass this on to anyone who might be interested - there's a ton (probably literally) of awesome and crazy things. Seriously, this is a Halloween, costume ball, Dickens Fair, RenFest, Burning Man aficionado's dream come true, particularly if you have a thing for rhinestones.
Also, just FYI, if you're shopping for yourself or a friend it's a good idea to know your basic measurements (bust, waist, hip) since even though you might not be able to try things on (I have no idea what the situation/policy on that is), most stuff will be marked with garment measurements. You might even want to bring a tape measure just to be on the safe side.
For anyone who is interested, The SF Opera costume department is having one of its rare sales (last was 2003).
The sale will be at our prop and scenery warehouse at 800 Indiana St., SF CA.
Saturday Oct. 24, 10:00-5:00
Sunday Oct. 25, 10:00-4:00
We generally have all price ranges($1 to $1000) most below $25. Everything is usually priced way below what it is worth, but if we are not going to use it again and it is taking up valuable storage space, it has got to go!
Re-use, Re-purpose, and support your local arts non-profits during the recession.
Anyway, feel free to pass this on to anyone who might be interested - there's a ton (probably literally) of awesome and crazy things. Seriously, this is a Halloween, costume ball, Dickens Fair, RenFest, Burning Man aficionado's dream come true, particularly if you have a thing for rhinestones.
Also, just FYI, if you're shopping for yourself or a friend it's a good idea to know your basic measurements (bust, waist, hip) since even though you might not be able to try things on (I have no idea what the situation/policy on that is), most stuff will be marked with garment measurements. You might even want to bring a tape measure just to be on the safe side.