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Queen City Pop-Up sets up holiday event at Buffalo Hyatt Regency

The holiday pop-up will be on the first floor of the hotel, across from the Starbucks kiosk, and will feature a number of local small business retailers.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The 2021 holiday edition of the Queen City Pop-Up kicks off this weekend at the Buffalo Hyatt Regency in downtown Buffalo.

The holiday pop-up will be on the first floor of the hotel, across from the Starbucks kiosk, and will feature a number of local small business retailers that were selected to take part. According to event organizers, the pop-up will be on the Main Street side of the Buffalo Hyatt Regency, which is located at 2 Fountain Plaza. 

Below is a list of the vendors that will be featured in the event:

  • Grower’s Dream - candles, indoor gardening supplies and therapeutic aroma blends
  • House of Pressed - skincare and haircare supplies
  • Our Realiteez - t-shirts, hoodies and crewnecks
  • Soaring with Creations - handmade jewelry, home décor and glassware
  • Baskets By Regina - handmade gift baskets

"The pandemic has been particularly tough on our small business community, and I urge shoppers to check out the holiday pop-up in downtown Buffalo, as well as the many other small retailers located in our city’s shopping districts this holiday season," said Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown.

The pop-up officially opens on Saturday, Nov. 27, and will be open every day through Saturday, Dec. 4. You can view the full list of dates and hours below:

  • Saturday, Nov. 27 – 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
  • Sunday, Nov. 28 – noon to 5 p.m.
  • Monday, Nov. 29 through Friday, December 3 – 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
  • Saturday, Dec. 4 – 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.

"As we bring back the Queen City Pop-Up program after a year of Covid-19 closures, we are very excited to relaunch with a new format and a new location," said Brandye Merriweather, president of the Buffalo Urban Development Corporation (BUDC). "Our successful pop-up series not only helps new retailers reach a broader audience, it also adds vibrance to our downtown and gives Buffalo residents, visitors and downtown workers a great option to shop for holiday gifts."

Since the Queen City Pop-Up program began in 2015 it has helped nearly 50 retailers, with 84% being minority and women-owned businesses.

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