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Chick’s Picks Holiday Pop-Up Returns for 2 Weeks

This popular market where you can buy gifts from women-owned companies starts on Small Business Saturday.

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Chick's Picks (Courtesy Hillary Tattersall)

Gift givers, Chick’s Picks plans to return for its 21st year as a holiday pop-up shop.

The boutique shopping destination, where you can find clothing, art, home décor, food items, and other gifts, runs from Small Business Saturday on November 30 to Sunday, December 15 at One Loudoun.

“We are so grateful to have a wonderful venue partner in One Loudoun! They understand the value — excitement, holiday joy, shop small with curated gifts — Chick’s Picks brings to an already fabulous destination,” says Hillary Tattersall, owner and founder of Chick’s Picks.

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This year, you’ll find Tattersall’s curation of items from women-owned businesses at 20453 Exchange St. in Ashburn, three doors to the left of Barnes & Noble at One Loudoun.

While the location is smaller than in the past few years, an email Tattersall sent fans about the event promises that it “will be packed with treasures and restocks.”

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Tattersall of Leesburg loves to shop and selects each vendor herself.

“We work hard to bring new gift ideas to the Chick’s Picks popup for our customers! We travel and are inspired all year long to bring new treasures,” says Tattersall. “I think we are swinging to a more maximalist era with our fashion and home accessories — saturated colors, oversized bows, eclectic décor, and accessories for your purses!”

Tattersall also says there will be “a new interactive shopping moment with a taper candle bar.”

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Feature image of Chick’s Picks from 2023 courtesy Hillary Tattersall

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