Saturday, May 18, 2013
Celebrating New York Local Businesses
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Green Spaces 
On Monday, May 10, Sheepless.org hosted a reception and video screening at Green Spaces in Tribeca, NY, honoring the small businesses and organizations we've profiled over the past year, and introducing the Sheepless editorial and creative team. This project sought to bring our online community, offline. We were thrilled to have so many cool people doing interesting things all in one room!
Photo: Tom Klinkowstein (TapIt Water), Marni Majorelle (Alive Structures), and Kylie Harper (TapIt Water). All photos by Luke Stoffel.
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