Reverence Coffee Celebrates One-Year Anniversary with Weekend Festivities
EAST PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — Reverence Coffee is celebrating its one-year anniversary in style this weekend with a two-day celebration.
The celebration is packed with local vendors, live art, and, of course, their signature coffee and pastries, and will run through Sunday, May 18.
The festivities kick off Saturday and continue through Sunday with extended hours, giving the community more time to join in the fun. Guests can expect a wide variety of activities, including permanent jewelry, tattoo artists, professional piercing, live mural painting, and local artwork for sale.
Here's what's happening throughout the weekend:
Painted by Chloe will be creating a live mural on-site and offering original artwork for sale.
Cannoli's by Rozana will be available while supplies last — a perfect treat to go with your latte.
Embellished by Anna will be offering permanent jewelry from 10 AM to 1 PM.
POAKS will be on-site with hand-poked tattoos from 12 PM to 5 PM.
Xandra Ink will offer professional ear-piercing services from 10 AM to 2 PM.
PermaLinx by Tammy returns with more permanent jewelry from 10 AM to 2 PM.
A Flower Bouquet Bar with Priscilla starts at 9 AM and runs while supplies last.
Painted by Chloe continues her mural work and art sale.
Owner Kelsey Olson said her message to those who've supported the business is one of gratitude.
'Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. It's been so amazing. We literally wouldn't be here without them. Like we had a rough go in the winter and people uplifted us and got us to this point so we wouldn't be here without them. We appreciate it,' she said.
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