The food is out
The table is set
We have to have chocolate. There are Seven Women in the Collective. We must have Chocolate.Desiree's Crab Dip is soooo AWESOME as always. Thank you Desiree for sending this to us. She is such a supporter for us and we love her. 
All day we have had well wishers and friends come by to see us and we are feeling very overwhelmed with appreciation. Now more and more people are showing up to support us.
Time for the Ribbon Cutting and Sherry Bercaw looks over the scissors that Kaye Hass made for us.
We start to gather outside in the wonderful courtyard at WaterStreet Market. Gloria with the scissor and Pat holding up her end of the ribbon.
The dignitaries start to gather to welcome us to the DownTown Art District. David Loeb(center right), with DownTown Mamagment district, was so glad to have another Art Interest DownTown and to introduce Mayor Adame (center left) also happy to have another DownTown Art Establishment, as well as (far left) John Vidaurri Director of the DownTown Management District.
Del Mars' SCORE has been a big part of Treehouse becoming a business and they were on hand to wish us well and be of assistance with our endeavor in the future. Left to right Gloria Hunter, President of Treehouse, Robert Browning, Ralph Coker and Ben McDonald with SCORE.
We had a wonderful crowd.
Melinda with customers and friends in the loft.
Live music by Dennis Ramos in the loft.
Carolyn Utigard Thomas outside with some of her work.
Music outside also.
Night fell and we still had more visitors.
Lynn was finished for the night. She took it home a added a few more details and brought it back to the Treehouse. Two weeks later it sold.
Thank You everyone for making this a wonderful experience.
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