Market Friday a few shops downtown

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Market Friday a few shops downtown

A post for Market Friday hosted by @dswigle, if you haven't followed her yet you should she is one of the kindest and most supportive people here on Hive, a comment from her is like a ray of sunshine on your page.
This is the one tag and challenge that I always make a point of joining, and also look through the posts of others that join the challenge and seeing markets from all around the world.

For this weeks post, I had to dig into my archives since I haven't been out for many walks recently and when I did I haven't got any new photos for market Friday posts.
For this walk I am sharing a few shots of some shops downtown, I haven't been into any of these shops as most of the time i have taken walks in this area its either been early morning, or on a Sunday when the shops are closed partially due to avoiding busy places when Covid was at its peak, and the simple fact that I like avoiding crowded or busy places or streets generally anyways LOL

This is a cool area with the Cobblestone streets and a mix of shops here, in this first shot you can see the ones I focus on for this post, along with a barber shop ( which its bene a while since I got my hair caut and I must go and get done soon) and the Gallery, which I thought i had got a photo of, but I didnt get a shot of on its own

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Here we have Paradise McFee, an art gallery which I found online described as

A multi-cultural, multi-purpose gathering space, multi-media studio, retail pop-up and modern art gallery.

Sounds interesting i must go and check it out sometime

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and next up we have U7, described as

Hip, compact shop offering a variety of gently used, designer sneakers, streetwear & accessories.

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and another shot of the Mcfee Studios, I also dfound out this about this store

After 9 years working in the Harrison Ave Studios in Boston’s S.O.W.A Art District, Paradise Mcfee moved his gallery and studio to New Bedford’s historic downtown.

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And I like to have five photos in posts so this one is on a different street and is the sign for New Bedford Luxury Exchange, a curated consignment store for luxury goods

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