Moving To The Square In Lawrenceville, Georgia. Open October lst

We Are Moving!

New Location

Downtown Historic Lawrenceville
162 Crogan Street
Lawrenceville, Ga. 30046

Open October lst

 

We are moving from Old Town, Lilburn, to Downtown Historic Lawrenceville, Georgia! The shop space is larger and a little more elegant, with a comfy rear room for our writers guild, book club, and writing and art classes, to all be under one roof!  Our selection of smaller antique and gift items, vintage clothes, cowboy boots, vintage and one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry, vintage silverplate. old lace and linens, and other necessities to make shopping fun have expanded! Love to have your feedback on what you are looking for in gift items! If we don't have it,we'll find it. Online store coming soon!

The Little Shop Of Arts And Antiques, 162 Crogan Street, Lawrenceville, Georgia 30046. Located across the street from the free public parking deck! Our sign will be up shortly, but you can find us next to Sparkles Jewelry.

I will miss Old Town and hope all my friends come visit with me on the square in Lawrenceville. Lots of places to eat and shop! And as always, a fresh pot of coffee is always ready.

More details soon!

Vintage Whites

Large selection of gently used cowboy boots, all sizes, original condition. I don't polish them. Sometimes the old scuff marks add that character called patina. Variety of vintage tooled leather Mexican handbags.

Current Shop Window

Garden Items

Lovely gift items and vintage clothes

Events room for classes, book club meeting, writers guild and art exhibits.

Open evenings!
Wed/Thurs 11am to 6pm
Fri/Sat 11am to 8pm

Lilburn Writers Guild Meets At The Little Shop Of Arts And Antiques



Lilburn Writers Guild First Meeting July 18th!

I feel this calls for Shakespeare - ish: "We few, we happy few, we band of writers;" We can now all say - I WAS THERE! How cool is that?  Emilie P. Bush



Oh, I am so lacking in keeping this blog up to date! We have had so many incredible events at the shop. I am posting this on our first Lilburn Writers Guild meeting that was held last night, Monday, July 18. Emilie P. Bush, Lilburn's own Steampunk author hosted the meeting and will do so at our next meeting on August 8th! If you love to write and are in the area - come on and join us!

I am going to go back and update with all the shop's past events shortly. But want to get current with this latest news! Emilie's notes from the meeting are below. Friend us on Facebook!

Minutes:

About the Lilburn Writer’s Guild: Meeting on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month, this social group of writers will come together to share the triumphs and pitfalls common to most wr...iters. As a group, the guild is committed to sharing knowledge to help maneuver in the publishing world, support writers and their work, and build a body of work for posterity from the people of Lilburn.
A series of goals were put forward:
• A New York Times Best Seller – as the purpose of a writer’s guild is to improve the quality of writing in our area – we shall endeavor to shoot for the moon.
• Provide Marketing and Networking opportunities for our members.
o Raise awareness through local events such as Lilburn Daze and Lilburn Expo
o Reach other writers in the community to share and learn from
• Create an annual literary publication
• Provide support and guidance for the writer’s submission process
o Encourage each other to enter writing contests and send query letters
o Schedule mailing party weeks (to create momentum)
• Answer questions for one another through discussion and the open sharing of information
• Help to form critique groups
Talks and discussions that members were interested in sharing:
• Balancing writing and life
• The business of writing
• How to copyright and protect your work
• How to start a publishing company
• Formatting a self published book
• Meet the editor – what to look for, how to work with and what it costs
• Style in writing – building style sheets, style manuals
Format of our meetings: The Old Town Lilburn Center of the Arts generously has offered to host our meetings, for which we are grateful.
• 7PM – doors open for the guild – informal drinks, snacks and socializing (snack rota to be organized by Michele or other – brown bag welcome! Feel free to eat as we meet, unless your meal involves a hibachi or some such.)
• 7:30 – we will meet for organized discussion, followed by breaking into smaller critique groups or other conversation. And more snacks.
• 9:00 – we scoot so the CoA can close.
These are the minutes of our meeting as best I can remember. So say I, Emilie P. Bush.