Goodbye Costume Capers
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COSTUME CAPERS IS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
I wanted to reach out to you and sadly, be the bearer of bad news. After 30 years of serving the Central Coast performing arts community, Costume Capers is forced to close its doors on Nov 1, 2015. The Halloween big-box stores and Internet have put another local ‘mom and pop’ store out of business.
After the years of community support Costume Capers has supplied its now a time when we can really help in their desperate hour. It is our hope that we can help them avoid bankruptcy in their final days in our community.
Please help support Co-owners Keith Wetzel and Debi Hernandez as they have encouraged and helped all of us for the past three decades, this aid will help them close Costume Capers with the love and fond memories remaining.
Last Day of Business is set for November 1st
OTHER WAYS TO HELP:
VOLUNTEERWe are looking for volunteers to offer a little time at their store. This support can be in the form of running the cash register, greeting customers, cleaning, stocking or other various tasks. We would appreciate any help anyone can give. There are shifts available from 10:30-2 and 2-6:30 daily. If you or anyone in your organization can help in this regard, please check out the link and fill out some information with Volunteer Spot.com .
COME SHOP
Customers now have a final opportunity to purchase the professional quality costumes they have rented for years. All costumes and retail items will START at 30% off starting on September 10th.
SPONSOR A THEATER GROUP
Contact Rob Wickens today to help [email redacted]
ABOUT COSTUME CAPERS
Founded in August of 1985, Costume Capers opened across from the San Luis Obispo Mission on Chorro Street. They remained in that location until August of 2008 when they were forced to move due to earthquake retrofitting of the building. They moved to their current location at 2146 Parker Street in San Luis Obispo. In the past 30 years, they have costumed over 300 local theatre productions and are proud of their work and support of the Central Coast.
I wanted to reach out to you and sadly, be the bearer of bad news. After 30 years of serving the Central Coast performing arts community, Costume Capers is forced to close its doors on Nov 1, 2015. The Halloween big-box stores and Internet have put another local ‘mom and pop’ store out of business.
After the years of community support Costume Capers has supplied its now a time when we can really help in their desperate hour. It is our hope that we can help them avoid bankruptcy in their final days in our community.
Please help support Co-owners Keith Wetzel and Debi Hernandez as they have encouraged and helped all of us for the past three decades, this aid will help them close Costume Capers with the love and fond memories remaining.
Last Day of Business is set for November 1st
OTHER WAYS TO HELP:
VOLUNTEERWe are looking for volunteers to offer a little time at their store. This support can be in the form of running the cash register, greeting customers, cleaning, stocking or other various tasks. We would appreciate any help anyone can give. There are shifts available from 10:30-2 and 2-6:30 daily. If you or anyone in your organization can help in this regard, please check out the link and fill out some information with Volunteer Spot.com .
COME SHOP
Customers now have a final opportunity to purchase the professional quality costumes they have rented for years. All costumes and retail items will START at 30% off starting on September 10th.
SPONSOR A THEATER GROUP
Contact Rob Wickens today to help [email redacted]
ABOUT COSTUME CAPERS
Founded in August of 1985, Costume Capers opened across from the San Luis Obispo Mission on Chorro Street. They remained in that location until August of 2008 when they were forced to move due to earthquake retrofitting of the building. They moved to their current location at 2146 Parker Street in San Luis Obispo. In the past 30 years, they have costumed over 300 local theatre productions and are proud of their work and support of the Central Coast.
Organizer
Erik Austin
Organizer
San Luis Obispo, CA