Southern Living Contributing Editor, Rebecca Gordon

Cotswold. What a nice little nook of a neighborhood, with its big box stores and suburban sprawl. It’s comforting to know I can grab a Starbucks before heading to a yoga class or grocery shop while the dog is groomed at the local Petsmart. Ah, convenience.


Starting tomorrow, I can add worldly goods, crazy awesome area rugs and food products from other countries that I don’t need but will definitely buy when World Market celebrates its grand opening in the Cotswold Village.


Rebecca Gordon, Contributing Editor for Southern LIving Magazine

Thursday begins a weekend-long celebration featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony, free stuff (woo-hoo!) and a visit from Rebecca Gordon, Contributing Editor of Southern Living Magazine on Saturday. Gordon is the author of the Southern Living Tailgating book and will be whipping up Red Velvet Coca-Cola Cupcakes and Wrapped Muffuletta Sliders as part of the grand opening festivities.


Here’s the rundown:


Thursday, Sept. 12 at 9 a.m.

Ribbon cutting ceremony with city officials and members of the local chamber of commerce to officially mark the opening of World Market.


Saturday, Sept. 14 from 12-2 p.m.

Rebecca Gordon will host a live cooking demo and food tastings inside the store.


All weekend long the first 200 customers through the store each day will receive a World Market reusable tote and on Sunday, patrons will have a chance to receive more in-store freebies. Three cheers for consumerism! And free stuff!


World Market is located at 330 S. Sharon Amity Road, Charlotte, NC 28211. For more information, visit www.worldmarket.com

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3 Comments

  1. so sorry everyone cant live in an over-priced trendy neighborhood…cotswold has been around for decades and has always been true to itself. realize that some neighborhoods with real history deserve respect and not just the up-and-coming hipster-filled poser neighborhoods. good day to you!

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