Our Story
A stylish, intimate and quiant event venue located on the north side of the Osceola square. You will feel the warmth and charm once you enter this historic event space - a timeless 2 story venue with an ambiance of character. Built back in the 1920, this beautiful building has hardwood floors, a wooden staircase and a lovely red brick wall located on the second. Comes complete with a full service kitchen.
Perfect for graduation parties, baby shower, bridal shower, retirement party, birthday parties, family reunions, small intimate wedding, rehearsal dinners, holiday parties and any small celebration of any kind. Picturesque, charming, affordable and guaranteed to make your special event one to remember. With this venue's yesteryear atmosphere - a perfect place for a pop-up shop, crafter or vendor events. Crafting and art workshops/events will also be available to the public.
Owned by a long time resident of Clarke County - Robin Linskens. Robin remembers visiting this store as a child with her mother when it was Bonds Jewelry and later on when it was the Mulberry Tree and Kings Canyon Art Gallery. There is a special connection with this building between Robin and her mother - Kathy Barr. Kathy’s father use to deliver coal to this building when it was Bonds Jewelry. No money was exchanged - just good old fashion bartering. This is how Kathy’s father bought his future bride’s wedding rings. The old coal chute is covered up from the outside but is still present in the basement of this building with remnants of coal dust laying at the bottom of the chute.
