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said organizer Elizabeth Todd, owner of The Shoe Hive. “You’ll find the very best brands of clothing, shoes, jewelry, home furnishings and more at up to 70 or 90 percent off retail prices. It only happens one day a year.”
Since its founding in 2005, the clearance sale has attracted a large and loyal audience of shoppers traveling to Alexandria from as far away as Richmond and Pennsylvania. The most serious fashion fans line up in the early morning hours to get the first look at top label merchandise from renowned stores like Hysteria, The Shoe Hive, Periwinkle, Mystique Jewelers, Treat, Gossypia, Apple Seed, Lawrence Miller and Company, Stanton Gallery, Red Barn Mercantile, The Christmas Attic, Diva Boutique, La Cuisine, Pink and Brown Boutique, Mint Condition, Finnian’s Moon and Top It Off Accessories, Andrea D’Ambrosia, Fornash Accessories, and jewelry designer – Queen Bee Designs.
The George Washington Masonic Memorial sits at the crown of Old Town’s King Street. Located at 101 Callahan Drive, the memorial provides ample parking and easy access to I-395. It is also adjacent to the King Street Metro – on the blue and yellow lines and The Alexandria Amtrak station.
Los Angeles–Less than five minutes into last night’s telecast of the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards, it was clear that viewers were in for a wild night with plenty of sparkle and flash, not only in the form of onstage antics but in jewelry–shimmering with diamonds, shining in yellow gold and catching the eye with their exaggerated proportions.
