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Poppy Things:

In a town known for its beauty and resilience, Chelsey Skowronski’s shop, Poppy Things, has weathered the pandemic and emerged stronger than ever, with a loyal customer base and a vision that’s only grown bigger. Skowronski is a mother, business owner, maker, and curator.
Poppy Things is a cornerstone of Suttons Bay shops since opening in fall 2019. Photo courtesy of Courtney Kent Photography

In a town known for its beauty and resilience, Chelsey Skowronski’s shop, Poppy Things, has weathered the pandemic and emerged stronger than ever, with a loyal customer base and a vision that’s only grown bigger.

Skowronski is a mother, business owner, maker, and curator. Poppy Things opened in Suttons Bay in November 2019 — just months before the pandemic hit. Despite the challenges, Skowronski’s business has flourished, and this year, she celebrates five years in operation.

“They say if you make it to five years, you’re successful and can keep going,” Skowronski said. “We have a lot of community support. All of our regulars came in, and some customers even traveled just for it. It was a really cool feeling, and I definitely feel the love from the community.”

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