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Friday, October 15, 2010

Dear Pluto's Grand Opening night - Photos.

The kids who brought you the Hibernian House Vintage and Retro sales launched a brand new space recently. Tucked away in Sydney's Surry Hills, Dear Pluto presents similarly awesome sales - only now they are EVERY WEEKEND rather than monthly - while also offering up other amazing events such as movie nights, markets, swap parties and album launches. BobbySix.com was on hand to take some snaps of those cool enough to have found their way to the grand opening.

You can, and should, join Dear Pluto's facebook page.

Wednesday, September 01, 2010

Dear Pluto announces its Grand Opening Night


Like a Phoenix rising from the ashes of Sydney's legendary Hibernian House Vintage and Retro Sales, Dear Pluto is set to be your new favourite shop, friend, cinema and second home.

The kids responsible for two years of amazing retro awesomeness in that big old green warehouse have moved to a bigger and better (yet equally cool) location and invite you to join them for a drink (or two) to celebrate their GRAND OPENING on the evening of September 17th at 5a Wilshire Street, Surry Hills, Sydney. Dear Pluto's collection of hand picked garments and accessories from decades past will be available for purchase on the night ...at the same ridiculously low prices you've come to love them for.

In the weeks and months after the launch, they'll be loads of other cool stuff: regular pop-up sales, markets, swap parties, album launches, movie nights (they've got a projector screen so big you could see it from the moon), so why not join their facebook group or follow them on Twitter to be kept right up to date?

Dear Pluto: No garish shop-fronts, no flashing signs, no bells and whistles, no pretension, just a whole lot of retro goodness tucked away in a laneway between Crown St & Bourke St.