More than a market, a movement: Women-owned businesses gather at ‘pop-up’ event
Claudia Valenzuela of Puro Amor Candles helps customers at the She Se Puede Pop Up in Quincy in May.
Sam Fletcher/Columbia Basin Herald
12 vendors of women-owned small businesses line the Andaluz parking lot in Quincy for the She Se Puede Pop Up Saturday and Sunday.
Tania Cueves of Andaluz sells salsa at the She Se Puede Pop Up on Sunday.
Lydia Pearson (left) of La Pica Chica and Tania Cueves (right) of Andaluz pose before the balloon wall at the She Se Puede Pop Up on Sunday.
Beneath a lively reggaeton beat and nearly 90 degrees of heat, 12 women-owned small businesses set up booths for the first-ever She Se Puede (She Can Do It) Pop Up market, Saturday and Sunday, at the Andaluz family Mexican restaurant at 915 Central Ave. S., in Quincy.
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