Salvage Secondhand Shoppe to celebrate 5th anniversary with Y2K event

Salvage Secondhand Shoppe, a thrift store specializing in handpicked, gently worn clothing, will celebrate its fifth anniversary March 7 with a nostalgia-themed party.

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The event will hone in on Y2K trends and styles, according to a Facebook post from Salvage Secondhand Shoppe. There will be a charm bar for jewelry on-site, as well as a DJ, nostalgic snacks, party favor bags with a $50 purchase and 2000s-themed giveaways.

Owner Julianna DiGennaro said she opened the store in 2021 in a space previously occupied by Circa 77 Vintage. She knew the Circa 77 Vintage owner, who encouraged her to open her own shop.

"I saw it as an opportunity, and I knew if I didn't take it, I was going to regret it," DiGennaro said.

Salvage Secondhand Shoppe promotes sustainability by repurposing gently used clothes, showcasing sustainable brands and promoting reusable totes for shopping, according to its website.

The store also serves as a community space for local artists and businesses to showcase their goods, the website states.

• 225 W Oak St., Ste. A, Denton
• www.salvageshoppe.com

Reporter Adam Doe contributed to this report.