The first batch of monthly sampler boxes from Coterie Market went out in September. Founder Chelsea Staires Sun launched the online business three years ago but is now expanding with a monthly subscription box that showcases locally made products. "I kind of always wanted to do a subscription box, it was something I have toyed with over the years since I first opened," Sun said. "I really try hard to make sure the assortment in the box is useful." Sun's mission is to make locally made products more accessible to purchase, she said. When she first opened, the only way to find such products were to visit local farmers' markets, which is not always convenient, she said. "Hopefully it's a way for folks to discover Austin-made products  and ... folks realizing how much Austin stuff is made here makes my day," Sun said. "I live for those moments, I love it. It's what I'm all about. There really is so much amazing product made here and so much of it is truly world-class." Those who order the box will receive an exclusive product from a local chef in each monthly delivery. Sun said she enjoys offering the feature to help bring something unique to the monthly box as well as support local chefs.

Other Impacts:

NOW OPEN—The Working Woman's Wife launched in Austin Oct. 5. The concierge service helps working women by providing a range of services, such as personal assistance, pet care, party preparation, laundry, errand running and personal shopping. 1-855-MY-WIFE-1 COMING SOON—New sports bar BaseCamp will open on the first floor of 120 W. Fifth St. by the end of November.  Owner Chad Barrett opened Summit Rooftop Lounge upstairs in 2013 and thought Austin was underserved in the area of sports bars, so he gathered a team to form BaseCamp. The menu will range from salads to Texas barbecue, with craft beer and cocktails available. BaseCamp will be open seven days a week with numerous televisions throughout the bar. RELOCATIONS—Tapestry Dance Company moved its studio to 4544 S. Lamar Blvd., Bldg. 250, Oct. 19 due to increased lease prices at former location 2302 Western Trails Blvd. The tap dance company provides classes on a variety of dance forms, which will continue as scheduled at the new location. 512-474-9846 CLOSINGS—Salvage Vanguard Theater will move from 2803 E. Manor Road on June 30, 2016, but a future location has not yet been determined. The company, founded in 1994, was denied the opportunity to renew its lease. The current space offers a variety of artistic venues including two theaters, an art gallery and puppet workshop. 512-474-7886