Swan Market

The holiday is over and I'm back to work. After all the 'rest' (right, with 2 kids) everything is back to normal.
I have some nice things planned with et aussi.
For starters I've signed up for the Swan Market: the lifestyle market in Rotterdam. I've wanted to do this for a while and now it's going to happen. Et aussi will be there with the entire collection on Saterday september the 28th. 


This edition is a Swan Market Festival and it will take place on the 28th and the 29th of september from 12.00 till 17.00 in the Museumpark in Rotterdam. Admission is free. Look for more information on www.swanmarket.nl.

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