Pot & Box coming to former Michigan Avenue gas station
Social entrepreneurial whiz kid Andy Didorosi, founder of the Detroit Bus Company, has a dandy new renant for a foreclosed gas station he bought at auction. It’s Lisa Waud, an Ann Arbor-based biz whiz in the process of relocation to Detroit. Sounds like a groovy collab in the works.
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Lisa’s goal is to get Pot & Box open near the end of the year, though patrons looking for a taste of what’s to come are very much in luck. She’s teaming up with Andy to host venders from all across Detroit for a Valentine’s Day Market at the gas station. Pot & Box will be selling flowers (Lisa mentions an old ice cream truck she’s repurposing for the task) while merchants like City Bird will set up under a giant tent out front.
Read more in Curbed Detroit here.
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