WabiSabi, Moab’s popular thrift store and nonprofit, has seen a few homes in its more than 20 years. Now, as its current space on 100 South is for sale, we sat down with WabiSabi Executive Director Leah Bear to find out what the future holds for the organization, plans for a move, and to hear details about Wabi’s new forever home.
The plot will be ready to go for next year’s garden season with a number of 4-by-16-foot raised beds with 2-foot high walls.
WabiSabi’s annual Thanksgiving dinner is now in its 18th year.
WabiSabi’s annual Thanksgiving meal started 17 years ago as a community event that provided a space for people who had nowhere else to go on Thanksgiving, according to Laura Creekmore, communications coordinator at…
Grand County High School student Alexa Stripeika wants to be an engineer, but she’s not sure yet what kind. She’s inspired in part by her dad’s career as an environmental engineer. “He used…
I love to writing personal messages to friends and family on greeting cards and I love to volunteer. Volunteering to organize and stock the greeting card carousel at WabiSabi was a natural fit…
