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Good Magazine has created an interesting pop-up concept store in New York with Openhouse Gallery.

Instead of being the typical retail space, Good's created more of a "cultural hub" where people can come in learn more about the magazine, attend courses and film screen and see some interesting products,ideas and initiatives.

The store is open until December 23rd.

Here are some OK shots I took with the iPhone a couple of days ago.

Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.

Posted by Ed Cotton planning for good and good magazine-invitation-december 10th (37.82551432799189 , -122.55678176879883) Good Magazine has built a brand in a very short period of time that's perfectly in-tune with the zeitgeist.

They a bringing their brand to life with a "Pop-Up" experience at the Openhouse in Mulberry Street, NYC December 6th-December 23rd.

Their launch party was last night.

They've kindly invited to host an event for Planning for Good (a global network of 1,100+ planners and their friends who donate time and brains to non-profits) this Monday night, if you are NYC-based planner or anyone interested in joining and learning more about Planning for Good, we'd like to see you there.

Please RSVP here, because space is going to be limited.




Posted by Ed Cotton Next Monday (7-9pm) December 10th, Good Magazine will be hosting an evening for Planning for Good at its pop-up store in Nolita.

There will be music by James ^&%$$ Friedman, short bursts of inspirational speaking from Graham Hill of Treehugger, Matisse Bustos Hawkes of Witness, Alisa Aydin of UNICEF, Andrew Friedman of Make the Road by Walking and Gareth Kay/Ed Cotton from Planning for Good.

There will also be drinking and socializing.

If you are a New York based account planner or interested in lending your time and brain to benefit good causes, this is a good opportunity for you to join both Planning for Good and Planning for Good New York.

These are Facebook groups, so you need to join Facebook to participate.

Space will be limited, so priority will be given to those who are already part of the network.

Invitations will be send out to all network members shortly.


Posted by Ed Cotton