Event Recap: Saturday Session with Late Night Menu Crew + Catelier Pop Up!

Event Recap: Saturday Session with Late Night Menu Crew + Catelier Pop Up!

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Late Night Menu Crew runners pose together in a sunny parking lot, several wearing neon yellow running shoes.
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Flyer for "Saturday Sessions," a 3-mile run on "08.10.2024" at 1060 NE 79 St, meet 7:30 AM, with a "post run pop-up featuring Catelier."
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Runners gather around a table of distressed jeans at the Catelier pop-up, while others mingle with drinks inside the store.
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Collage titled "Post-Run Pop-Up Showcase By: Catelier!" with a graphic tee held up, a breakfast table of water and pastries, and a crowd.
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Collage of runners shopping the store: one in a "Together for the run" hoodie, others browsing the sneaker wall and trying on shoes.
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A shopper tries on a silver Nike Vomero 5, others wear pink Air Max Sunders and lace a blue KD Nerf, beside a table of graphic tees.
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A DJ plays from a laptop on a road case while a buffet of Haitian food in foil trays is served inside the store.
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Shoppers pose in Catelier lips graphic tees, one twirling a friend, and another holds up a pink Catelier hoodie and pants set.
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Four guests pose by a black "Catelier" banner, with shots of an interview and shoppers, captioned "family oriented and community spirit."
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Catelier merch close-ups: a black tee with gold-grill lips spelling "Catelier," cream palm-tree camp shirts and a "City Tour" tee.

Event Recap: Saturday Session with Late Night Menu Crew + Catelier Pop Up!

Date: August 10, 2024

Location: 1060 NE 79 ST, Miami, FL

Host: Arthur Alexander (@lordlaflare)

This past Saturday, the Miami running community came together for an exhilarating 3-mile run through the Upper East Side, hosted by the Late Night Menu Crew. The day started on a high note at 7:30 AM, with many participants gathering inside Shoe Gallery for a complimentary colada, provided by Shoe Gallery itself. This pure Miami fuel set the perfect tone for the morning and gave everyone the boost they needed before hitting the streets.

At 8:00 AM, the run began, with runners enjoying the scenic route and the camaraderie that comes with a shared challenge. The atmosphere was electric, with runners pushing each other forward and soaking in the early morning vibes.

Post-run, the energy continued as Catelier took center stage with a brand presentation that captivated everyone. They didn’t just bring style; they brought sustenance too, offering a breakfast spread that included parfaits, acai bowls, and baked goods—just what everyone needed after the run.

The afternoon saw Catelier keeping the momentum alive with a DJ who kept the vibes high, and a delicious offering of Haitian food that pleased both in-store shoppers and pop-up visitors. The day was a true celebration of community and culture, marking a fantastic introduction of the Catelier brand to the Miami scene.

While runners and shoppers mingled, certain items were clear favorites. Hyper-local shirts, like the Tupac and Uncle Luke T-shirts, along with other Dade Wear shirts, were the top choices. In the sneaker department, the KD Nerf and the Women’s Vomero 5 in Pure Silver and Powder Blue were the stars of the show.

Highlights:

  • A strong turnout, fueled by the complimentary colada that got everyone ready to run.
  • The Upper East Side route provided a picturesque setting for the morning’s activities.
  • Catelier’s brand presentation, combined with great food and music, created a vibrant and engaging atmosphere.
  • Hyper-local apparel, such as the Tupac and Uncle Luke T-shirts and Dade Wear shirts, were highly popular.
  • The KD Nerf and Women’s Vomero 5 in Pure Silver and Powder Blue were the standout sneakers of the day.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us and made this Saturday Session one to remember! We can’t wait to see you at the next one. Let’s keep building this incredible community together. 💪🔥

#SaturdaySessions #LateNightMenuCrew #ShoeGallery #MiamiRunners #RunTogether #CommunityVibes #Catelier #DadeWear #SneakerCulture

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