From Washington, to Ireland, to Wallace
Brian Cleveland hands out ice cream to Lucas Stover, 9, at the Tin Snug. The Irish-style café/vinyl store combines all of the passions the business owners have in one place.
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Karie Cleveland rings up a food order at the counter of the Tin Snug. The Clevelands opened their combined café and record store in Wallace in early August after relocating from the Portland/Vancouver area.
Album covers populate the walls on the record store portion of the business at the Tin Snug in Wallace.
A wooden sculpture evoking the Tin Snug's logo is posted in a corner of the record store portion of the the business.
Images that incorporate coffee and skulls adorn the walls at the Tin Snug.
WALLACE — In a whirlwind of surprising circumstances, the Clevelands found themselves purchasing a former funeral home in Wallace about a year ago and turned it into the Tin Snug.
Only months before, Karie and Brian Cleveland had considered taking their café/vinyl record store from western Washington to Ireland before happening across Wallace and falling in love with the city...
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