Sip & Swap Ticket
- Description
- Sip & Swap FAQs
Little Geese Shop & The Little Village Play Cafe are teaming up for another Sip & Swap!
Bring gently used children's clothing, toys, books, or gear that your family has outgrown and head home with new-to-you treasures, all while enjoying sips and snacks and the company of fellow moms and caregivers.
VIP admission includes admission, charcuterie snacks, a drink ticket, and a Little Geese Shop tote filled with swag from local partners!
Just here for snacks and swapping? General admission is exactly what you're looking for.
Space is limited, so snag your tickets today!
What to Bring:
We’re accepting the following gently used items:
- Kids’ clothing and shoes (infant through elementary)
- Costumes
- Toys, games, books (infant through elementary)
- Baby gear (strollers, carriers, etc.) and kid-specific dishes, utensils, or drinkware
- Bikes, outdoor play equipment, and sporting equipment
- Arts & crafts supplies and party items
- Kid-specific room décor
Q: How does item drop-off work?
A: You can drop off your items anytime on Sunday or Monday during the day, or bring them with you to the event. If you bring them when you arrive, we’ll help you set them out “on the floor.”
️ Pro Tip: Pre-sorting items by size or type helps us quickly organize them in the right areas!
Q: I don’t have items to swap. Can I still attend?
A: Absolutely! You’re welcome to come just to “shop,” enjoy snacks and drinks, and meet other fabulous adults in our community.
Have friends expecting a new family member? Invite them to stock up on baby items—even if they’re new to the café.
Q: Do I need to register ahead of time?
A: Yes, please! We have limited availability and need a headcount to prepare snacks and staff the bar.
Q: Can I contribute items without attending?
A: Of course! Email Danielle Linn at hello@littlegeeseshop.com to arrange a drop-off.
Q: What happens to remaining items at the end of the event?
A: All remaining items will be donated to non-profit organizations supporting foster families and high-need families in the Milwaukee area.
