As a new tattoo shop in Salisbury, Maryland, Cry Baby Tattoo was able to capitalize on the busy foot traffic on 4/20 by hosting an event at their shop. Peach, the owner of the business, recognized the importance of building relationships with her neighbors and saw the Plaza as the perfect opportunity to open her doors and allow people to interact with her and potentially get a new tattoo.
Peach emphasized that supporting women-owned businesses is empowering, especially when it involves women supporting each other. She believed that having a tattoo shop owned and operated by a woman adds a unique perspective to the area. By hosting events like this one, Peach aimed not only to attract customers but also to develop relationships with her community.
As the first woman-owned and operated tattoo shop in Salisbury, Cry Baby Tattoo was able to draw in foot traffic and establish itself as a hub for both creativity and community in the city. By engaging with customers and offering a unique experience, Peach was able to build connections within her community and create a space where people could come together, socialize, and potentially get some new ink.
