Shoot X Shop: Build Your Portfolio in One Evening

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August 7, 2026
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Jamie Mcleod

Looking to build your portfolio without spending weeks planning a shoot?

Join us for Shoot X Shop, a photography event that brings together styled models, unique locations, Canon gear, and local creatives - all in one evening.


What to Expect

You'll rotate through four unique vintage stores inside 468 Main Street, each featuring its own styled model and one-of-a-kind interior. Every location offers a completely different look, giving you plenty of opportunities to create fresh portfolio content.


We'll also have Canon cameras and lenses available to try, plus time to connect with other photographers and browse one-of-a-kind vintage pieces between shoots.


No location scouting. No booking a model. No complicated planning.


Just show up with your camera.


Event Details

πŸ“… Sunday, August 30th
πŸ•• 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
πŸ“ 468 Main St. (Second Floor)

🎟️ Tickets: $10 on Eventbrite.


Whether you're just getting started or looking to refresh your portfolio, Shoot X Shop is a great opportunity to create, connect, and try something new.


We can't wait to shoot and shop with you!

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