Seasonal Sundays: Supporting Our Team, Strengthening Our Community

Diana Naramore • February 28, 2026

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Hi Sip and Ship Community!

Over the past couple of months, we’ve been varying our café hours and experimenting with being open on Sundays to better support our team. When we looked honestly at the cost-benefit, the answer became clear: seasonal Sundays off is the right call — for our people, our business, and the community we’re building together. Creating time to step away, rejuvenate, and reset has become invaluable. We’re looking at the possibility of bringing Sunday hours back this spring or summer, so stay tuned. We’ll keep you posted!

While we’re open Monday through Saturday, there’s always so much to enjoy at Sip and Ship. Stop by for notary services, amazing homemade pastries, carefully curated cards and gifts, and an exceptional team that thrives on being a bright spot in your day.

And for those who can’t make it in person, we’ve made it easier than ever to connect with us virtually — our virtual mail services keep your mail and packages moving seamlessly, and our famous cookies are now available for purchase online. A little Sip and Ship magic, wherever you are.

Thank you for your continued support — it truly means the world to us.

With gratitude,
Diana & Your Sip and Ship Team

Explore our virtual mail services and online cookies here →

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