TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City’s next cash mob will be at a wine shop.
Bon Vin, 539 E. Eighth, was chosen by Pearl Brown, owner of Old Mission Multigrain Bakery and Cafe, the site of the first cash mob April 7. A cash mob encourages people to spend money at one business on one day.
Bon Vin opened last year in a shop between Franklin and Wellington. The April 21 cash mob is scheduled for noon to 3 p.m.
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