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ABPA Community Tea Towel

$30.00

Celebrate local pride with our exclusive watercolor tea towel, featuring hand-painted logos of beloved Clarks Summit businesses — each one illustrated by local watercolor artist Cara Colombo. This charming, collectible towel beautifully captures the heart of our downtown community and the spirit of shopping local.

Printed on soft, absorbent cotton, it’s both functional and meaningful — perfect for your kitchen, a housewarming gift, or a keepsake that celebrates your favorite hometown spots.

✨ Details:

Artwork hand-painted by local artist Cara Colombo
100% cotton, machine washable
Original watercolor designs featuring Clarks Summit businesses
Designed and printed locally
$5 from every towel sold supports the Abington Business & Professional Association (ABPA) — funding community events, beautification, and small business initiatives.

Bring home a little piece of Clarks Summit — crafted with love, painted by hand, and giving back to the community that makes our town shine.

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Printed on soft, absorbent cotton, it’s both functional and meaningful — perfect for your kitchen, a housewarming gift, or a keepsake that celebrates your favorite hometown spots.

✨ Details:

Artwork hand-painted by local artist Cara Colombo
100% cotton, machine washable
Original watercolor designs featuring Clarks Summit businesses
Designed and printed locally
$5 from every towel sold supports the Abington Business & Professional Association (ABPA) — funding community events, beautification, and small business initiatives.

Bring home a little piece of Clarks Summit — crafted with love, painted by hand, and giving back to the community that makes our town shine.

Artist Spotlight

portrait of cara colombo of cara colombo art

Artist, Cara Colombo has a background in fashion, design and entrepreneurship. After raising two kids with her husband Mark, she began painting whimsical art and hasn’t had a dry brush since! Colombo has collaborated with many businesses connecting communities together through art; as well as creating heart-felt, custom “family-story” art. She has also illustrated her first book with local author and businesswoman Tara Atkins. The children’s book, FOUND, A Potcake Puppy Story will be available through all booksellers in early Spring 2026. Follow along @rosie.outlook