I got a call from Pamela Goldman who told me that her fabulous shop — Grand Concourse Antiques in Mount Kisco — will be closing at the end of the year.

I’ve worked with her quite a few times over the years, tapping into her expertise and spotlighting her shop and its distinctive wares in various stories.

Vintage lighting is a specialty — and her selection is incredible, rounded out by other decorative elements.

Well, Goldman says her lease will soon be up and added that “quite honestly, I don’t even want to start thinking about moving or looking for another place.”

Instead, she will focus on her consulting duties.

The former fashion, television and movie-set stylist still provides props for films (check out her latest work in “Across the Universe”) and is quite involved in work related to staging houses that are for sale.

Goldman will also be phasing out her New Rochelle warehouse, set to close in April.

Hate to hear of a good resource being lost. But for shoppers, guess it’s a little bit of “good” news, too, since Goldman’s offering “generous deductions” on all items in her shop from now until she closes up.

Stop by Grand Concourse Antiques at 205 Lexington Ave., or call 914-244-1568.

Now, for a bit of fashion-related shopping news.

March, the Briarcliff Manor boutique run by Lynn Puro, is holding a few special events in coming weeks.

There will be a “Back to Reality/End of Summerâ€? party from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sept. 14 and 15. Get started on your fall wardrobe while also sharing in “sweets, drinks and free gift with purchase.”

The shop will also have a trunk show from 1 to 5 p.m. Sept. 29. Designer Beth Bowley will present her fall and winter collections. Wine and cheese will also be served.

Finally, the shop will mark its first anniversary from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 19 and 20. Stop by for cocktails, free gift with purchase and prize drawings.

March is at 1250 Pleasantville Road. Call 914-923-2100.
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Well, as I’ve mentioned her a few times before (not too excited, huh?), I’m headed back to Brimfield, Mass., tomorrow for a shopping trip.

And that leads right into my annual vacation “down the shore” …

Yes, you can be sure I’ll be squeezing in a bit of shopping between my sitting on the beach, gazing out into the waves and my sitting on the balcony, um, gazing out into the waves.

So for now, happy shopping — and I’ll be back here Sept. 17.