Three Pink Elephants

Three Pink Elephants A thoughtfully curated boutique inspired by sisterhood, creativity, and the joy of discovering something a little unexpected. Located in Clay Center, NE.

A place to sip and shop, featuring floral artistry, Nebraska-made goods, fine wines and spirits. We are currently in our very early stages of startup so this site will be under construction for a bit - however, here is a little bit about our plan!



Three Pink Elephants is a concept that goes beyond the petals, beyond the bouquets—it's where floral artistry meets community passion.



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a vibrant space, not echoing with the clinking of glasses, but alive with the delicate rustle of petals. It’s not your typical floral shop; it's a botanical experience, a twist on the classic bar concept. Instead of spirits, we're serving up the beauty of fresh flowers and a unique blend of services extending beyond traditional floral offerings.

09/05/2026

Saturday, September 5th get 25% off! Open 11:00 to 2:30 p.m.!
112 South Alexander Avenue, Clay Center, Nebraska

⏰Hours as of September 1st, 2026Monday & Tuesday: Call for Memorial ServicesWednesday: 2pm–7pmThursday: 2pm–6pmFriday: 1...
09/02/2026

⏰Hours as of September 1st, 2026

Monday & Tuesday: Call for Memorial Services
Wednesday: 2pm–7pm
Thursday: 2pm–6pm
Friday: 11am–5pm
Saturday: 11am–3pm
Sunday: Closed

Please be aware that deliveries and events may occasionally alter these hours.

I know. They’re limited. Ugh. 😑

09/02/2026

🥧Thursday 9/3: 🥧 Pastor Pat 🥧 Pies🥧 Yum 🥧

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🥧🥧I'm so excited!!!! Yummo!! 🥧🥧

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08/28/2026

I will be closed Saturday, August 29th for my annual visit to the Veterans Mission of Mercy dental clinic! Have a great weekend!

08/28/2026
08/27/2026

If you want the Kelly Leigh version of this...there will be changes to the hours of the store starting September 1st.

See below..

Keep scrolling.

The very, very below.

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Now, back to me. :)

Last night, I walked out to the a lot and saw two little brothers happily swinging away on the porch swing. One of them, just learning the fine points of sentence structure, pointed to the grain bin and asked, “What is that?”

Visions of a grain bin bar, events, wrought iron fences and brick pillars filled my head...

What actually came out was, “Uh...er...a grain bin?”

As I watched those little guys, as happy as could be on a summer night, I realized that in that moment, the "a lot" had done exactly what I imagined it would do...and my heart was so happy.

This morning, my phone reminded me what that same space looked like one year ago — an empty lot and a newly delivered 70 year-old grain bin boasting in faded paint, “Sold by Hurdles Hardware.” (The painter's spelling, not mine.) :)

Oh — and Bruce sitting in the background supervising while I painted the bin.

So much can change in a year.

The once empty lot now has a “secret garden”, a weird tree out front that I lovingly call "Snuffleupagus", and people gather here...the Kentucky Derby party....Swiftie floral workshops...

Things I once saw only in my imagination became real.

Running a business is books and balances, bank accounts and assets. But it's also a vision you hope you get the chance to watch come to life.

Eventually, though, the vision also has to figure out how to support itself.

At the end of the day, that vision is mine and mine alone to love and nurture...even though I've had a lot of good helpers along the way that helped make pieces of it a reality.

I don't know exactly what Three Pink Elephants will look like a year from now.

I have ideas.

I have hopes...but in my head I hear the words of my friend from Texas saying, “Hope is not a strategy.” Haha (thanks Lisa).

What I do know is that if everything goes to s**t and I have to go back to the world I came from (let's clarify, the *career*...not a different world...my leaders told me not to tell you I was from a different world 👽)...I was still lucky enough to dream a little dream — and watch pieces of it become real.

I'm still dreaming (always dreaming), but I need to make some practical decisions.

I've analyzed the last year of data — the days and times during the week people came through the Pink Door, etc. — and I'm adjusting my hours accordingly.

I'm also increasing my hours at my part-time job because, well...bills need to be paid.

So dumb. Stupid bills.

The cool thing is, my boss understands that this is my dream and I have flexibility...so I can still help you with those special moments...so just reach out.

✨AND✨ adjusting my hours is actually going to give me more time to expand what Three Pink Elephants offers — weddings, events and gatherings...and I might have a few other things up my sleeve. 😉

The dream isn't getting smaller.

It's just evolving. ❤️

Beginning **September 1st:**

Wednesday: 2–7
Thursday: 2–6
Friday: 11–5
Saturday: 11–3
Sunday–Tuesday: Closed
..and look, I've extended some evenings so maybe you can come have a glass of wine with me...😉

08/26/2026

Y'all are in for a treat tonight at the Clay Center Farmers Market-NE

We will be featuring a flower bar with fresh cut flowers from these amazing ladies and their farms!

Fiddleleaf.flowers
Aunt Annie's Flower Farm & Mercantile
Prairieland Flowers
Haney's Veggies and Blooms

I can't tell you how many times Aunt Annie has saved my butt when it's come to an important event.

I choose locally grown whenever I can! And today the stars aligned and these gals were all under the same roof!

Watch this video! They are so cute, the flowers are GORGEOUS and I wanted to take every bucket home with me.

This is also the same reason that I don't ever go to the shelter because I would bring every dog home with me too. 🤷

Flowers. Dogs. Magic.

08/25/2026

Instead of my usual kick ass burnouts, I'm hitting the brakes.

Chrome Revival will NOT be rescheduled for September 5th.

Sometimes you just have to know when to call it, put the car in the garage, and come back another day. That day will come June 2027.

But before we officially put the 2026 Revival to bed, I need to thank the people and businesses who jumped in and helped make this happen.

💗 Chrome Revival Partners & Sponsors
Represent Customs
Farmers Union Midwest - Hastings
Sutton Auto Supply
Bramble's Auto Sales
First Street Brewing Company
The Italian Vine Wine Distributors
The Tattooed Cactus
Hastings Equity Manufacturing Co.
Legion Post 87 - Clay Center
Peckers Social Club
Back Alley Bakery & Cafe
The Cheese and Wine Shop
Aunt Annie's Flower Farm & Mercantile
Chris's Car Wash

And our incredible Car Hop stops who were ready to welcome a whole bunch of motorists rolling through the countryside:

Edgar
The Bar Next Door
Sugar Shack Home Decor Store

Deweese
Down South Bar and Grill

Fairfield
Artfully Yours Rachel
Trailhead Tavern

Clay Center
The Spoon House

To everyone who sponsored, volunteered, planned, showed up, got rained on, laughed with us and rolled with every ridiculous turn this thing took:

Thank you. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. 💗

Chrome Revival will ride again. June of 2027.

For now, here's one last look at the day the skies opened up...and we carried on anyway. 🏁

Address

112 South Alexander Avenue
Clay Center, NE
68933

Opening Hours

Tuesday 1pm - 6pm
Wednesday 1pm - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+14024688715

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