Calling all chocolate lovers. The 8th Annual Chocolate Walk, sponsored by Discover Plymouth, returns to Downtown Plymouth on Saturday, October 3rd, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
This limited-ticketed event offers participants a sweet day of strolling, shopping, and chocolates. More than 25 participating businesses will open their doors for the event, inviting guests to visit local shops and collect chocolate and chocolate-themed treats along the way.
Tickets are now on sale for $20 per person. Only 150 tickets will be sold, so organizers encourage those interested to purchase early.
Tickets can be purchased at the Marshall County Museum, Simplee Stated Gifts, or online through Eventbrite.
Participants will want to make the museum their first stop, where they will receive their passport card and a container to hold their chocolates as they make their way through Downtown Plymouth.
Grab your friends and spend the day strolling Downtown Plymouth, visiting local businesses, and collecting sweet treats — one sweet Saturday in Downtown Plymouth.
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