Local shops around the square will offer exclusive discounts, seasonal promotions, and festive activities.
This weekend, Rockville’s downtown square will transform into a bustling hub of local shopping and community spirit for Small Business Saturday on November 30, 2024. Hosted by MainStreet Rockville, the annual event highlights the importance of shopping local and supporting small businesses across Parke County.
Local shops around the square will offer exclusive discounts, seasonal promotions, and festive activities to encourage residents and visitors to explore what Rockville has to offer. Here’s a look at some of the deals and activities planned:
- Aaron’s on the Square: Enjoy balsamic and olive oil tastings for $5, with Christmas gift baskets starting at $40.
- Bloomfields: Take 25% off holiday décor (some exclusions apply) and enjoy refreshments while you shop.
- Chelsea’s General Store: Discover unique deals from a variety of vendors at select booths.
- G&M Variety: Enter a drawing for a $50 gift certificate and enjoy extended hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Golden Forrest: Stock up on herbal products, soap, and lotion during their special sale, and treat yourself to freshly baked goods.
- Havenlee Expressions & Gifts: Save 30% storewide on a wide range of unique finds (some exclusions apply).
- Neva’s: Enjoy 10% off storewide during their extended hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Off the Square Artisans: Browse artisan booths offering discounts and one-of-a-kind pieces.
- Rusted Root Candle Co.: Find ready-to-gift candle box sets and enter a special gift drawing while enjoying refreshments.
- Vintage Relics: Save 25% on Christmas décor and 10% on select Bogg Bags.
Small Business Saturday aims to boost local commerce while giving shoppers a chance to find unique holiday gifts. With special sales, refreshments, and a sense of community pride, the event is a perfect way to kick off the holiday season while supporting Rockville’s small business owners.
For more details on the event or specific deals, shoppers are encouraged to contact participating businesses directly.
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