Entry form for the Salsa Contest held at the Farmers' Market on Saturday, September 1.
Sponsored by The Daily Advocate & KitchenAid Experience.
Sponsored by The Daily Advocate & KitchenAid Experience.
Monday, August 6, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
9:26 AM
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Bob Evans is allowing July 27-29 to be a Community Fundraiser for the Hometown Holiday Horse Parade where they will donate15% of sales when the Dine To Make A Difference flyer is presented.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
10:27 AM
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The Downtown
Greenville Farmers’ Market is returning on Saturday, June 2 located by the
Darke County Courthouse on the corner of 4th and Broadway. Sponsored
by Wayne Healthcare and KitchenAid Experience the Farmers’ Market has been a
staple of summer in Darke County since 1998, and this year promises to be
another great year to shop for fresh produce, baked goods and local crafts from
many great local vendors. Here’s a sampling of vendors and what you’ll find at
their tables:
The Ansonia FFA Greenhouse will
offer seasonal plants and produce including annuals, perennials, trees, fruits,
vegetables and potted herbs.
Rhoadeside Noodles & More
will have Noodles, Breads, Angel Food Cake. This is a family business with
their boys helping in making the noodles. The eggs for the noodles and
cakes are gathered daily right on their farm.
Greenville
Community Gardens enjoy naturally produced fruits and vegetables. By gathering
people around shared food, shared work, and shared inquiry, the Greenville
Community Gardens Project fosters a culture that draws meaning and pleasure
from the connections among people, land, and food.
Threewits Heritage Farm will be
offering fresh flowers, vegetables, and crafts.
M & R enterprises will have
her family friendly books about legends and hauntings in Darke County and the
mountains of Kentucky and Tennessee for sale.
Francis Byers will have fresh
fruits and vegetables from his acre of land and 60 fruit trees starting in
July.
Three Generations will be
offering crocheted goods, a variety of baked goods and embroidered items.
Simply Dessert will offer
homemade baked goods made with all natural ingredients and no preservatives.
Kurt Wolf offers baked goods,
vegetables, crafts, eggs, berries and jams.
KD’s Café, Cakes and Mini Donuts
will have their popular mini donuts and coffee available
The market will run all summer
and into the fall, 20 Saturdays in all, from June 2 until October 13 and will
be held rain or shine. It will be open from 9am until 1 pm.
Vendors are accepted throughout
the season. For application information or other downtown initiatives presented
by Main Street Greenville, please visit www.downtowngreenville.org, like the market on Facebook at www.facebook.com/greenvillefarmersmarket
or call 937-548-4998.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
8:09 AM
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Members of Girl Scout Troop #31293, Kassidy York and Samantha Buchy, assist with the downtown plantings. This is their fourth year participating in the Adopt A Box program.
On May 19, nearly 100 people from businesses,
organizations and families came to beautify downtown. With the early morning start, volunteers from BASF and Boy
Scout Troop #373 assisted with the
unloading and spreading of mulch and planting Annie Oakley Park. From 8:00am
until 11:00am on Saturday morning people gathered in the downtown to plant
their adopted box organized by the Main Street Greenville’s Design Committee.
If you are in downtown this summer, check out the
colorful additions to the downtown along with the rows of street poles
recognizing the Adopt-A-Box participants.
Children, parents, grandparents, co-workers, and friends all took part
in the planting of the vibrant colors along South Broadway. “This program was
designed to reach out and involve the community and to have an appreciation for
downtown Greenville,” stated Mike Henderson, Main Street Greenville Design
Chair. Throughout the summer the
participants will be maintaining their box or pot while helpful hands of more
community volunteers water them.
This
year’s program recognizes BASF, Miller Flowers, Spencer’s Landscaping, Fresh
Air Farms, Wayne Industries and City of Greenville Street Department for
contributing time, materials and or monetary donation towards this community
project.
A great big thanks to the 2012 Adopt A Box
participants: Heartland of Greenville, Greenville
National Bank, Second National Bank, KitchenAid Experience, Wayne Healthcare,
George & Becky Luce, Carolyn Fisher, Danny's Place, Granny's Corner, Linda
Stachler Darke Co. Recorder, Stegall, Rhoades, Delaplane Commissioners,
CenturyLink, The Meat Shop, Dick & Debby Sodders, Mike & Debby
Henderson, Mercer Savings Bank, The Wilson Family, Theodore Finnarn Law Office,
Darke Co. Farmers Union, Chad, Lauren, Carson & Ethan Henry, Michael's Fine
Clocks & Jewelry, Darke Co. Democratic Women, Wayne Industries,
Comprehensive Health Network, Beltone Hearing & Audiology, Donald and Janet
Weills, Advanced Eyecare, American Title Resources, Darke Co. Chamber of
Commerce, AAA Miami Valley, Edgetown Veterinary Clinic & Laser Center, AMS
Uniforms, Ann's Gifts, Woodland Primary, Canine Capers 4-H Club, Andria Haworth
Financial Advisor Edward Jones, Brethren Retirement Community, Mark Middlecoff,
Youniques, DarkeJournal.com, Merri & Payton Niekamp, Commercial Printing,
Girl Scout Troop #31293, D'Alessios, Myers Excavating & Construction, Mote
& Associates, Sadie Grace & Readmore's Hallmark, The A&B Coffee
& Cake Co., Cavalier Clothing, and Jordan, Addison and Avery Ernst
With
people working together and having fun, great things can be
accomplished-planting community pride one box at a time.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
10:24 AM
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Downtown business participants for May's First Friday include:
A&B Coffee & Cake Co.: 501 S. Broadway
AMS Uniforms: The Palace, 537 S. Broadway, Suite 103
AMS Uniforms: The Palace, 537 S. Broadway, Suite 103
Bread of Life Christian Bookstore: 107 W. Main Street
Sale on pink & purple study Bibles perfect for Mother's Day.
Brenda's Beanery: 410 S. Broadway
Candy Bouquet: 523 S. Broadway
Dove Chocolate Discoveries Chocolatier will be in store from 7:00-8:00 pm showcasing all the Dove Chocolate items they offer and sample taste tasting.
Countryside Bike Shop: 301 S. Broadway
Country Primitives: 411 S. Broadway
Cratiques Antiques: 144 W. 4th Street
50% off items $25. or less; and buy one book, get 2 free of equal or lesser value.
D'Alessios: The Palace, 537 S. Broadway, Suite 102
Don's Pizza: 617 S. Broadway
Greenville Pawn & Jewelry: 128 W. 4th Street
Greenville Pawn & Jewelry: 128 W. 4th Street
Janet's Bakery: 316 S. Broadway
Featuring fruit bar samples
KitchenAid Experience: 423 S. Broadway
Mother's Day Cookie Baking Contest at 7 pm.
Little Italian Cafe: 180 W. 3rd Street
All you can eat buffet. Beer and wine special- a buy one, get half off second one.
Merle Norman: 309 S. Broadway
Celebrating first year in business with drawings for gift certificates. A Lonaberger display and Merle Norman Mother's Day gifts will be highlighted.
Montage Cafe: 527 S.Broadway
Wine tasting of 8 different wines.75¢ a sample. Shannon Clark performing for the evening.
Readmore's Hallmark: 524 S. Broadway
Sidewalk Sale! See sidewalk sandwich board for details.
The Bistro Off Broadway: 117 W. 5th Street
Open until 10 pm
The Bootery: 521 S. Broadway
The Coffee Pot: The Palace, 537 S. Broadway, Suite 101
Dick Helman Trio performs from 7-9 pm
The Ivy League: 517 S. Broadway
Outdoor display of spring blooms
Third Street Market: 120 W. 3rd Street
Sneak peak of the Gardner's Market for Saturday
Wayne Cinemas: 540 S. Broadway
Movie:The Avengers, 7:15 & 9:15 pm
Youniques: 529 S. Broadway
Gift with purchase for First Fridays!
Thursday, April 26, 2012
6:00 AM
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| A circa 1900 snapshoot of 334 S. Broadway at the corner of W. Third & Broadway. This building and three others will be on the Upper Floor Tour on Friday, May 4 during ‘First Fridays’ |
334 and 402 are
more than a number and much more than an address on South Broadway. Since
the mid 1800's, each of these buildings housed the entrepreneurial spirit and
business ventures of pharmacists, bakers, dentists, confectioners,
restaurateurs, harness makers, grocers, home furnishings, paint, clothing and
shoe store owners.
402 S. Broadway,
formerly Bill Rogers California Beds and Bedroom Store, is a wonderful, late
1800 high Victorian Gothic Brick and Block Structure. 328, 330 and 334,
Bach to Rock since 1999, was built between 1850 and 1854 and boasts a 6-bay
stucco facade. The "upper floors" of the 334 building were home
to the Fraternal Order of the Moose from 1924 to the 1960's and today, can
still be seen with the large lodge room complete with stage.
Give yourself the
rare opportunity to view these and more "hidden gems" of Greenville’s downtown on Friday, May 4
from 6-9p.m. Meet with the owners of these historic buildings and hear
them share their vision for business and downtown living options.
This amazing tour will include 2 other "upper floor" locations and 2
bonus locations in downtown! Tickets for this tour are $5 each and are
available at Granny's Corner and Bread of Life. Tickets can also be
purchased at the door of any of the four stops during the evening event.
Also, since it is "First Fridays" downtown businesses will be
open late!
Mote and Associates, sponsor the Third Annual Upper Floor Building tour, is a
professional design firm specializing in civil engineering and land surveying.
The tour is presented by Main Street Greenville in collaboration with
Historic Preservation Month to bring awareness and respect to our built
environment and to ‘Discover our Hidden Gems.’
"First Fridays" is a monthly event presented by Main Street Greenville-a
non-profit organization committed to stimulating and supporting revitalization
efforts, historic preservation and economic growth in historic Downtown
Greenville. To learn more about the other buildings on the tour, click here.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
12:16 PM
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| Downtown Greenville Farmers' Market |
Do you raise
vegetables? Make crafts? Maybe you
grow fresh flowers or bake. Have you considered vending at the Downtown
Greenville Farmers’ Market? The market will be opening on Saturday, June 2 and
vendors are wanted!
As in the past,
market days will be on Saturday mornings on the Courthouse lawn from
9am-1pm. The market season runs to
October 13.
Vendors can choose
from many options that work best for their product availability. A popular
option at the market is the
‘Communal Table’. For those who have little or no time to sell at the
market, drop off your produce, a volunteer will tend to the communal
table. This allows you to sell
your extra produce and make money.
We have a designated market master to man the table the whole season.
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| Planting Day 2011 brought over 100 volunteers downtown! |
As the winter
weather is eliminated from the forecast for the next several months, the signs
of spring itch to come back to life. The cool, crisp air with the sun
peeking through ignites a planting spirit in many of us. That spirit is
also coming alive in downtown Greenville!
The Main Street
Greenville Design Committee is organizing its 6th annual Adopt A Box Program sponsored by BASF to encourage citizens
to plant pride in downtown and within the Greenville community at large. The
beauty of downtown reaches far more than its boundaries with assistance from
area businesses, organizations, and families, Greenville becomes an attractive
destination and community we can all be proud to live, work and do business in.
On May 19, a day
Main Street Greenville calls Downtown Beautification Day, the district will
come alive with people bustling around planting color into the earth. The
adoptee of each flower box and pot will engage in volunteering his or her time
to keep downtown growing. Last year over 100 volunteers participated in
the morning program.
The vision of this
program is to see families laughing, co-workers communicating, and
organizations building teamwork. Downtown is a place for people to come
together, socialize, and feel connected with the rest of the community. What
better way to allow that to happen then a beautification day? This day
will be a small movement towards people picking up the shovel, moving the
dirt, and planting the seeds for the future.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
10:08 AM
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Historic photograph of 529 S. Broadway. This building will be featured on the Upper Floor Tour presented by Main Street Greenville on Friday, May 4 from 6-9 pm.
Have you ever dreamed of living in the midst of an historic, eclectic environment? Are you thinking that your business would benefit from a vibrant location where you will be a valued member of a supportive, committed business group? Or, are you just plain curious about your downtown and wonder where the blacksmith set-up his shop in the 1800's and where the funeral home was located on Broadway in the 1900's?
Then you will want to be part of the May 4, First Friday Upper Floor Tour to see and discover our "hidden gems". 600 South Broadway (American Title Resource) and 529 South Broadway (Youniques) are part of this interesting downtown event. Building owners will be on hand to share the rich history of these National Historic buildings and inform of their vision for the space. This amazing tour will include 2 other "upper floor" locations and 2 bonus locations in downtown! Tickets for this tour are $5 each and are available at Granny's Corner and Bread of Life. Tickets can also be purchased at the door of any of the four stops for this evening’s event. Also, since it is "First Friday" downtown businesses will be open late!
This third annual Upper Floor Building Tour is sponsored by Mote and Associates, a professional design firm specializing in civil engineering and land surveying. The tour is presented by Main Street Greenville in collaboration with Historic Preservation Month to bring awareness and respect to our built environment.
"First Fridays" is a monthly event presented by Main Street Greenville-a non-profit organization committed to stimulating and supporting revitalization efforts, historic preservation and grown in historic Downtown Greenville. To learn more, visit www.DowntownGreenville.org or call 937-548-4998.
Monday, April 16, 2012
7:29 AM
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ALL MONTH LONG
My Church’s Hidden Gems Display – Illustrations by downtown churches’ Sunday School students on display at the Greenville Public Library.
FRIDAY, MAY 4
Greenville Public Library Tour (5-6pm) Half hour guided tours of the Greenville Public Library Showcasing stories and artifacts from the past.
Main Street Greenville First Fridays (6-9pm) Downtown is open late on “first” Fridays. Stores extend their hours & offer special promotions.
Upper Floor Building Tour (6-9pm) Get your ticket to this amazing tour highlighting four upper floors in the downtown district plus two bonus locations. Tickets are available at Granny’s Corner & Bread of Life or by contacting Main Street Greenville at 937.548.4998.
Memorial Hall Centennial DCCA will present an Evening of Legacy beginning at 8:00 p.m. at St. Clair Memorial Hall. Henry and Ella St. Clair (portrayed by John and Karen Burkett) host local musical artists performing selections from Memorial Hall’s dedication in 1912. Tickets available at the door for $5.00. A tour of the Memorial Hall building is offered to the public from 5:00-7:00 p.m. by the Fort GreeneVille Daughters of the American Revolution.
SATURDAY, MAY 5
Bear’s Mill Spring Open House (11am-5pm)Shop the Mill Store & Gallery decked out in Springtime splendor. Continues Sunday, May 6 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Photographer John Bower’s “Capturing the Soul of Our Past” a photographic journey exploring the remnants of our rapidly disappearing past on display until May 20th.
Lowell Thomas House Tour (12-4pm)Free admission to the Lowell Thomas House through glass doors next to the parking lot. Regular admission to tour the Garst Museum.
Afternoon Tea (2-3:30pm) In honor of the Memorial Hall Centennial Celebration, the Fort GreeneVille Daughters of the American Revolution host a light afternoon tea at St. Clair Manor with Henry and Ella St. Clair (portrayed by John and Karen Burkett). Tickets are $10 at Readmore’s Hallmark. Seating is limited.
THURSDAY, MAY 10
Coffeehouse Series: Postcards & Pictures from the Past
The A & B Coffee & Cake Company at 7:00 p.m. Free & open to the public. Take a stroll back in time down Broadway. Enjoy the old postcard & picture collections from Mike Henderson & Dick Brown that highlight our historic gems. Show and tell about your own collection of pictures and postcards of Greenville.
THURSDAY, MAY 17
Coffeehouse Series: Fort GreeneVille Daughters of the American Revolution Brenda’s Beanery at 7:00 p.m. Free & open to the public. Learn about the Fort GreeneVille Daughters of the American Revolution and how they are dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history and securing America’s future through better education for children.
THURSDAY, MAY 24
Coffeehouse Series: Our Greenville City Park, A Local Gem
The Coffee Pot at 7:00 p.m. Free & open to the public. Two generations of Greenville natives, Steve Birt and Amber Garrett, share their mutual love and appreciation for the memories, their understanding of importance and their hopes for the future of our Greenville City Park.
SATURDAY, MAY 26
Lowell Thomas House Tour (12-4pm)
Free admission to the Lowell Thomas House through glass doors next to the parking lot. Regular admission to tour the Garst Museum.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
11:12 AM
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The Easter Bunny is ready for ‘First Fridays’ were businesses are open late in downtown Greenville on April 6 .
The Greenville downtown district continues the tradition of ‘First Fridays’ on April 6 from 6-9 pm. Celebrate the renewal of spring in the vibrant business district with family, food and furry friends!
This month’s ‘First Fridays’ theme is a petting zoo sponsored by Keller Grain and Feed, Inc. and Greenville National Bank. Keller Grain and Feed, Inc. brings their ‘chick days’ to downtown displaying spring chicks and ducks. People are invited to interact with these furry friends on the Courthouse Lawn. In addition, the Easter Bunny will be hopping around downtown greeting visitors.
Greenville National Bank utilizes the month of April to highlight Community Banking. They will be a part of ‘First Fridays’ by providing family fun activities during the evening. Other businesses participating by staying open late include The A&B Coffee & Cake Co., AMS Uniforms, Artifacts, Ink., Brenda’s Beanery, The Bootery, The Bistro Off Broadway, Candy Bouquet, Cavalier Clothing, China Garden, Countryside Bike Shop, The Coffee Pot, D’Alessios, Danny’s Place, The Don’s Pizza, The Ivy League, Little Italian Café, KitchenAid Experience, Readmore’s Hallmark, Third Street Market, Youniques.
‘First Fridays’ aims to bring people downtown during evening hours to enjoy activities, demonstrations, food and music in a beautiful historic setting. ‘First Fridays’ is a monthly event presented by Main Street Greenville – a non-profit organization committed to stimulating and supporting revitalization efforts, historic preservation and economic growth in historic Downtown Greenville. To learn more, visit www.DowntownGreenville.org or call 937-548-4998.
Monday, March 5, 2012
3:53 AM
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Dustin Nealeigh stating that St. Clair Memorial Hall is a place that matters.
While it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a community partnering together to keep a historic treasure alive, such as Darke County’s historic Henry St. Clair Memorial Hall, located in downtown Greenville.
Memorial Hall, which celebrates its 100th anniversary in May, was awarded a $250,000 grant for façade repairs and exterior restoration by the Ohio Department of Development. This funding was secured through the collaboration of the City of Greenville, Greenville City Schools, Darke County Endowment for the Arts and Main Street Greenville. The matching funds were provided through permanent improvement funds of Greenville City Schools, who owns the building, and by Darke County Endowment for the Arts.
The City of Greenville applied to the Ohio Department of Development for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Discretionary Program Tier 3 on behalf of Greenville City Schools with assistance from Mote and Associates and Susan Schepis, Grants Specialist.
“We are thrilled to have so many different groups working together to secure funding and help restore Memorial Hall,” said Jon McGreevey, Director of Administrative Services for Greenville City Schools. “This funding will ensure Memorial Hall remains a treasure in Darke County.”
The $250,000 matching grant will preserve multiple aspects of Memorial Hall. Renovations include restoration and repairs of the front façade and reinforcing the façade structure by repointing mortar joints and repairing deteriorating cast stone. Structural improvements will be completed in the attic and damage caused by excessive moisture in the building over the past 100 years will be addressed.
With cooperative weather, officials anticipate construction will commence in May and the major parts of the renovation will be completed before school starts in late August.
A Centennial Celebration for Memorial Hall organized by the Darke County Center for the Arts (DCCA) and local citizens will be held May 4-6, 2012. Building tours will be offered on Friday evening May 4, and musical selections, which were performed at Memorial Hall’s dedication on May 3, 1912, will be featured.
A building used for educational and cultural purposes was the dream of Henry St. Clair, a man who moved to Greenville in 1872 and opened Darke County’s most successful wholesale grocery business. St. Clair served the community as a member of Greenville’s school board and as a city councilman. He and his wife Ella Van Dyke St. Clair contributed generously to local community needs. St. Clair’s final gift to Darke County was leaving $100,000 in his will to the Greenville Board of Education to build Memorial Hall. Construction on the building began in June 1910 and was completed in 1912. The project cost $135,000 in its entirety, and St. Clair’s wife, Ella, paid the remainder.
For more information about the Centennial Celebration, contact DCCA at 547-0908 or visit their website at www.centerforarts.net.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
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Moving right along into March with First Fridays. The theme is a Culinary Tour for Friday, March 2.
Take part in a Culinary Tour of downtown Greenville. Eat and sip your way through the urban spirited district that is on the rise of young entrepreneurs. Sponsored by Ozro & Ray's, the tour will consist of several small groups guided by energetic foodies & connoisseurs of downtown. Each group will visit over 6 downtown establishments highlighting amazing fare one would not know existed in Darke County.
The two hour guided tour will start promptly at 6:00 pm leaving plenty of time to take in other fine establishments in the historic business district at the end of the tour.
Tickets are $10 and available at The Coffee Pot, Readmore's Hallmark, Third Street Market, The A&B Coffee & Cake Co. Read your ticket to find out where your tour begins.
‘First Fridays’ is presented by Main Street Greenville, a non-profit organization committed to stimulating and supporting revitalization efforts, historic preservation and economic growth in Historic Downtown Greenville. To learn more, visit www.DowntownGreenville.org or call 937-548-4998.
The two hour guided tour will start promptly at 6:00 pm leaving plenty of time to take in other fine establishments in the historic business district at the end of the tour.
Tickets are $10 and available at The Coffee Pot, Readmore's Hallmark, Third Street Market, The A&B Coffee & Cake Co. Read your ticket to find out where your tour begins.
‘First Fridays’ is presented by Main Street Greenville, a non-profit organization committed to stimulating and supporting revitalization efforts, historic preservation and economic growth in Historic Downtown Greenville. To learn more, visit www.DowntownGreenville.org or call 937-548-4998.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
7:41 AM
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3 <6-9 pm>
Join friends, family or co-workers to experience the wonderfully festive atmosphere of ‘First Fridays’ in downtown Greenville. On the first Friday of each month from February through December, downtown Greenville comes alive from 6-9 pm with businesses staying open while promoting a different theme each month– showcasing downtown as the place to be!
‘First Fridays’ begin on February 3 with a Wedding Walk theme. Sponsored by Romer’s Catering, St. Clair Manor and Daily Advocate, this event highlights over 20 downtown businesses that serve the wedding industry. The free event allows brides, grooms, attendants, parents or anyone wanting to explore downtown in the evening to do so at a relaxed pace and setting. The Wedding Walk begins at Romer’s Catering where a map and passport will be provided. The map will highlight businesses on the walk and the category they serve for weddings and newly weds. While on the walk enjoy venue tours of Romer’s Catering & St. Clair Manor, how to get that wedding day glow, wedding wear fashion show, honeymoon destinations & the matching apparel, blissful bouquet workshop, and a chance to win a downtown gift basket valued over $500.00 by filling up the passport and dropping it off at St. Clair Manor.
Businesses participating in this ‘First Fridays‘ include AAA, The A&B Coffee & Cake Co., AMS Uniforms, The Bootery, Bread of Life, Brenda’s Beanery, Candy Bouquet, Cavalier Clothing, Commercial Printing, Country Primitives, Daily Advocate, ElementsLife, Granny’s Corner, KitchenAid Experience, The Ivy League, Janet’s Bakery, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Montage Café, Pamela’s Intimate Apparel, Readmore’s Hallmark, Romer’s Catering, St. Clair Manor, and Youniques Boutique.
‘First Fridays’ is presented by Main Street Greenville, a non-profit organization committed to stimulating and supporting revitalization efforts, historic preservation and economic growth in Historic Downtown Greenville. To learn more, visit www.DowntownGreenville.org or call 937-548-4998.
Friday, January 13, 2012
8:09 AM
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February is such a great time to celebrate love. We at Main Street Greenville are toasting with you-with help from our sponsors Romer's Catering, St. Clair Manor and Daily Advocate, we are bringing a Wedding Walk to February's First Friday!
When we counted up how many downtown businesses offer a service or product for the wedding industry we were giddy to find out over 40 businesses cater to these beautiful occasions. The Wedding Walk will highlight most of these businesses as you get a chance to tour them and check out their creations, talent, and customer service.
As the First Fridays theme in February we feel it is a great time to introduce brides, grooms, attendants and parents to downtown at a relaxed pace and setting.
So Save the Date for Friday, February 3!
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