Small Business Saturday, observed on the Saturday following Thanksgiving, serves as a reminder to prioritize local businesses during the holiday season. Initiated by American Express in 2010, this day has grown into a nationwide movement, encouraging consumers to shop small and support their communities. Explore Danville’s Small Businesses: Quaint boutiques: Danville is dotted with…
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Gallery Hop bringing artists, live music downtown Nov. 9
Jump start your holiday shopping and enjoy a fun evening in downtown Danville during the Gallery Hop on Thursday, Nov. 9, from 4:30 – 7 p.m. There will be a number of artists set up inside businesses, offering everything from paintings and woodworking items to mixed media and custom handmade jewelry. For updated information and…
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Waldo returning to downtown Danville on July 1
Where’s Waldo? All over downtown Danville, that’s where. From July 1-20, the iconic character will be hanging out and hiding inside of 26 different downtown businesses, waiting to be found and documented for prizes. Each business will have a 5-inch-tall cutout of Waldo displayed somewhere inside. Stop by Plaid Elephant Books – 116 N. 3rd…
Third Thursdays returning to downtown Danville for 2023
Get ready for more fun in downtown Danville in 2023 with the return of Third Thursdays. More shopping. More eating. More friends. More Danville. From April to October, your favorite downtown shops and eateries will be open until 8 p.m. (or later) on the Third Thursday of the month, with specials and promos just for…
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All the things for spring
April is made for springtime gifts and getaways and Danville has an abundance of both. Its historic downtown district is the perfect place for shop hopping for gifts for Easter, Mother’s Day, grads, the garden. April in Kentucky also means Keeneland, located a 45-minute country drive away in Lexington. Afterward, keep that country vibe alive…