Right off South Main Street, tucked into a corner of the Visitor’s Center, you’ll find a cozy and enchanting little bakery and café. You virtually forget that the day is cold and gloomy outside the moment you step into the café, with its neat little tables, whimsical French decor, charming...
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The Inside Scoop on the New Gelato Shop Downtown
It’s hard for us to believe that the downtown staple, Shank’s Bakery, will be closing its doors on Christmas Eve after nearly 10 years of serving Harrisonburg their delicious baked goods. Source: Shank’s Bakery facebook Shank’s – you will be missed. But, thankfully, the space will not be sitting vacant...
43 Places to Shop Local for Your Last-Minute Gifts
Do you have some last-minute gifts you need to buy before Christmas? Is that one particular person on your list proving to be difficult to buy for again this year? Or maybe the list of people to buy for is still very (embarrassingly) lengthy. Never fear! We’ve compiled a categorized...
Shop ‘Til You Drop with 13 Holiday Promotions & Fun Festivities: December 12, 2014
‘Tis the Season to…. Source: Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance Still need to buy a few Christmas presents? Or maybe you haven’t started yet? Never fear – Harrisonburg has you covered. On December 12th, as part of Harrisonburg’s Shop ‘Til You Drop event, 5 local downtown businesses have some great promotions...
Don’t Miss It! Rocktown Food Release Party
Have you ordered your copy of the beautiful, Harrisonburg-produced Rocktown Food Book? Source: Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance If you haven’t, you can pre-order it here. And if you have, don’t miss the Rocktown Food Release Party on December 12th from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm at the Visitor’s Center downtown. The talented team...
New Life at the Old Nile Location
Good news for any of you who are missing the cultural and social hub that was the Blue Nile – the building will be taking on new life as…. The Golden Pony Harrisonburg’s very own Paul Somers is gearing up to open the restaurant/bar in February. Source: Old South...