Experience the sights and sounds of the holiday season and shop local this Saturday! November 26th, the Saturday after Thanksgiving is Small Business Saturday. Get a great deal while supporting local businesses in Chapel Hill and surrounding areas.
“Small business represents 99.7 percent of all U.S. employers, and they provide jobs for 58 million Americans,” said Gregg Thompson, state director of NFIB, the nation’s and North Carolina’s leading small-business association. “For many local retail businesses, the holiday shopping season is a make-or-break time, and Americans who want to support their communities and the economy should remember to shop small. 
NFIB has once again partnered with American Express in a national campaign to promote and support Small Business Saturday. Small Business Saturday follows Black Friday and is a great way to start your holiday shopping. Many small businesses determine their profitability for the year from sales between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
“Small Business Saturday has grown every year, and we are very proud to sponsor the promotion,” said Juanita Duggan, NFIB President and CEO. “Small Business Saturday is a very important day to recognize small business owners. We hope that more Americans participate on Saturday and they keep small businesses in mind throughout the year.”
Looking for opportunities to shop small right here in Chape Hill and surrounding areas? Check out these local shops, and events.
- Shop Local, Shop Small (r) at University Place
- Town of Carrboro
- Downtown Hillsborough
- TWIG – Refreshments, a games table, and some fun product demonstrations. Plus you could win a free e-cloth!
- Cameron’s – 25% off one non-sale item
- Chapel Hill Comics – Buy 2 Get 1 Free on all Books – 50% off all current back issues – dollar comics are buy 4 for a $1 – 20% off all toys, statues, and accessories
- Vestique – Special discount to shoppers
- Uniquities
- Julian’s
- Vespertine
- Fedora
- The Gourmet Grove
- Uniquitiques
- Carlisle & Linny Vintage Jewelry
- WomanCraft– $5 off your purchase of $50
Get out there and get your local shop on this Saturday! #SmallBizSat
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