Small Business Saturday hosted by Carrabelle Chamber of Commerce

Sat Nov 25, 11 am-2 pm- The Carrabelle Chamber of Commerce is inviting all residents and visitors to SHOP and DINE LOCAL with local businesses in honor of Small Business Saturday on Saturday, November 25. Small Business Saturday encourages people to support small businesses during the holiday season and throughout the year. These Local business owners offer one-of-a-kind goods and services and serve up fresh seafood and true home-style cooking. The Carrabelle Chamber of Commerce is proud to be a major supporter of businesses and the community.

The Carrabelle Chamber of Commerce is celebrating Small Business Saturday as a day of shopping, food and fun. The area’s businesses work hard keeping the community special by promoting the character and value of small hometown shopping and dining. These owners and staff are also friends, neighbors, and family. Support them on the day dedicated to them and see what they have for your holiday, or any day, shopping! Small towns show their appreciation for each other in so many unique ways, so the Carrabelle Chamber would like to show its appreciation too. Shoppers are invited to bring their receipts from November 25 from a local business to receive a free hot dog at the Carrabelle Chamber of Commerce, at 105 St. James Avenue, Carrabelle, FL,  between 11 and 2 pm.

As always, the Carrabelle Chamber has detailed Chamber Member information displayed and promoted in the Chamber Office and on social media so be sure to stay tuned to updated information.   Shoppers and guests can explore the community’s galleries, museum gift shops, marina stores, unique gift shops and stores, restaurants and other small business members that make up this wonderful community.

Not a member of the Carrabelle Chamber? Contact them today to sign up to be included! Just submit a Chamber Membership for 2023-2024. For more information, check out www.carrabelle.org or contact the Carrabelle Chamber at (850) 697-2585 or chamber@nettally.com.  Funded in part by the Franklin County Tourist Development Council