Discover deals and win prizes at June-October Discovery Days
The Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce has announced Bluffton Discovery Days beginning June 24, 2023 and continuing every fourth Saturday of the month through October. Participating businesses will offer exclusive in-store specials for one day only, giving shoppers the opportunity to enjoy great deals.
Visitors who stop by a participating business will be entered into a drawing to win Bluffton Dollars, which can be spent at any Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce member business. Prizes range from $25 to $100, providing winners with the chance to explore different local establishments. Business distributing tickets for the drawing are:
- Black Lab Trading Co.
- The Dough Hook Meat Market
- Ten Thousand Villages
- Bluffton Senior Citizens Association
- Bike Crazy LLC
- Shirley's Gourmet Popcorn Co.
- Town & Country Flowers
- Roots By Strattons
- Book Reviews
- Et Cetera Shop
- Rodan & Fields
Bluffton Discovery Days is a celebration of the community, showcasing the unique businesses and charm that Bluffton has to offer. It's an opportunity for residents and visitors to support local commerce while enjoying special discounts.
"We're excited to bring back Bluffton Discovery Days and encourage everyone to discover what Bluffton has to offer," said Jim Enneking, Executive Director of the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce. "Mark your calendars for the fourth Saturday of each month and take part in this exciting event."
The dates for upcoming Discovery Days, which coordinate with the Bluffton Farmers Market and Bluffton Cars & Coffee, are:
- June 24
- July 22
- August 26
- September 23
- October 28
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