A LOT OF YOU WILL BE OUT SHOPPING FOR BARGAINS DURING THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND, AND SIOUX CITY WANTS TO FOCUS SOME OF THAT SPENDING ON SMALL LOCALLY OWNED BUSINESSES.
CITY SPOKESPERSON ANNE WESTRA SAYS THOSE STORES ARE IMPORTANT TO OUR LOCAL ECONOMY:
THIS WEEKENDÂ IS THE THIRD ANNUAL "SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY" AND TO DRIVE THAT POINT HOME, RAGEN COTE OF DOWNTOWN PARTNERS HAS A SPECIAL PROMOTION HAPPENING:
YOU CAN FIND LOCAL BUSINESSES PARTICIPATING ONLINE AT www.shopsmallsux.com
THERE'S TWO EVENTS THIS WEEKEND TO HELP YOU GET INTO THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT AND TAKE YOUR MIND OFF THE SHOPPING FRENZY. KIDS CAN HAVE BREAKFAST WITH SANTA SATURDAY MORNING AT THE HO-CHUNK CENTRE ATRIUM AT 4TH AND NEBRASKA STREETS.
THERE'S TWO SEPARATE TIMES, 8:30AND 10AM WITH BREAKFAST, FACE PAINTING, COOKIE DECORATING, STORY TIME AND A VISIT WITH SANTA CLAUS.
ON SUNDAY, RICHARD STEINBACH WILL GIVE A FREE HOLIDAY PIANO CONCERT AT THE SIOUX CITY ART CENTER. STEINBACH WILL PLAY FROM 3PM UNTIL 5PM AND DEBUT HIS NEW CD TITLED "CHRISTMAS SPIRIT"
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