Ellensburg Downtown Association Encourages Businesses to Plant in Planters in 2020.
This week would have contained Downtown Planter Day, a day we all know and love. On this day, the Ellensburg Downtown Association and volunteers fill 65 downtown planters with beautiful flowers.
2020 is looking a little different.
After multiple nights of my Netflix asking “Are you still watching?” I knew I needed more activities to keep me occupied. Are you searching for things to do to keep you occupied? Are you searching for ways to support your downtown businesses? I am here to help.
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The Ellensburg Downtown Association is proud to announce…
We imagine you might be scratching your head wondering what is “Burg Herd?”
Well, listen up!
Galentine’s Shop Hop Crew, Pearl Street
Hildi Youngblood – Owner of Evolve Clothing & Jewelry
Megan West – Owner of Claim Clothing
Karen Bach – Tasting Room Manager of Gard Vintners
Riley Newman – Wine Club Manager of Gard Vintners
Rachel Crites – Owner of Pearl Street Optical
Written By: Taylor Villwock, Public Relations Coordinator
Restaurant Month has gone through some changes over the years, but one thing we realized is that our community appreciates is an experience.
Tim Zagat and Jow Baum launched Restaurant Week in 1992, in New York City. Since then, the success has grown across large and small cities all over the country. It started as a week-long promotional event, but now some cities host the event for multiple weeks and sometimes more than once a year. It is an opportunity for restaurants to offer meals at different price points, which makes individuals with different budgets feel welcomed to participate. Restaurant Week is an opportunity for restaurants to impress customers with new dishes, give them a bang for their buck, and increase the traffic to their restaurant. It can also make a positive impact on the economy when motivating individuals to dine at small businesses.
