
Downtown Antioch Business Bingo Event Highlights Local Shops
Join the Downtown Antioch Business Bingo Game this Small Business Saturday to explore and support local businesses.
Antioch's downtown is abuzz with anticipation as the community prepares for the upcoming Downtown Business Bingo Game, set to coincide with Small Business Saturday.
This engaging event aims to spotlight the diverse array of local businesses that form the heart of our city.
Participants can look forward to exploring a variety of establishments, each offering unique products and services.
Highlighted businesses include:
Antioch Chamber of Commerce – 640 W 2nd
At Madd Hatters – 307 G St.
B Dance Studio – 314 G St.
Clavo & Canela – 310 G St.
Diann’s Embroidery & Graphics – 514 W 4th
Guadalajara Taqueria – 607 W 2nd St
Hen & Drake Tea – 520 W 2nd
HIMC Barbers – 308 G St.
Hops & Grapes – 214 W 10th
JJ Aquarium – 509 2nd
K911 Animal Rescue – 620 W 2nd
La Plazuela – 400 G St.
Monica’s Riverview – 1 I St
Oh! Party Bay Area – 514 W 2nd
Prime Vintage Realty – 340 W 2nd
Rivertown Treasure Chest – 306 G St
Royal Banquet Hall – 210 G St.
Smith's Landing Seafood & Grill – 1 Marina Plaza
Sweets on Second – 619 W 2nd
Sylvia's Flowers – 101 H St, Ste 1.
T&T Smoothie – 208 G St.
The Lemon Tree – 514 W 2nd St
The Pour Up – 1 I St
Participants are encouraged to check the operating hours of these businesses, as some will be open late to accommodate visitors.
Completed Bingo cards can be submitted by 5:00 PM on Sunday to claim a Golden Coupon.
Special promotions add to the excitement.
HIMC Barbers is offering 20% off any service on Saturday, providing a perfect opportunity for a fresh look.
JJ Aquarium is not only offering a planted jar as a Bingo prize but is also raffling off a full aquarium tank, making it a must-visit for aquatic enthusiasts.
In addition to the Bingo event, downtown Antioch has seen a surge of new businesses contributing to its revitalization.
Off the Charts, the city's first cannabis retail store, opened its doors in mid-November, bringing increased foot traffic to the area.
Manager Phi Bui noted the community's positive response, stating, "They get excited. They walked in like, 'No way, there's one downtown.' So, they got really excited when we're opening up."
Another exciting addition is Hen & Drake Tea, a modern tearoom that began as a pandemic hobby and has now evolved into a vibrant community space.
Owner Erin Green emphasized the tearoom's role as a gathering place, saying, "I want this to be a really cool gathering space and something different to do. You don’t need a reason to go to tea. You can just be celebrating life in general."
The Downtown Business Bingo Game is more than just a fun activity; it's a celebration of Antioch's thriving local businesses and a testament to the community's resilience and growth.
Residents and visitors alike are invited to participate, explore, and support the businesses that make downtown Antioch a vibrant place to be.
For more information on participating businesses and event details, please visit the respective establishments or contact the Antioch Chamber of Commerce.
Let's come together to celebrate and support our local businesses this Small Business Saturday! |
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