SPECIAL
HOLIDAY
EDITION
Magic on Main Thursday Evening!

Thursday Evening, December 9 *
 Merchants are leaving the lights on and their doors open for holiday shopping in a no-rush setting - up, down and around Main Street - this Thursday night!  Feel the Magic on Main and enjoy special deals, free gift wrap, samples, surprises and more! 


* Plan accordingly; closing times may vary between 7:00 & 8:00pm.
Holiday Bazaar at lu.lu ice cream | espresso bar
The magic continues at lu.lu this Thursday night as they host an epic Holiday Bazaar fro 5:00-8:00pm!
Local vendors include:
  • Cravn Jewelry (beautiful, light-weight jewelry crafted from up-cycled leather)
  • Made by Cato (incredible handmade letterpress goods)
  • Milkweed Confections (whimsical confections, handmade with full-spectrum CBD)
  • Sweet Roots (farm market, groceries & more)
  • Root Studio (spectacular nature inspired stained glass home decor & gifts including stained glass jewelry)
  • Malas & Mandalas (intentional jewelry to help you stay grounded)
  • PLUS, ice cream and more!
Have You Written to Santa?
After last week's Honking Holiday Santa Sleigh Ride, Saint Nick is back at the North Pole getting ready for his return on Christmas Eve!

In the meantime, write your letters to Santa and bring them to the special North Pole mailbox at MALABAR. 

Sign your full name and include your address and he just might write back to you. But hurry - Santa's awfully busy too!
National Bank of Middlebury
Holiday Raffle is Back!
Hats off to the National Bank of Middlebury for keeping it local and supporting our businesses. Through December 23, every purchase from a locally-owned business in Middlebury, Bristol, Vergennes, Hinesburg and Brandon can give you and the merchant a chance to win $250 each in local currency. 4 drawings each Thursday; good luck & happy shopping! [details]
VP News is brought to you by Vergennes Partnership, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the Little City reach its full potential. Through the Partnership, the City has earned over a million dollars since 1999 with tax credits and grants which have greatly improved the health, appearance and vitality of the downtown and beyond.