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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH, 2026

Kickoff the holiday season in true small town style at Small Town Christmas in Greenville, our annual Small Business Saturday celebration! Join us on Saturday, November 28th, 2026 as our local shops, boutiques, and resturants come together to offer a festive day full of holiday cheer, exclusive deals and community fun. Stroll through downtown decked out in its Christmas best, discover one-of-a-kind gifts, and support the small businesses that make Greenville special. Enjoy seasonal treats, special promotions, holiday music and family friendly activities throughout the day. Whether you are starting your Christmas shopping or simply soaking in the festive atmosphere, Small Town Christmas in Greenville is the perfect way to celebrate the season while giving back to the heart of our community - our small businesses.

Event Highlights: Exclusive Small Business Saturday deals | Holiday themed activities and photo opportunities | Treats, giveaways, and in store specials | Festive decor and Christmas music throughout town | A chance to support local and shop small!

Mark your calendars and bring the whole family out for a magical day in Greenville. Let’s make this Small Town Christmas one to remember!

2025 Photos with the Donkey’s are available HERE
Thank You to Feathered Arrow Farm for bringing their donkeys

Be A Vendor

Be a part of Greenvilles festive Small Town Christmas celebration! This outdoor Small Business Saturday event brings hundreds of shoppers looking for unique gifts, handmade goods, boutique items, festive decor, treats, tasty eats, and local specialities.

We’re seeking vendors who want to showcase their products, connect with the community, and take advantage of a high-traffic holiday shopping event. We are also looking for organizations/groups who would like to connect with the community and spread awareness about their services. Spaces are limited, so secure your spot early!

Join us for a day filed with Christmas cheer and supportive small town charm. Sign up today and help make this year’s Small Town Christmas in Greenville unforgettable. This event is rain, snow, sleet or shine and is outdoors. Tents, Tables, Chairs, etc. are the responsibility of the vendor. Spaces are roughly 10x10. Vendor fee is:$20 per space. Payment is due at time of sign up.

Sponsorship Opportunity

Support the magic of the holiday season and help strengthen our local small business community by becoming a sponsor of Small Town Christmas in Greenville our Small Business Saturday celebration! This festive outdoor event brings families, shoppers, and visitors together to enjoy holiday activities, local vendors, seasonal entertainment, and a cheerful small town atmosphere.

As a sponsor, your business will recieve valuable visibility throughout the event while demonstrating your commitment to support local commerce and community traditions. Sponsorship contributions help us enhance event decor, provide family friendly attractions, promote the event widely, and ensure a memorable experience for all who attend.

By partnering with us, you’ll gain: Brand exposure to high volume audience of shoppers and families | Community goodwill through supporting local small businesses | Recognition in event marketing, signage, and announcements | A meaningful role in creating a beloved holiday tradition.

Join us in bringing festive joy to Greenville and boosting our small business community. Become a Small Town Christmas sponsor today and help make this year’s event our best one yet!

Thank You to our 2025 Sponsors

Sponsorship Levels

The North Pole Sponsor: $600
Signage at Photo Station
Recognition on Website & Social Media

Candy Cane Lane Sponsor: $300
Logo on Shopping Guide
Recognition on Website & Social Media

Jingle Bell Sponsor: $150
Listing on Event Sponsor Board
Recognition on Social Media

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You Should be Buying Local

When you shop locally, significantly more of your money goest towards benefiting other local businesses, service providers, and farms.
Business Owners are locals and understand the importance of community. Small businesses are one of the largest supporters for community organizations, schools, sports teams, clubs, and charities.
With a high enough demand, business owners will have the ability to update products, make their stores more appealing, hire more employees, and lower prices on products.
Local businesses provide better services because they can select products that better fit the lifestyles in your community. They also employ locals, maybe someone you know, and because they are locals too, they are more willing to get to know their customers. Business and employment taxes from small businesses help nourish and rebuild your community.
Local businesses require comparatively little infrastructure investment, which encourages business startups. Entrepreneurs and skilled workers are also more likely to live in communities that preserve small business and the character of their town.