Macon Staycation offers local deals, events for Fourth of July week

Georgia’s MACON (41NBC/WMGT) Small businesses in downtown Macon usually experience a slower week as the Fourth of July draws near. Nonetheless, a local organization is ensuring that you may still enjoy the greatest summer party even if you decide to spend the holidays at home.

Macon’s downtown is open for business this week, making it a fantastic chance to have a look around. Friends and family may have a week full of exciting events and special offers with the Macon Staycation.

The main objective is to encourage locals who are spending the holiday at home to visit downtown and support small businesses during the week.

To take part, click this link and buy a $10 Staycation Pass. With this pass, you can get deals and discounts at participating downtown establishments.

You can have a special coffee flight at Sweet Eleanor’s on Friday and 20% off at The Bohemian Den on Thursday.

If we figure out a method to give those who are staying and taking this year’s vacation an opportunity to do some very amazing, possibly unconventional activities downtown, The proprietor of both businesses, Scott Mitchell, stated. They might not typically be able to accomplish it during the week of July 4th.

Hotel 45 ELI’s assistant general manager, Eli Weldy, agreed.

She claimed that Macon’s downtown is enjoyable. The place to be is here. It’s expanding. It is always evolving. You never know what type of exciting little surprise you’re going to find to do, and this is one of those things. New enterprises are also starting up.

New Town Macon’s Vice President of External Affairs, Emily Hopkins, noted that many local companies will continue to operate during the holiday week.

We want people to know that downtown is open and ready for business and that there is a lot of fun and exciting activities to do this week, she said. “The vast majority of them do remain open, but a lot of times people don’t realize that because they do think it’s a vacation week.”

There is no lack of fun with a packed program of events and promotions through Sunday, such as a scavenger hunt and free admission on Tuesday at the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame and a karaoke night with $5 Serenity Punch at Serenity Entertainment Complex on Wednesday.