And the winners are...
Thank you all so much for an amazing Friendly City Fortune!
Congrats to this year's winners, and thank you so much to everyone who bought a ticket for your support! See the list of winners here:
Explore Downtown
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Explore nearly 40 restaurants, one-of-a-kind shops and fun attractions for everyone!
Building a Downtown Together
Get involved and be a part of downtown's success story.
Everyone benefits from a prosperous, vibrant downtown. Our community was a much different place when HDR got started than where it is today. Downtown’s success comes from having an organization lead the charge and having the support and participation of dedicated customers, partners, business owners, and volunteers.
Together, we keep downtown’s momentum going. Help continue writing downtown’s success story by getting involved in our organization.
Facials & Skincare Masterclass
July 26, 2019 From 7 - 9 p.m. at withSimplicity
Join withSimplicity for their facial & skincare masterclass. Learn the basics of a natural skincare routine step-by-step to enhance your complexion's natural radiance while giving yourself a facial! Need a daily skin routine that's easy and toxin-free? Join withSimplicity for facials and a skincare masterclass to learn about the products and tools that will take your skincare routine to the next level. Light refreshments will be provided along with discounts on skincare purchases. Event tickets are $30. For more information, check here or to purchase tickets, click here.
Destination Downtown: Historic Graffiti and the Harrisonburg Homes Team
July 16, 2019 by
As we know from home renovation shows, old buildings can be full of surprises — both good and bad! Luckily the Harrisonburg Homes Team of Kline May Realty was in for a treat when they renovated their Downtown office space in 2012. As they tore down drywall in the former Wilson Jewelers location, they uncovered a wall full of curious writing and fun illustrations. This artwork turned out to be graffiti that dated back to the 1890s — a piece of Harrisonburg history, perfectly preserved in time.