Approximately 30 businesses in Murfreesboro participated in the 11th annual national Small Business Saturday on Nov. 28. There has been about $120 billion spent in the previous 10 Small Business Saturdays combined. According to an economic impact study from American Express, 62% of U.S. small businesses reported that they need to see consumer spending return to pre-COVID-19 levels by the end of 2020 in order to stay in business.
Small Business Saturday
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Barbara and Rebecca Moser
Bob & Tammy Weis in front of The Country Gourmet
Barbara Wall of FunTiques
Brett Garner of the J. Harmon Home Team and Jeanie LaRusso of the Salvation Army
20201128 - Small Business Saturday - Wendy Styer (2)
Chloe Watts and Aleia Hingst of Veda's
Shelbie & Mel Davenport t The Marketplace
Beau and Burch on the historic Square (2)
BIG crowd enjoying breakfast at The City Cafe, in coninuous operation since 1900
Presley & Emily Hamby at Terri Leigh's Boutique
Dad Billy Miller flanked by Lexi and Landon in front of Rutherford County's iconic City Cafe (4)
Some flutists brightened the sunny day for shoppers.
Wreaths are always good to see around the holidays.
Terri Leigh of Terri Leigh's Boutique
Gretchen Bailey browsing the eclectic selection at FunTiques
Journey Lyons showing off her dance moves in front of Shacklett's Photography
The familiar Salvation Army red kettles made an appearance.
Just one of the displays at Shacklett's Photography
Musician Joshua Guaz
Susan Grear (R) and the gang at The Write Impression
Paula, Betty & Sandra posing with Santa
Mr. and Mrs. Claus were at Shacklett's Photography (1)
Even dogs enjoyed walking together while shopping.
Rollie Holden giving advice and service to John Hood
