Killam Development, in partnership with The Laredo Chamber of Commerce, is excited to announce the Small Business Saturday Market on November 23, 2024, from 10am-1pm at The Shoppes at Winfield (in front of Noble Steak & Oyster), located at 3402 E. Del Mar Blvd., Laredo, TX 78045. Killam Development and The Laredo Chamber of Commerce are proud to mark the official start of the national Shop Small season.
Enjoy a day full of fun, shopping, and holiday cheer! Highlights include:
Date: Saturday, November 23, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Shop: Incredible array of local businesses/vendors and explore The Shoppes at Winfield stores and restaurants
Holiday Fun: Pictures with Santa Claus in his signature sleigh from 11am-1pm
Giveaways: Arrive early for the first 100 toys!
Entertainment: Live music by Z93 Laredo and Big Buck Country 98.1
Over 30 local businesses and vendors will gather at The Shoppes at Winfield to showcase their incredible products and services. This event supports Killam Development’s mission to champion economic development and to promote the vibrant small business community of Laredo. Their well-established properties are home to many of Laredo’s favorite small businesses, and they are committed to fostering growth and creating more opportunities for local entrepreneurs.
We invite the community to come out, support local businesses, and discover the best that Laredo has to offer.
As you explore the market, be sure to visit our wonderful tenants, including Sushi Madre, Davenport Dental Group, The Smile Shoppe, Republica Cantina, Skintology Spa, Shop 195, Dollz Boutique, The Beauty Bar by Amy, Mio Wellness Clinic, Manrique Custom Vision, UPS, Caro Linda Boutique, and Noble Steak and Oyster.
Don’t miss this opportunity to shop small, make lasting memories, and celebrate the heart of Laredo’s economy. See you at The Shoppes at Winfield on November 23rd!
A special thank you goes to the Mayor of Laredo, Dr. Victor Trevino, and his office and staff for supporting the shop local movement and helping us kick off the festivities with a press conference and official proclamation on November 21st, which was hosted at Shop 195 at The Shoppes at Winfield. Their enthusiasm and partnership are key to spreading the message of how essential small businesses are to our community.
How did Small Business Saturday start?
According to the US Chamber, in 2010, American Express launched Small Business Saturday to help drive more holiday shopping to small businesses. Local officials across the nation began to notice and promote the day. In 2011, the Senate unanimously passed a resolution in support of Small Business Saturday and by 2012 officials in all 50 states began to participate – and they have every year since.
