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Celebrate Local Shopping This Holiday Season with Pink Friday in Davie County!

Jeanna Baxter White
on November 15, 2024
Promotional graphic for Pink Friday on November 22nd, 2024, with the hashtag #SupportSmallFirst. The words are in pink and purple, with colorful confetti at the bottom. A "Sign Up Now" button is featured in the center.

Ready to kick off the holiday season while supporting your favorite local businesses? PINK FRIDAY – Davie County Chamber Boutiques is just around the corner, bringing a day of community-focused shopping fun to Davie County! This nationwide movement reminds us to put small businesses first, and here at home, it’s a celebration you won’t want to miss.

When and Where:

Mark your calendar for Friday, November 22nd, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Local boutiques across Mocksville, Bermuda Run, and Clemmons will be rolling out the pink carpet with exclusive deals, unique finds, and plenty of surprises.

A cozy holiday-themed shop display featuring a decorated Christmas tree, various ornaments, candles, wrapped gifts, and festive home decor on a wooden table. Bright, cheerful atmosphere with a mix of modern and traditional items.

What Makes Pink Friday Special?

Unlike the frenzy of Black Friday, Pink Friday focuses on connection and community. It’s a chance to shop thoughtfully, support your neighbors, and discover one-of-a-kind treasures you won’t find anywhere else. From handcrafted goods to stylish apparel and charming home décor, our local boutiques have something for everyone on your list.

Meet the Boutiques

Participating businesses this year include:

Each boutique offers a unique shopping experience, whether you’re hunting for a cozy sweater, the perfect gift, or something to spruce up your home for the holidays.

Shopfront of "Ella Rose Boutique" with a white sign and pink lettering. The windows are decorated with colorful snowflake designs.
A pink sweater with white bow patterns hangs on a rack. To the right is a pink Christmas tree adorned with white and silver baubles and pink lights.
Shelves display a variety of scented candles in jars, labeled with flavors like Fraser Fir, Peppermint Eucalyptus, and Apple Cinnamon. Each candle has a small sign indicating its scent, with colors ranging from white and red to purple and yellow.
Storefront of Southern Ties Boutique, featuring a white exterior with large windows and a wooden overhang. The name is displayed on a sign above the entrance. Reflections of nearby buildings are visible in the glass.
Sleeveless shirts hang on a rack with a gray shirt in front displaying "KEEP CALM AND DO YOGA" alongside a yoga pose icon. Nearby, there are small potted cacti, plants, and a refrigerated display with beverages in the background.
A display shelf with various scented candles in glass jars, boxes tied with blue ribbons, a colorful illustrated map, and festive decorations, including a candy-covered tree on a red stand.

Why Shop Small?

When you shop local, you’re investing in the heart of our community. Small businesses create jobs, support families, and bring personality to our neighborhoods. By joining us on Pink Friday, you’re helping these businesses thrive—and having a blast while doing it!

Pink Friday is more than a shopping trip; it’s a celebration of community and creativity. Bring your friends, share the excitement, and enjoy a day of discovering new favorites and reconnecting. Tag your favorite small businesses, invite friends, and let’s make this the biggest Pink Friday yet! #DavieChamberPinkFriday #ShopSmallFirst

For up-to-the-minute updates, follow the Davie County Chamber of Commerce on Facebook! 

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About Jeanna Baxter White

Jeanna Baxter White is a writer and the editor of the Davie County Blog. Relentlessly curious, she loves hearing and retelling the stories of Davie County. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends or curling up with a good book.
Filed under  Davie County Chamber of Commerce • Davie County Economic Development 

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