Support Small Business Saturday at Menifee’s “Shop the Block” Pop-up Event

November 18, 2022

The City of Menifee is partnering with local business Made Local to present “Shop the Block”, a Small Business Saturday pop-up event featuring many favorite local businesses. The event will be held at Central Park (30268 Civic Plaza Dr.) on Saturday, November 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with vendors lined up and down the block.

Made Local has hosted other Menifee favorite events, such as the City co-hosted Foodie Friday and the Menifee Trading Post. For Shop the Block, Made Local has been working hard with the small business community to bring a wide variety of highly curated goods for shoppers to enjoy and preplan for their holiday needs. Honoring “Small Business Saturday,” Shop the Block brings community members together in a family-friendly environment while supporting the local economy and empowering the small business community.

The City encourages residents and visitors alike to “Shop Local” from a variety of curated vendors including local goods, handcrafted items, exceptional merchandise, delightful snacks, and more! With all the unique goods available, the event is a perfect place to kickstart your holiday shopping. Shoppers will also have a wide selection of local food vendors at their fingertips, serving fresh and delicious eats. While taking a break to grab some food, attendees can enjoy live entertainment throughout the event.

“Menifee’s Shop the Block event is a fantastic demonstration of what our business community has to offer the region,” said Menifee Economic Development Director Gina Gonzalez. “We consider their success our community’s success, and we cannot wait to showcase the unique talents in our city and our support for local businesses this Small Business Saturday.”

For more information on Menifee’s Economic Development Department and the “Shop the Block” event, please visit www.menifeebusiness.com, email EconDev@cityofmenifee.us, or call (951) 672-6777. For vendor information, please contact Made Local at www.madelocalmarket.org.