I ❤️ Downtown Manchester begins Feb. 10

A heart-shaped design on the window of Worth Repeating calls to mind the I ❤️  Downtown Manchester campaign, starting this Wednesday, Feb. 10.

submitted by Pat Sahakian, Worth Repeating

The I ❤️  Downtown Manchester Campaign starts this Wednesday, February 10, and one lucky participant will win a $200 gift certificate that can be used in any of the participating downtown Manchester shops and restaurants during the month of March 2021.

Participants can pick up an I ❤️  Downtown Manchester passport in any of the 18 participating businesses beginning February 10. Although no purchase is necessary, passports must be stamped by each of the 18 businesses.

This is a fun way for residents and visitors alike to explore what downtown Manchester has to offer. The promotion begins Wednesday, February 10 and runs until Saturday, February 27 at 1 pm. Once the passport is completely stamped, it can be returned to Worth Repeating or any of the participating businesses. There is a limit of one passport per person.

The contest is available to those who are 16 years of age or older. Passports must be completed by 1 pm on Saturday, February 27, 2021. A drawing for the $200 gift certificate will be held on Saturday, February 27 at 1:30
pm at Worth Repeating. Participants do not need to be present to win.

Look for the I ❤️ Downtown Manchester signs in the windows of the following participating businesses: All Thingz Green, 122 E. Main; All Pets Grooming, 215 E. Main; Flower Garden, 154 E. Main; Frank’s Place, 104 E. Main; Keith’s Barber Shop, 152 E. Main; Manchester Diner, 108 Adrian; Marathon Gas; 100 E. Main; Marti’s Beauty Salon, 235 E. Main; Ollie’s Pizza, 230 E. Main; River Raisin Mercantile, 138 E. Main; Sassy Peacock, 114 Adrian; SteeleGrafix, 231 E. Main; Sweet Leilani’s Desserts, 115 E. Main; Très Beau Salon, 109 E. Main; Village Hair Forum, 201 E. Main; Village Tap, 237 E. Main; and Worth Repeating, 110 E. Main St.

Worth Repeating is happy to sponsor this event to bring awareness to the many businesses open in downtown Manchester.

For as little as $1 a month, you can keep Manchester-focused news coverage alive.

by Marsha Chartrand

Marsha Johnson Chartrand, a founder, writer, and copy editor with the Manchester Mirror, is a 50-year resident of Manchester. She has a long history of volunteer and community involvement.