We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. It was very nice to see so many families show up to shop the small businesses here in the Valley and to visit with Santa on Saturday. If your child sat with Santa, don’t forget that we have their complimentary photo at our customer service desk for you. A big thank you to Carol Scharf for donating her time and the photos.
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Just like most people, we have some Thanksgiving bakery leftovers. We have cheesecakes and cake rolls that are marked down so come on in and check them out.
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Our Christmas items are all on sale and they include ornaments, tree stands, wrapping paper, gift boxes, cards, figurines, door knockers, holiday mats, artificial trees, mini trees, inflatable snowmen, wreaths, garland and more. In addition, we’ve placed our small appliances on sale as well such as bread machines, coffee urns, Panini grills, etc. When you visit next, take a few moments to look over our modest Christmas selections.
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Update on Bread and Hostess products. The local Boise distributing company closed their doors when Hostess closed down so we will be supplementing their product with new items as they are made available to us.
~This coming weekend the fun continues with more shopping in the local businesses. Don’t forget Christmas Trees (with better prices than Boise) are available for sale by the Contractor’s association across from the Longhorn in downtown Crouch. If you are into cutting your own, tree permits are available at the Garden Valley Chevron.
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Friday is the Community Choir concert at the Community Hall. They follow it up with a Christmas Concert at the LDS church on Sunday. A display of Nativity sets is also happening this weekend at the Garden Valley LDS Church. This is a wonderful event with Nativity scenes from around the world.
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Further information on any of these activities can be found on the Chamber of Commerce website, www.gvchamber.org or by calling the groups or businesses directly.
Have a great week and we look forward to your next visit.
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Greg and Gerold
Garden Valley Market
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