LAGNIAPPE IN DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER
A LITTLE SOMETHING EXTRA ON NOV 21!
ROCHESTER, MI, Oct 20, 2022 - Join the merchants of Downtown Rochester on Monday, November 21 from 6pm to 9pm when they offer their customers Lagniappe (Creole for “a little something extra”) in appreciation for their support throughout the year.
The Rochester Downtown Development Authority (DDA) also will offer some Lagniappe with the debut of The Big, Bright Light Show, presented by Fox Automotive. The program will begin at 6:20pm on E. Fourth Street with help from the Mayor; Channel 7’s Dave LewAllen; and a special appearance by the man in red, Santa Claus himself. Santa is sponsored by The Brad Saarela Team, Somerset Lending Corp., Andrews Realty Group and University Title.
The lights will officially light-up downtown Rochester at 7pm. Make sure to bring your cameras because kids will then have the opportunity to share their Christmas lists with Santa from 7:15 to 9pm.
“Lagniappe is an opportunity for us to show our appreciation to the community in which we work and live,” said Brad Saarela, Owner of Somerset Lending Corp, Andrews Realty Group and University Title. “We know that we owe a good deal of our growth and success over the years to our local borrowers and every year we look forward to sponsoring Santa Claus so that we are able to contribute to this celebration, not only of lights and the Christmas spirit, but a celebration of Rochester and our rich history.”
Following Lagniappe, The Big, Bright Light Show will run nightly from 5pm to Midnight through January 21, 2023. Also, don’t forget to think big, and shop small this holiday season! Shop downtown Rochester for Plaid Friday on November 25 and Small Business Saturday on November 26. The following weekend the DDA will host the Kris Kringle Market, an open-air holiday market on Dec. 2 & 3. For more information on all Rochester DDA events, please call 248.656.0060 or visit us online at the DDA Website.
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October 23, 2022, Rochester Downtown Development Authority (DDA) and Rochester.Life