Patrick’s Day seemed like a logical choice.” He said some of the businesses and restaurants are even taking on a St. “Our summer schedule, and even our fall schedule, has gotten pretty tight. “We were just looking to expand to do some events earlier in the season,” Mayor Evan Cockerham added.
“It’s just a small event to get people downtown, give the business owners a little bit of boost during a slow time,” she said, while offering visitors some fun activities. She said the organizers might even help pay for a bit of the shopping - when visitors start their day at town hall, they can get a scratch-off ticket, with cash prizes to help lighten the cost of the downtown shopping. Shoppers write down the number on the shamrock, on the list of participating stores, then once they’ve found all the shamrock numbers, shoppers turn the card back in at town hall to be entered into a drawing for prizes. “Each store has a shamrock in there with a number,” she said. The hunt begins at Town Hall, where visitors can stop in and pick up a complimentary green tote bag, along with a list of town stores participating in the event. “It features a scavenger hunt,” she said. Patrick’s Day event is a little more low-key than some of the other planned activities. That begins a string of more than 20 festivals, cruise-ins, specialty markets, family events and concerts slated over the rest of the year.Ĭhristy Craig, Pilot Mountain’s downtown event coordinator, said the town’s first-ever St. Patrick’s Day Downtown celebration getting underway.
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Nowhere is that more evident than in Pilot Mountain, where a full slate of spring, summer, and autumn activities has been unveiled, with the first such event starting this week with Thursday’s St. With pandemic limits on public gatherings being curtailed, local activities and gatherings are getting back to normal.
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