Carrollton Main Street and Gradick Communications have teamed up to bring you an incredible dinning out deal: Main Street on the Menu! What is Main Street on the menu you might ask? Well it's the only offer in town where you get to dine at 12 of your favorite restaurants, save money and support a good cause!

We are selling a limited edition of Main Street on the Menu Booklets. These booklets contain 1 twenty five dollar gift certificate for each of our 12 fabulous downtown restaurants. The value of the booklet is $300 but we are offering this promotional opportunity for only $150. That's like eating at 6 restaurants for free! The offer is limited to the first 100 participants so act now before it's too late!

Participating restaurants include:
Blue Steak House
Loco Mex Downtown (Opening Soon)
Irish Bred Pub
La Trattoria
Little Hawaiian
Plates on the Square
Samba Loca
Sam's House
Sunnyside Café
The Cajun Corner (Opening Soon)
The Corner Café
The Farmer's Cupboard (Deli)

Gift certificates are valid thru June 3, 2012. Booklet purchases can be made by contacting the Main Street office or Gradick Communications. Those wishing to purchase a booklet online can make a payment through PayPal on the link below. Booklets will be mailed to the individual after payment is received. 10% of the proceeds from each booklet will be donated to the Main Street Program.  Act fast and help support your local businesses, your downtown and the Main Street Program! 

Quantity

Purchase 1 Booklet $150.00 USD Purchase 2 Booklets $300.00 USD Purchase 3 Booklets $450.00 USD Purchase 4 Booklets $600.00 USD

This year give the gift of choice; give the gift of Downtown Dollars!  Downtown Dollars are Main Street's independent gift certificate program.  Purchase downtown dollars from Horton's Bookstore, Farmer's Fresh CSA,  Merle Normans or the Main Street Office and they are redeemable at any of the locations listed below.   Downtown Dollars are available for purchase in denominations of $10 and $25.  100% of your purchase goes back to the back to the business where they are redeemed helping make sure that your money stays local this holiday season.  We hope that you will help support our local businesses this year by giving the gift of Downtown Dollars.

A list of where they are accepted:

Alley Cat

American Sign Depot

Art With Heart Pottery

The Artist Palette

Baxley Jewelers, LLC

Blue Heron Studio

Blue Steakhouse

Burson's Feed and Seed

Cartridge World

Chris Cole Salon

Classy Cricket

Corner Café

Design Associates

Elle Salon on the Square

Encore Furniture

Fabric Peddler

Farmer's Fresh CSA

Freckles

Gallery Row

Green Lantern Frame Shop

Harry T's Carwash

The Hart Locker

Highland Deli

Horton's Bookstore

Icon Tattoo

Indulge Salon and Day Spa

Irish Bred Pub

La Trattoria on the Square

Little Hawaiian

McClain Photography

McEver's Trophies

Merle Norman Cosmetics

Mitchell's Accents and Gifts

The Nest

The NewsStand

Patriot Pawn

Plates on the Square

Permanent Makeup by Donna Baughn

Qwiltz Quilt Shop

Results Spa

Robinson Karate Dojo & Yoga

Round 2 Consignment

Sam's House

Samba Loca

Scrap Bin

The Squire Shop

Sunnyside Café

Tom Nielson Fine Art

Underground Books

Willis Jewelry

The Carrollton Main Street Program and the Carrollton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau are excited to announce the release of the Historic District "Tour of Homes" Brochure.  This new brochure created, researched and designed by both organizations is now available to the public at no cost. Enjoy our digital version below or pick up a hard copy from the Visitor Bureau or the brochure kiosk outside the Main Street office.

Main Street is on Facebook!  If you're not then you should be and if you are then we should be friends! For the most up to date current information, images and events follow us on our facebook page at www.facebook.com/carrolltonmainstreet  Many of our fellow merchants and restaurants are on Facebook too, stay connected with what is going on downtown!

  Historic Carrollton Cemetery Walking Guide now available

The Carrollton Area Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Carrollton Main Street Program are excited to announce the release of the Carrollton City Cemetery Walking Guide.  This new brochure created, researched and designed by both organizations is now available to the public at no cost.  "We're very excited to make this booklet available to people who want to visit the historic cemetery in the heart of Carrollton," said CVB Executive Director Jonathan Dorsey. "Many people have an interest in historic cemeteries, from historians to photographers to family members of those buried there."  "This is just another way to help educate both the community and visitors about the history of our town and give us an opportunity to introduce to them these key people who have had such an influence in shaping both our downtown and our city." said Main Street Director Jessica Reynolds.

  The walking guide contains information and images about 15 different people of interest that have been buried at the cemetery including Congressman W. C. Adamson, Confederate Col. William Curtis, C.M. Tanner, Edwin Sharpe and Georgia Price.  A page of Markers and Emblems helps educate new tourists of the important role that symbols and emblems play in funerary art.  Although the walking guide tells many stories of historical figures in Carroll County its focus remains as a heritage tourism resource with an educational focus. This guide is designed to give a taste of what the citizens of Carrollton have had to offer.  The fruits of their labor can be seen all around us in family stores, a busy downtown, hospitals, state parks and even street signs. We are hopeful the guide will also augment and support the cemetery improvement efforts of other groups and individuals.

  The walking guide will be included in "heritage packs" which visitors can receive at the Carrollton Visitors Bureau.  The guide is now available at the Log Cabin Visitor Center, 102 North Lakeshore Drive, Carrollton, The Carrollton Main Street office at 115 Rome Street in Carrollton, City Hall, and the downtown retail stores.