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‘Taste & Tour Downtown Statesboro’ set for April 4
Event will showcase restaurants, businesses
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Showcasing the city’s businesses and restaurants, “Taste & Tour Downtown Statesboro” is set for Friday, April 4 from 5-8 p.m.

The Downtown Statesboro Development Authority is organizing the event, where for $10 – cash only, guests may purchase a wristband at the Bulloch County Courthouse and enjoy complimentary food samples and exclusive deals all around the downtown area. 

“We love seeing people come together to explore what makes downtown Statesboro so special,” said Allen Muldrew, executive director of the Downtown Authority. “This event is a perfect way to showcase our amazing restaurants, shops and the strong sense of community we have here.”

Along with a wristband, guests will receive a map highlighting the 36 stops located within walking distance of the courthouse.

East Main Street will be closed from 4-9 p.m. Attendees will be able to purchase their $10 wristband after 5 p.m. and plan their tour route. 

“Each destination offers something unique, so be sure to explore the full route and experience everything downtown Statesboro has to offer,” Muldrew said.

In addition to food, wristband holders will receive a discount on tickets to the “Harvest Moon” concert at the Averitt Center for the Arts at 7:30 p.m. April 4.

Also, throughout the evening, downtown will be filled with live music and entertainment, as well as a special interactive appearance by the Tormenta FC players.

Taste & Tour Downtown Statesboro is sponsored by East Georgia Center for Oral & Facial Surgery, CORE Credit Union, Georgia Southern University, The Drip Bar, Vyve broadband, Party Harbor, Statesboro Oral Surgery, Tormenta FC, Statesboro Coca-Cola, Morris Bank and Georgia Power.

For more information, contact the  Authority at (912) 764-7227 or by email at mainstreet@statesborodowntown.com. 


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