Small Business Saturday is the Saturday after Thanksgiving (November 29th, 2025). If you haven’t visited a local business lately, this is a great day to drop by.
Frequenting local businesses is literally the best, easiest, and most fun way to bolster your local economy, any day of the year. But this particular day, in late November, many of your favorite small businesses are offering sales, giveaways, and even snacks.
I live in Wayne County, Indiana, so I’ll just be featuring some small businesses in my area. Live somewhere else? Look around the internet and take advantage of your local Small Business Saturday deals.
Shop Local, Shop Small
No, but seriously, if you want to spread some goodwill and cheer for the season, shop local. Line the pockets of our community members, people we know, not Jeff Bezos (or whoever).
I’ve listed businesses (linked to their most up-to-date web pages) by area. If I’ve left anyone out, shoot me a message, and I’ll update the article.
Cambridge City, Indiana
- Allen Antiquities and Curiosities
- Building 125
- Europa Antiques
- The Old Tin Roof Antiques
- The Red Chandelier
- Roses & Rainbows Flowers and Gifts
- Rustic & Main
- SassyJunk Boutique
- Sidelines Sports Cards and More
- Treaty Line Vineyards/Pilgrimage Wine Company
Centerville, Indiana
- American Wellness
- Bibbly Boo Toy and Candy Shoppe
- Cornerstone Family Market
- Lavender and Sage Gardening & Home Decor
- Luxe Lizzie’s Boutique
- The Village Forager
- Warm Glow Candle Outlet
Fountain City, Indiana
Hagerstown, Indiana
Richmond, Indiana
Depot District
- Abilities Richmond Undercover Coffee Shop
- Block Head Records
- E Street Salvage
- Good Life Wellness
- Maitri Gifts & Art
- Paint the Towne
- The Loft Highway
- The Two Sisters Books and More
Downtown:
- Blast From The Past & Retro Rush Arcade
- Circle-E Clothing Company
- Comic Relief
- Esmond’s Shoes
- Fast Eddie’s World of Speed
- Ply Creatives
- Spoke Easy
Misc.
Conclusion
I’ll be using this guide to make first, a list (matching stores/businesses with their gift recipients), then a map (planning the order/route to each).
For extra good karma, document your Small Business Saturday experience. Take some pictures and post them with the appropriate hashtag (I bet businesses will have signs and flyers telling what that is).
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Happy shopping!
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