Madison Chamber to host “Hop’n Shop” on Friday and Saturday
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9:33 pm Thursday, March 23, 2023

Madison Chamber to host “Hop’n Shop” on Friday and Saturday

By Michelle Epling, Executive Director for Madison Chamber of Commerce

Madison Chamber of Commerce is ready to “Hop’n Shop” into the Spring Shopping Season!
The Madison Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce our first “Hop’n Shop” event for the city and surrounding areas for this upcoming spring shopping season!

Join the businesses of Madison for Hop ‘n Shop 2023 on March 24th and 25th! Hunt for coupons, candy, and more while you shop for Easter! Keep your eyes and ears open for a surprise visit from the Easter Bunny hoppin’ around Madison!

“The Madison Chamber of Commerce is so excited to showcase our wonderful retail members for the spring shopping season!” says DeWayne Howell President of the Madison Chamber of Commerce Board.

“The opportunity to participate in the Hop’n Shop is a great way to highlight our unique inventory at the Trash Panda store.” says Lindsey Knupp Executive Vice President of Trash Pandas.

“We are thrilled to welcome our current customers and new customers to the Hop’n Shop event in the city of Madison! We are so excited to provide a fun, unique way to help new and existing customers find the perfect stylish outfit for the upcoming spring season!” – Melinda Sanders (Owner of Filthy Gorgeous on Main Street)

Our Madison Chamber retail members work so hard stocking their stores with the best inventory and we want to showcase their wonderful shopping opportunities to all residents across North Alabama! This event is a way to highlight how you can support our retail members & provide excellent gifts to your family and friends!

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