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The virtual marketplace allows shoppers to order fresh foods and other locally made products online, then pick up their purchases within a couple of days.
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The official new grand opening date, which includes a ribbon-cutting, is now expected in early November, but “we have a ways to go,” Mayor Harvey Ward said.
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Many Gainesville shops have recognized that allowing their coffee shop to be known for something other than their menu may be the perfect way to gain attraction.
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Farm stands have become a unique way for consumers to buy homemade baked goods, fresh eggs and handcrafted items.
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The first Girls Night Out filled the pavilion with about 65 vendors. The events now accommodate around 90 booths and attract roughly 2,000 to 3,000 shoppers each month.
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In 2025, a court put The Oaks Mall into receivership, placing it under the management of Spinoso Real Estate Group DLS LLC.
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Nathan Wynn, 17, continues to grow Ripple Theatricals, opening his own space and building a community of performers who keep coming back.
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Streaming is responsible 82% of music revenue in the United States, but Gen Z wants its music in physical form.
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More than 50 vendors lined the walkways at Celebration Pointe on Thursday for the 10th annual GCM Food Festival, a spring tradition that brings food lovers, families and small business owners together.
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The City of Gainesville plans to make renovations to the downtown Streatery, a stretch of Southwest 1st Avenue that has been closed off to traffic since September 2020.