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Home/Economic Vitality/Buy Local First/Buy Local First Extravaganza Winter Marketplace • Dec 14
Buy Local First 2019

Buy Local First Extravaganza Winter Marketplace • Dec 14

Shop locally this holiday season and support our local economy!

Buy Local First

Extravaganza Winter Marketplace

Saturday, December 14
11am–4pm

Benton County Fairgrounds, Guerber Hall

Celebrating all things local. Local food, local arts, local products, local music, local currency.

Find a wide assortment of unique gifts and meet their makers! Both functional and fanciful items and all locally made. Foods, pottery, natural home and body care products, art, lights, clothing (tie-dye, knitted, upcycled), textiles, jewelry, baskets, farm products (like garlic and Brussels sprouts), jams, note cards.

Hosted by the HOUR Exchange. See their Facebook event for more info.


Why Buy Local First?

  • PROSPERITY Every dollar spent at a locally owned independent business generates two to four times more economic benefit in the community than a dollar spent at a globally owned business.
  • STABILITY Local ownership minimizes the chance that a business will pull up stakes and move to another town.
  • FLEXIBILITY Local business owners are generally more available to their customers to develop personal relationships, hear feedback and accommodate customer requests.
  • DIVERSITY Local businesses help a community retain its unique character.
  • SUSTAINABILITY Spending money at locally-owned businesses decreases transportation costs, reduces the use of underpaid labor, and rewards those that are not shipping jobs overseas.

Sponsored by Corvallis Sustainability Coalition, HOUR Exchange, Corvallis Chamber of Commerce and The Business Enterprise Center.

December 8, 2019

Filed Under: Buy Local First, Economic Vitality, Events

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