ADVENTURES AWAIT IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN PLANT CITY
Get ready for an epic Pokémon adventure at Last Friday in Downtown! Join fellow Pokémon trainers at McCall Park in historic downtown Plant City on February 28th, 2025, from 5 PM to 9 PM for a legendary celebration themed “Pokémon”!
Bring the whole family for an evening filled with wonder, discovery, and the spirit of community—just like embarking on a thrilling Pokémon journey! Explore the Kids Zone as if you’re venturing through a brand-new region, indulge in mouthwatering treats from a variety of food trucks ready to power up your taste buds, and discover treasures from a rotating cast of talented artists and makers selling handmade goods, jewelry, art, fashion, and more!
Suit up in your favorite Pokémon gear, create memories that sparkle like rare finds, and immerse yourself in the enchanting vibe of our beloved historic downtown—where every corner promises a new adventure!
Food Truck Owners: The time has come to level up your culinary game! We’re inviting food trucks to join this extraordinary event, offering you a chance to showcase your delicious creations to our vibrant community. Hurry—spaces are limited, so catch ‘em all while you can!
Vendors: Calling all creative trainers and artisans! We’re on the lookout for unique artists and makers to add even more charm and diversity to our market. If you’ve ever dreamed of being part of the Last Friday adventure, now’s your moment to shine like a rare Pokémon!
Register now and secure your spot: www.plantcitymainstreet.org/2024lf
Become a Volunteer: Join our team as a volunteer for the Last Friday event in historic downtown Plant City. Be a part of the force that makes this one of downtown’s most anticipated events.
Sign up here: https://tinyurl.com/45u5w36x
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON!
Our next race happens once 171 more ducks are adopted! On race day, we’ll set them free to race with the current, and if your duck crosses the finish line first, you win the $1000 prize!
WHO CAN PLAY?
EVERYONE! Even if you’re far away, you can join in! We’ll broadcast the race LIVE on our Plant City Main Street Facebook page, so your friends and family can adopt ducks and cheer along from anywhere!
All proceeds help revitalize Historic Downtown Plant City—let’s support a great cause and have some fun!
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THE SEARCH IS ON FOR THE GOLDEN TRAIN
The Golden Train will take you all over our historic downtown into some incredible places. If you are the lucky one to find it, treasure will be yours! Full details here
All aboard to help Henry find his lost trains in downtown Plant City!
Ten trains are hidden throughout downtown Plant City as part of this outdoor scavenger hunt.
Bring your friends, family, train enthusiasts and history buffs to the Willaford Railroad Museum for your free map. Then follow the clues to track down all of #HenrysHiddenTrains!
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The Main Street Organization Team plays a key role in keeping the board, committees, staff, and program-of-work in good shape by attracting people and money to the organization.
To succeed, this team must take responsibility for managing the financial and logistical aspects of the nonprofit organization.
The job of the Promotion Team is to PROMOTE downtown as the center of commerce, culture, and community life for residents and visitors alike. To be effective, this element must move beyond the typical “tried-and-true” downtown promotion ideas of yesteryear. Promotions leveraged in a broader sense with new strategies.
The Economic Vitality Team works with key partners within the City and State to analyze current market forces to develop long-term solutions. They are responsible for recruiting new businesses, creatively converting unused space for new uses, and sharpening the competitiveness of Main Street's traditional merchants and business owners.
The Design Team plays a key role in shaping the physical image of Downtown Plant City as an attractive place for shoppers, investors, business owners, and visitors. To succeed, this team must persuade fiercely independent business and property owners and civic leaders to adopt a specific approach, and an ambitious agenda, for physical improvements to buildings, businesses and public improvement.