Hey Gilbert visitors! If you're in the Heritage District this holiday season, check out the "Hello from the Heritage District" postcard campaign. It's easy—just stop by, write a holiday message, and mail it with charming local illustrations. This fun project, part of Gilbert's effort to promote public art, is a great way to spread some festive cheer.
There are five fun mailing stations in downtown Gilbert, each offering its holiday postcards designed by Cactus Country. Featuring local landmarks like the Water Tower and Heritage Marketplace, these cards are a unique way to share Gilbert's charm with loved ones this season. According to the Gilbert Town Hall press release, these postcards aren't just typical holiday cards—they capture the special spirit of the Heritage District.
If you're exploring the Heritage District, be sure to visit the postcard stations at HD South Museum, Joyride Taco House, Joe's Real BBQ, Scoopwell’s Dough Bar, and Level 1 Arcade Bar. These spots are part of a new wayfinding initiative, guiding visitors through Gilbert's historic landmarks. According to the town, this effort is part of a larger project to connect the area's history and identity with a fun, navigable experience.
According to Gilbert's Office of Economic Development, one in four visitors stop by the Heritage District. Over the past five years, nearly 27 million people have explored the area, according to Placer.ai. The postcard stations, which start spreading holiday cheer on November 11.
