There's no need to leave Douglasville for adventure this November. The city is hosting a Downtown Scavenger Hunt that weaves participants through the bustling streets, encouraging exploration of local businesses and the discovery of the community's hidden gems. With a bingo card in hand, enthusiasts can indulge in the city's charm, and they're urged to share their experiences on social media for the chance to earn some bragging rights—and double points.
As reported by the City of Douglasville official website, for those ready to scour downtown, you must arm yourself with a bingo card available at the Douglasville Welcome Center. In pursuit of victory, snap a minimum of five task completions in a row, making sure to post evidence of your urban expedition on Tik Tok, Facebook, or Instagram. Remember to hashtag #MainStDouglasville and shout out @CityofDouglasvilleGa alongside the businesses you're celebrating. Even if your digital persona is set to private, simply email your photos to [email protected]. But keep in mind, the clock's ticking—the hunt and sharing frenzy ends at high noon on December 3.
With the selfie-stick armed and hashtags at the ready, scavenger hunters can amp up their social media game, as prescribed by the event guidelines, by "including the activity being submitted with the hashtag #MainStDouglasville in a caption." For example, one might write, "I stopped by Blu Rose for the Small Business Scavenger Hunt in #MainStDouglasville." This digital display not only promotes the event but supports the local businesses that form the fabric of Downtown Douglasville's community, as per the City of Douglasville.
To cap off this community-centric challenge, participants must return their bingo cards by 3 PM to the same spot they began, the Douglasville Welcome Center. Successfully completing the task doesn’t just yield virtual likes; it also promises an awesome swag kit, a tangible token of the journey through the heart of Douglasville. Remember, all snaps must only feature spots around Downtown Douglasville, as participants in the hunt embrace the spirit of their locale—one hashtag at a time.
