The city of Lewisville is beckoning residents to explore and connect with local businesses and attractions through their Spring Centennial Passport program, which is nearing its final stretch with two weeks left for participation. According to the city's announcement, participants aim to visit and check-in at various destinations to snag a chance at winning a Spring prize pack, chock-full of local goodies.
The Centennial Passport serves as a scavenger hunt of sorts, directing participants to 20 of the 44 designated "Stops". These include weekly concerts and special events such as the Centennial Picnic held yesterday. The incentives aren't just the endgame prizes—the journey promises deals and unique insights into what makes Lewisville tick. For those looking to join in on the fun, the official City of Lewisville news release details that residents can partake by downloading the VisitLewisvilleTX app.
It's not just a perk for participants; local businesses stand to gain from increased traffic and visibility. They are invited to join as a passport site, a move that could spur community engagement and customer discovery. Additional events throughout the year, including an original play and an art display at City Hall, are part of a larger calendar of Centennial Celebration activities, aiming to highlight Lewisville's rich history and community spirit.
Once the digital stamp collection is complete, with at least 20 "Spots" checked in, participants will have to pick up their bounty in person at the Visitor Information Center. The program doesn't end with the spring, however, it's just a part of the overarching Centennial Celebration that'll unfold throughout 2025, revealing new "Spots" and challenges as the year progresses.
