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Beginning June 1, shoppers who make a purchase at a participating retailer will receive coupons for its corresponding restaurant, and vice versa, according to Kathryn Vicat-Dlabach, DSA/Historic Walnut Street Association development and festival assistant.
So far, partnering businesses include:
• Fitzwilly’s Gifts & Antiques and The Coffee Ethic;
• Indie and Riad;
• Shae Belle and Hickok’s Brewery;
• Global Fayre and Bailey’s American Grille;
• Pastiche Design & Décor and Mille’s American Café;
• Staxx Apparel and Bruno’s Italian Restaurant; and
• The Moxie Cinema and Marco’s Pizzeria/Bugsy Malone’s.
The campaign runs through the fall. After about two months, the association will assess the program and consider rotating other businesses into the campaign, Vicat-Dlabach said.
The association has more than 100 members.
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