Don't Forget About Small Business on Saturday, November 27th!

Small Business Saturday takes place annually on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Small Business Saturday is a holiday shopping day dedicated to encourage us to shop local for the holidays! As a small family business, we want to spread the word about Small Business Saturday and encourage shoppers to shop local! Read on to find out a few compelling reasons to take advantage of small business Saturday! 



#1 Small Business Typically Give Back More to the Community

Many local businesses are willing to give back to their local community in the form of sponsoring a local charity, little league team, or school fundraiser. Plus, when you shop local, the sales tax stays in your community which helps fund sidewalks, public schools, parks, roads, and more. When you shop at local businesses you are supporting the local business that helps support your local community!

#2 Small Businesses Create More Jobs 

More than half of the jobs created are attributed to small businesses in the United States. The more shop at your local businesses, the more jobs there will be in your community.

#3 Better Customer Service 

Typically when you shop at your local stores you will receive better customer service.

#4 You'll Find Unique Products 

Small businesses pride themselves on the unique products and services they offer. Typically, the business owner is very passionate about their product or service and that's why they started their business in the first place. When you shop local, you'll be able to find unique products that aren't always offered at your big box store.

Shop Local at Bridal Cave! 

If you're looking for a way to shop local on Small Business Saturday, head down to our family-owned business at the Lake of the Ozarks - Bridal Cave! Below are a few ways you can shop small at Bridal Cave and support our small business!

Purchase a Season Pass 

If you don't have time to take a tour on Small Business Saturday because you're busy shopping, mark a few people off your Christmas list with a season pass to Bridal Cave! A season pass for our beautiful Missouri show cave is a gift that will bring joy to the recipient long after it is opened.



More Gift Ideas from Our Rock Shop 

The gift shop at our family fun Lake of the Ozarks attraction is filled with unique and interesting gifts to give the people on your shopping list. You'll find Amethyst Crystals and rare Black Amethyst, Agate Slices and Bookends, Fossils, Mexican and Pakistani Onyx, and our Salt Egg Lamps, Salt Cylinder Lamps, and Salt Fire Bowls. You could wrap one of these up and use the season pass as the card on the present.

Support Other Local Business 

We hope to see you at Bridal Cave for Small Business Saturday, but we also encourage you to get out in the community and shop at the many local businesses!

Tour Bridal Cave with Family for the Holidays!

Hosting over the holidays? Get out for some fun! Bridal Cave is open daily for tours from 9am-4pm except for Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day! A tour through Bridal Cave is the perfect way to have some family fun and get out of the house.


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cave tours.

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020

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