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Sunday on Signal….starts on Saturday November 12 and is a long-standing tradition on Signal Mountain.

Sunday on Signal celebrates 29 years of holiday excitement and celebration!

In the past 29 years, this event has grown into a community celebration.  Some of the activities with this tradition are a holiday open house by local businesses, community participation with entertainment and partnering with a local non-profit organization.  This year, these traditions continues on bigger and better.

Signal Mountain, TN retailers are busy preparing for "Sunday on Signal"

On November 12 & 13, the local businesses will open their doors and invite the community to shop and browse early  this holiday season.  Each store will be decked out in holiday decor and merchandise.  Offers of sales and special promotions will be given all around.   While visiting with old friends, you may sample refreshments and register for door prizes.  There are many opportunities to win.

Each store will be offering a door prize to some lucky visitor.  Register in every store to win!  In addition, the MBA will also be drawing for a winner of a $100 gift card.  To register for this gift card, have your brochure marked in four of the five business areas and leave at your last stop.   The holiday open houses hosted by the merchants and all the door prize opportunities will make this a fun day for all.

Music will be heard in various locations during this festival.  Local choirs, musicians and others will be serenading, the visitors during Sunday on Signal.  This will certainly add to the holiday atmosphere during Sunday on Signal…starts on Saturday.

Relax at the MACC sponsored Jazz Brunch during this year's Sunday on Signal

This year, the MBA has partnered with the MACC Foundation.  The MACC

Foundation will be hosting a champagne and jazz brunch at 1404 James Blvd on Saturday and Sunday from 10-2.  Cost is $20.  A great way to support the MACC Foundation.  The community is invited for brunch!

The Mountain Business Association invites everyone  to participate on November 12 & 13 to kickoff the holiday season.  Visit  SignalMBA.comfor more information or call 886-1869 for details.

Visit these Signal Mountain shopping locations for your chance to win!

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