Shop & Dine Local and Holiday Light Finder
Support local while you sparkle!
New this year, the Shop & Dine Local program brings extra holiday cheer by spotlighting local businesses that make our community shine. Participating shops, restaurants, and businesses will appear on the Holiday Light Finder map, helping residents discover great places to shop, eat, and gather during the holiday season.
Shop & Dine Local cards are now available online for just $15! Each card unlocks exclusive discounts and special offers at participating local businesses all season long.
Pick up your card at The Gazette office anytime Monday–Friday from 8 am – 5 pm.
When you shop and dine locally, you’re not just checking off your holiday list — you’re investing in the businesses that make our community vibrant and unique.
Shop & Dine Local Deals
Updated Offer Notice: A few participating businesses have updated their offers since cards were printed. The offers listed below are the current valid promotions.
Aroma Pizza – Half price appetizer with pizza order
Big Grove – $15 off $75 or more
City Walk Eatery – 15% off $40 or more
Crosby’s – Free appetizer with purchase
Craft’d – 15% off total bill
Fix Salon – Purchase $100 gift card, get $10 gift card free
Midtown Reserve – Free appetizer with purchase
Museum of Art – 20% off an item in the museum store with the purchase of a regular admission.
Need Pizza – Purchase $100 gift card, get $10 gift card free
Sip at Midtown Reserve – Free appetizer with purchase
The District CR – Two ½ price well drinks, draft beer, house wine
Your go-to map for holiday magic across Eastern Iowa!
The Gazette’s Holiday Light Finder makes it easy to discover the brightest and most festive light displays in our community. Whether you’re planning a family drive or just looking for a little holiday sparkle, you can browse the interactive map to find must-see displays near you – or even submit your own!
✨Add your home or neighborhood display to the map so others can enjoy your hard work and creativity.
✨Save your favorites to plan the perfect light-viewing route.
