Discover snow globes in downtown Mesa shop windows for chance to win prizes
Find Santa Claus snow globes with a red ribbon placed in 20 shop windows throughout downtown Mesa and side streets and get a chance to win a gift card.
Pick up a holiday snow globe checklist at businesses displaying the “Downtown Mesa Gift Card Accepted Here” window sticker. You can also download the checklist at downtownmesa.com/holiday-snow-globe-hunt.
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Discover snow globes in downtown Mesa shop windows for chance to win prizes
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Find Santa Claus snow globes with a red ribbon placed in 20 shop windows throughout downtown Mesa and side streets and get a chance to win a gift card.
Pick up a holiday snow globe checklist at businesses displaying the “Downtown Mesa Gift Card Accepted Here” window sticker. You can also download the checklist at downtownmesa.com/holiday-snow-globe-hunt.
When you find a snow globe, write the merchant name under the globe number on the form, along with your name and contact information. Take a picture of your entry and email it to: dtmgiftcards@gmail.com, or mail or drop off entries at the Downtown Mesa Association office, 100 N. Center St. in Mesa. Winners will be chosen from entries with 10 or more correct locations. The winners are to receive Downtown Mesa gift cards, valued between $50 and $250, and one Downtown Mesa Ugly Christmas Sweater ornament.
The contest runs until Thursday, Dec. 31. Winners will be selected on Monday, Jan. 4.
The Downtown Mesa Association is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to the beneficial economic growth and business development of Downtown Mesa, the city’s central business district and original square-mile town site.
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