Shopping Small Is Big Fun in Chicago's Andersonville Neighborhood

CHICAGO - Nov. 21, 2016 - PRLog -- One of Chicago's most charming neighborhoods, Andersonville, is renowned for its Swedish heritage, distinctive retailers and inviting restaurants and bars. On Small Business Saturday, shoppers will find exceptional holiday gift ideas, shopping incentives plus complimentary treats along with a passport program with valuable raffle prizes.

On Saturday, November 26th, over 20 Andersonville businesses participate in a Small Business Saturday Passport Program hosted by The Runner's Edge. Shoppers simply pick up a passport any of the participating businesses, then weave their way through the neighborhood to receive a stamp at each. A raffle prize will be displayed at each location and after shoppers collect all destination stamps, passports are dropped at any of the participating businesses for a chance to win prizes such as the top valued reward, a Gus Modern's Delano V2 Chair from Norcross and Scott Home which retails for $995.

Along the tour, shoppers will find complimentary treats and they can take a break at any one of the neighborhood restaurants and bars dotting the neighborhood.  Find an entire line up of participants and specials here: http://www.andersonville.org/small-business-saturday-and-shopping-local-in-andersonville-during-the-holidays/

Getting there: Andersonville is easily accessible by both of Chicago's major north side highways and by public transportation. The neighborhood is bounded roughly by Ainslie (4900 N) to the south, Victoria (5800 N) to the north, Ravenswood (1800 W) to the west, and Magnolia (1250 W) to the east. For more information, visit www.andersonville.org.