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Friday, February 12, 2010

The Grove Arcade offers Sweet Deals for Valentines

Feb 12- 13, The Grove Arcade, One Page Avenue, Asheville North Carolina. The Arcade will be bursting with sales, specials, gift ideas and more to help you show your sweetie just how much you care. A few of the events and specials include:
“Kissing to the Chimes” - on the stroke of 5 p.m. on Friday or Saturday,give your sweetie a kiss just as more than a hundred clocks chime at Tic-n-Time in the North Arcade.
Restaurant Row, on the Arcade's Page Avenue side, features a wide variety of cuisines and atmospheres and there is no shortage of sweets to tempt from Kamm's dark chocolate custard, handmade fudge in special packaging at Nutz about Fudge to sweetheart cakes from True Confections.
special fashion and jewelry show at 2 p.m. on Saturday, February 13, focusing on the art of romance.
Live romantic music from James Rogers on the Arcade’s antique piano
Jazzy Giraffe is having its biggest sale ever in Suite 141 in the Arcade, right around the corner across from True Confections. You will find great inventory at incredible savings with all seasons will be represented from 25-70% off.
Shop and Win - To show their appreciation for your patronage, the merchants are sponsoring prize drawing during the weekend. Any visitor spending $25 or more in any shop or restaurant on Friday will be entered into a drawing for a beautiful Arcade gift basket. Visitors spending $25 or more in any shop or restaurant on Saturday will be entered into a drawing for a $250 Grove Arcade gift certificate. http://www.grovearcade.com

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