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Come and Experience"Art on The Boulevard"The first Friday of the month presented by The El Dorado Hills Town Center You are invited to experience "Art On The Boulevard", a free event, to view works of original art from local and regional artists. The Town Center and its merchants are thrilled to help support these artists and showcase their work. Artists will be in attendance displaying their artistry and answering your questions. Join us at the Town Center where you can stroll among our quaint shops and boutiques, dine at some of the areas best restaurants or take in a movie. Plus you will see and have a chance to purchase some great art! What: Art on The Boulevard When: The First Friday of the Month Time: 6 pm to 9 pm |
Participating Merchants Mama Ann's Italian Deli | Signal ServiceFire and Rain Gallery | garyangelica Mia Sorella | Anew Skin Dermatology | |
Business booming at Town Center
Business booming at Town Center
By Penne Usher Telegraph Correspondent
Despite the economy, shopping center continues to grow
While many storefronts in the greater Sacramento area remain empty, retail space at El Dorado Hills Town Center is booming.
In recent weeks Town Center has seen the Fire and Rain Gallery expand, Fireside Burgers leasing a space near the Regal IMAX 14 theater, a boutique is opening and a Verizon store will be added soon, according to Haley Young, marketing director for the complex. Read the Full Article >>
California Welcome Center!
It's Official!
El Dorado Hills Chamber Acquires California Welcome Center!
EL DORADO HILLS - Large blue freeway signs will soon go up on Highway 50 announcing a new California Welcome Center, coming soon to El Dorado Hills Town Center next to Cold Stone Creamery.
It may seem odd to welcome visitors to California in the middle of the state, rather than the edges, where they typically arrive. But the 14 current Welcome Centers scattered around the state, many of which are not at the portals, do a good job of promoting their regions, and also the entire state.
Their success is due largely to generous freeway signage which, state tourism officials say, will help pull more than 15,000 visitors per year off Highway 50 and into El Dorado Hills. Those visitors will eventually spend between $1.2 and $2 million in the county - and a full 10 percent will return to the county based on what they learned during their initial visit.
The Welcome Centers provide information on attractions throughout the state, but emphasize the immediate areas by promoting places to stay and things to do. El Dorado County has plenty of both.
Tree Lighting & Holiday Open House
Join Us for the Annual Tree Lighting & Holiday Open House at El Dorado Hills Town Center! November 18th!
Kick off the season with entertainment, Santa, refreshments and the lighting of this beautiful tree!
- Merchant Open house: 4-9pm;
- Tree Lighting: 6-9pm
- Entertainment by Oak Ridge Dance Team and Choir, Center Stage Dance Academy and El Dorado Musical Theatre
- Strolling Dickens Carolers
- Pictures with Santa
Hot cider, coffee and cookies At Theatre Plaza (Near Regal Cinema) within El Dorado Hills Town Center Hwy. 50 at Latrobe Road, El Dorado Hills
Annual Howl’oween Spooktacular
El Dorado Hills Town Center hosted its annual Howl’oween Spooktacular - a day of family Halloween fun Satuday, Oct. 31.