Jingle Beds: Holiday Decorating Contest!

This holiday season, Main Street Chillicothe is transforming downtown into a festive wonderland with its first-ever Jingle Beds: Holiday Decorating Contest!

Downtown businesses have adopted brick planters and adorned them with creative holiday displays, showcasing everything from Steaming hot cocoa cups to festive holiday trees! These decorated planters promise to make downtown Chillicothe a vibrant and cheerful destination for visitors, shoppers, and the community throughout the holiday season. 

Community members are invited to join the fun by voting for their favorite planter. Voting will take place from Saturday, November 23th to December 25th. Voting for your favorite decorated brick planter will be open on Saturday, November 23, with a link available on our social media pages and website. The business with the most votes will earn a special prize and the title of Chillicothe’s top holiday decorator.

The Jingle Beds: Holiday Decorating Contest is part of Main Street Chillicothe’s ongoing efforts to promote community spirit and highlight the charm of downtown during the holiday season. It’s a great way to enjoy the festive atmosphere while supporting local businesses.

Take a stroll downtown, admire the beautifully decorated planters, and cast your vote to help spread holiday cheer!

For more details about the contest and how to vote, please visit the Main Street Chillicothe website, www.downtownchilli.com or contact our office at 660-646-4071 or email us at office@downtownchilli.com. 

Main Street Chillicothe is a non-profit organization committed to the historical preservation and economic development of our downtown district. We support arts, culture, entertainment, and business in downtown Chillicothe! Our work is supported by essential community partnerships and generous donations. If you value our vibrant and beautiful downtown, consider joining us.

As a Missouri Main Street Accredited program, MAIN STREET CHILLICOTHE is a recognized, leading program among the state network of more than 50 districts and communities who share both a commitment to creating high-quality places and to building stronger communities through preservation-based economic development.

Special thanks to our partners, our many "Friends of Main Street" supporters, and our volunteers who make it all happen. This place matters and so do you.