SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY
Small Business Saturday is a nationwide movement dedicated to celebrating the impact of small businesses on local communities. Held annually on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, this special shopping day encourages residents and visitors alike to shop local, support small businesses, and invest in the communities they love.
In Big Sky, Small Business Saturday is more than just a shopping event. It is a celebration of the entrepreneurs, makers, and local businesses that give our community its character and vitality. By choosing to shop locally, you help strengthen the local economy, support local jobs, and ensure that Big Sky continues to thrive throughout the year. Shopping local also helps preserve the unique sense of place that makes Big Sky such a special destination for both residents and visitors.
The Big Sky Chamber of Commerce is proud to support Small Business Saturday by bringing the community together for a fun and engaging day focused on local businesses and community connection.
2026 Kick Off Party
Date: Saturday, November 18, 2026
Time: 9:30 - 10:30 AM
Location: The Big Sky Chamber of Commerce Office | 88 Ousel Falls Rd. Unit B1
- Please check back closer to November to RSVP!
*For sponsorship inquiries or to secure your involvement, please contact Annie Mitzel at annie@bigskychamber.com
Small Business Bingo
Make your Small Business Saturday experience even more fun by participating in our Annual Small Business Bingo Game. As you visit participating local businesses throughout Big Sky, you will mark off your bingo card for a chance to win a basket filled with local goodies, generously provided by the Chamber.
The bingo game offers a fun and interactive way to explore new shops, rediscover favorite businesses, and engage with the local business community while enjoying a day of holiday shopping. Attend the Kick Off Party to collect your bingo card and learn more about how to participate.
Celebrate Small Business Saturday by shopping local, supporting Big Sky businesses, and taking part in a community tradition that highlights the importance of keeping our local economy strong.
