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Nov 21, 2025
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Woman in a green sweater browsing ceramics in a cozy shop, with banner text Spread Joy. Shop Small!

Small Business Saturday is more than just a date on the calendar—it’s a celebration of community, creativity, and local spirit! At D.L. Evans Bank we love the local small businesses in our communities, and hope we can all take the time to support our small businesses next week on 11/29/25. Small Business Saturday brings together neighbors, friends, and families, sparking connections that strengthen our local economies year-round.

Looking ahead to Small Business Saturday 2025, we can’t wait to see even more innovative ways to support small businesses. Whether it’s picking up your morning coffee from your favorite local café, shopping for unique gifts at neighborhood boutiques, or dining in a family-run restaurant, every purchase directly fuels local prosperity. Small business day celebrations remind us that shopping locally means investing in our community’s future.

We understand that small businesses are the backbone of our region and started out as a small business ourselves! Here are some simple ways to support small businesses:

Shop at local stores on Saturday November 29th and all year round.
Think of giving gift cards to local businesses this holiday season.
Participate in community events where small businesses are selling their goods like farmers markets, craft fairs, and more.
Use local services—each purchase contributes to a vibrant local economy.

Join us on this Small Business Saturday (November 29th, 2025) and every day thereafter as we continue to champion local enterprises in Idaho and Utah. Discover the meaningful impact that shopping locally makes, and together, let’s build a stronger, more connected community—one purchase at a time.

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