Downtown Gibsonville

11/03/2026

11/02/2026

We had a great day downtown for the Alamance Historic Tour of Homes! The Eugene Street Mill was on the tour. Attendees were asked what they would like to see in the space. We had some great responses! So for those of you who couldn't come, what would YOU like to see at the Mill?

10/30/2026

The Preservation Alamance Historic Tour of Homes is THIS SUNDAY! Some of our downtown businesses will be open as well to join in the fun. So plan a day downtown and visit:

Opening at 8:30am
The Hive In Gibsonville

Opening at 10am:
Footpotter Studio
Just For You
The Artist Coop on Main
SMO's Home & Garden
Makers Ark
Vintage Sisters
Pink Lola
Opening at Noon:
Maple View's County Line Creamery Company
Brew Stop

Restaurants open for lunch:
Reno's Pizza & Italian Restaurant
Ava's Cuisine & Catering
La Casa Dorada Mexican Restaurant
Happy Garden

The Mill on Eugene Street is on the tour! So if you've ever wanted a peek inside Sunday is the day!

See you downtown!

10/30/2026

Introducing the Gibsonville Rose Festival- June 5, 2027

Long before the Rose Festival was imagined, roses were already part of Gibsonville’s story.

In the 1920s and 1930s, roses planted near Minneola Mill flourished along the railroad, creating a memorable sight, and scent, for travelers passing through town. Those roses helped earn Gibsonville its nickname, the City of Roses.

Today, we’re bringing that piece of our history back to life.

The Downtown Advisory Board and the Gibsonville Parks and Recreation Department are partnering to create the Gibsonville Rose Festival, a signature community event inspired by our town’s heritage, creative spirit, and small-town charm. Our goal is to celebrate what makes Gibsonville unique while creating a new tradition that brings residents, visitors, artists, and local businesses together.

More details, including vendor applications and festival activities, will be announced soon. We look forward to bringing this vision to life with our community!

10/29/2026

Last year, Governor Stein proclaimed November 19th Women's Entrepreneurship Day in North Carolina.
This year, we are proud to announce that Mayor Crisp will be making a similar declaration, proclaiming the day here in Gibsonville!

Did you know that approximately 76% of Gibsonville's downtown business are owned/operated by women?

This recognition celebrates the women who build businesses, create jobs, solve problems, and strengthen Gibsonville every day.

Come out for the Board meeting on Monday November 2nd at 6:30pm to show your support. This is the first of several events in town leading up to Women's Entrepreneurship Day on Thursday November 19th.

10/27/2026

Our next video takes us inside ** Frozen Pines Tattoo **!

Meet one of the owners and hear the story behind the studio, from discovering her passion for tattooing and her love of art to meeting her business partner and taking the leap to open their own studio right here in Gibsonville.

Every small business has a story, and we love getting to share the people, creativity, and passion behind the businesses that make our community special.

Take a look, get to know Frozen Pines Tattoos, and show them some love!

10/26/2026

10/26/2026

This is coming up on Sunday! Do you have your tickets?