Local Government
Main Street merchants open late until 8 on Friday and Saturday
Main Street Travel is one of many businesses that will remain open until 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
Main Street Travel, at 122 E. Main Street, is just one of the businesses in the Historic Downtown area that will offer later hours on Friday and Saturday as holiday shoppers come out to enjoy the sights and sounds of the season and find the perfect gift for their loved ones.
Ginny Leser and Chad Hrbek are happy to help anyone interested in booking a trip and say that travel makes a perfect holiday gift! Experienced travelers themselves, they have a full-service agency, and can tailor your trip to fit your need.
Whether you are looking for a tasty meal, a delicious scoop of freshly-made ice cream, beautiful jewelry, a one-of-a-kind antique treasure, artwork or something else to tickle your fancy, you will find it on Main Street in Front Royal.
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