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2021 Chocolate Extravaganza Passport MARCH 11-14TH, 2021 11th Annual historic downtown HANNIBAL Presented by: Historic Hannibal Marketing Council Welcome to a weekend of decadence and relaxation. We hope you enjoy your time in Historic Downtown Hannibal and that it is as chocolatey as possible. Inside your passport you will find: Passport destinations and items Special Events Separately attached are your coupons and passport tickets. Passport tickets are like cash - don't lose them. Read below for more information: How do I use my passport tickets? HEADQUARTERS Simple! Passport tickets work exactly like cash for Pickup or Purchase the specified items at passport desitnations. Each Passports & Tickets item is worth a certain amount of tickets and are accepted on specified days by each business. Plan out LOCATION: 301 N Main St. From your Chocolate Extravaganza by marking off your the white and red Mark Twain must-haves! Dinette Food Trailer. Thursday, March 11th: Want a chance to win a 10am-12pm & 3pm-5pm FREE GIFT BASKET of downtown goodies Friday, March 12th: worth over $300? 10am-12pm & 3pm-5pm Snap pictures of your receipts throughout the day of purchases Saturday, March 13th: made in Historic Downtown Hannibal 9am-1pm shops and enter them in our raffle! Enter online only at: Sunday, March 14th: all www.HistoricHannibalMO.com/receipt-raffle passports and tickets will be Each receipt counts as an entry for a chance to win. available from the Dinette. Receipts must be a minimum of $5. Must be entered by 11:59pm on Sunday, March 14th. Drawing to be held at 9pm, Monday, March 15th Questions or Concerns? You do not need to be present to win, but must pick up. Contact: Kenna Bogue Presented by the [email protected] Historic Hannibal Marketing Council 636-385-0643 DESTINATIONS & ITEMS 4 How do I use my passport tickets? Simple! Passport tickets work exactly like cash for the specified items. Each item is worth a certain amount of tickets and are accepted on specified days by each business. Plan out your Chocolate Extravaganza by marking off your must-haves! # OF DAYS NOT KEY TICKETS ACCEPTING ❌ LaBinnah Bistro | 207 N 5th | 573-221-8207 Open Door Studio | 108 N Main | 573-795-9944 Free dessert Acrylic Pour on Canvas Free dessert w/ purchase of an entree. Retail: $8.00 Create your own unique artwork using this fun technique! Retail: $15 Thurs. 5-9p | Fri. 5-9p | Sat. 5-10p | Sun. 5-10p ❌ Thurs. closed | ❌ Fri. closed | Sat. 10a-7p | ❌ Sun. closed Riverside Restaurant | 111 Bird | 573-822-4089 Mark Twain Brewing Company | 422 N Main | 573-406-1300 Delectable Chocolate Combo Chocolate Lava Cake Scrumptious warm cake with a liquid chocolate center. Retail: $6.00 4 oz Chocolate Stout Beer paired with a dark chocolate lava Thurs. 11a-9p | Fri. 11a-10p | Sat. 11a-10p | Sun. 11a-9p cake. Retail: $8.00 Thurs. 11a-8p | Fri. 11a-10p | Sat. 11a-10p | Sun. 11a-8p Savannah’s | 114 N Main | 573-221-4803 Chocolate Muffins or Resin rabbit Main Street Wine Stoppe | 303 N. Main | 573-822-6035 Choice of Chocolate muffins or resin Chocolate bunny. Retail: $6-$9 Chocolate pudding shots Thurs. 10a-5p | Fri. 10a-5p | Sat. 10a-5p | Sun. 10a-5p Chocolate raspberry pudding shots. Retail: $6.00 The Becky Thatcher Diner | 213 N. 3rd | 573-719-3602 Thurs. 4p-cl | Fri. 3p-cl | Sat. 3p-cl | Sun. 4p-cl Chocolate Chip Pancakes Mark Twain Book and Gift Shop | 312 N. Main | 573-221-2140 Two large chocolate chip pancakes with syrup & whip cream. Retail: $6 Handmade earrings Thurs. 6a-2p | Fri. 6a-2p | Sat. 6a-2p | Sun. 7a-1p Locally made earrings! Different colors/themes/sizes Retail: $6.00 The Brick Oven | 207 Center St | 573-221-1288 Thurs. 10a-4p | Fri. 10a-5p | Sat. 10a-5p | Sun. 11a-4p Sample bottle of wine Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum | 120 N Main | 573-221-9010 Sample bottle of various wines. Retail: $6.00 Gourmet Chocolate Bar Thurs. 4p-8p | Fri. 4p-9p | Sat. 11a-9p | Sun. 11a-7p Decadent chocolate bars available in a variety of flavors. Retail: $6.00 The Mark Twain Dinette | 400 N 3rd | 573-221-5300 Thurs. 10a - 4p | Fri. 10a - 4p | Sat. 10a - 4p | Sun. 10a - 4p three BOTTLEs HOMEMADE ROOT BEER Mississippi Marketplace | 217 N Main Street | (573) 603-1063 Hannibal's own famous Root Beer since 1967. Retail: $6.00 Country home dip/cheeseball mixes Thurs. 10a-5p | Fri. 10a-5p | Sat. 10a-6p | Sun. 12-5p Varieties included peanut butter chocolate chip, chocolate covered strawberry, chocolate and salted caramel, cookie dough Retail: $8.00 The Powder Room | 213 N Main | 573-221-0700 Thurs. 10a-5p | Fri. 10a-6p | Sat. 9a-6p | Sun. 10a-4p CHOCOLATE PEDICURE UPGRADE (appointment req) Native American Trading Co. | 115 N Main | 573-248-3451 Complimentary chocolate martini and chocolate pedicure treatment. NAVAJO MADE EARRINGS Must be purchased with spa pedicure. Appointment required. Retail: $12 Small turquoise earrings set in sterling silver posts. Retail: $9.00 Thurs. 10a-4p | Fri. 10a-4p | Sat. 10a-4p | ❌ Sun. closed Thurs. 10a-5p | Fri. 10a-5p | Sat. 10a-5p | Sun. 10a-4p 3 DESTINATIONS & ITEMS Annie Rose Boutique | 115 S Main | 573-603-1518 Hannibal History Museum Gift Shop | 200 N. Main | 573-248-1819 Erimish Bracelets Hot Cocoa Bombs Beautiful hand crafted bracelets with vibrant colors and stunning Delicious hot cocoa filled chocolate filled shells. Retail: $8.00 accent pieces. Retail: $8.00 Thurs. 10a-7p | Fri. 10a-7p | Sat. 10a-7p | Sun. 10a-7p Thurs. 10a-5p | Fri. 10a-5p | Sat. 10a-6p | Sun. 12-5p Java Jive | 211 N. Main | 573-221-1017 AVA Goldworks | 211 Center Sterling Chocolate Pearl Necklace Choice of Chocolate Dessert Handmade Sterling Silver necklace Choice of Cheesecake or Triple Layered Cake OR a Dessert Bar or featuring a natural (dyed) Chocolate Pearl. Retail: $19.00 Cannoli & a Small Hot Chocolate or Mocha. Retail: $6-$8 ❌ Thurs. closed | ❌ Fri. closed | Sat. 10a-5p | ❌ Sun. closed Thurs. 7a-8p | Fri. 7a-8p | Sat. 7a-8p | Sun. 8a-6p Ayers Pottery | 308 N 3rd | 573-221-6960 Bicentennial Mugs Hand Crafted 12oz. Coffee Mug with Bicentennial Stamp. Retail: $35 Thurs. 7a-5p | Fri. 7a-5p | Sat. 9a-5p | Sun. 9a-4p SPECIAL EVENTS Badger Cheese Haus | 101B Main St | 573-822-6389 CHEESE AND CHOCOLATE Saturday, March 13th from 11am to 11:30am Variety of cheese spreads and chocolate. Retail: $6.00 Thurs. 1-6p | Fri. 1-6p | Sat. 11a-6p | Sun. 1-6p Cooking Demonstration: "How to Make Chocolate Gravy" Becky Thatcher Ice Cream Parlor | 318 N. Main St | 573-221-0822 Back by popular demand! Please join us to learn how to Chocolate pepsi float make this famous southern dish prepared by my Chocolate Pepsi Float & Bottomless Coffee Retail: $6.00 grandmother, Chocolate Gravy. We will serve the gravy on ❌ Thurs. closed | Fri. 10-5p | Sat. 10a-5p | Sun. 12-5p biscuits. It is so delicious and it is definitely a foodie Bits & Pieces | 221 N Main | 573-603-1279 experience that you will never forget. Be adventurous! Fiskar Folding Scissors Free and will include samples. Mississippi Marketplace at 103 N Main Quality folding travel scissors. Retail: $6.00 Thurs. 9:30a - 5p | Fri. 9:30a - 5p | Sat. 9:30a - 5p | ❌ Sun. closed Saturday, March 13th from 10am-11:30am & 2-3:30pm Cave Hollow West Winery | 300 Cave Hollow Rd | 573-231-1000 Hand molded, filled and decorated Wine with Chocolate Covered Strawberries chocolate Easter egg demonstration. Choice glass of wine paired with chocolate covered strawberry. Retail: $8 Thurs. 12-6p | Fri. 12-6p | Sat. 12-6p | Sun. 12-6p Watch as Jill creates Piper's beautiful hand made Easter eggs from poured and molded chocolate, fills them with Chocolaterie Stam | 103 N Main Street | 573-221-0460 more Piper's chocolates then seals and decorates them Chocolate bon bon baggie with even more Piper's CHOCOLATE!!! Experience amazing, Delicious bag filled with our top flavored Bonbons. Retail: $6.00 handcrafted chocolates that reminisce of days gone by. Thurs. 10a-6p | Fri. 10a-7p | Sat. 10a-7p | Sun. 1-5p Dutch Country General Store at 305 N Main Danni Nicoles | 119 N Main | 573-221-5066 Saturday, March 13th from 6-9pm Accessory Extravaganza Music by Chuck Munson Scarves, gloves, masks, jewelry, hats, sunglasses, etc. Retail: $10-$12 Enjoy the musical stylings of local artist Chuck Munson Thurs. 10a-5p | Fri. 10a-5p | Sat. 10a-6p | ❌ Sun. 12-5p Riverside Restaurant at 111 Bird Dutch Country General Store | 305 N Main | 573-719-3372 1/4 lb Piper's Handmade Chocolate All Day Saturday, March 13th from 6-9pm Assorted handmade chocolates from the finest ingredients. Retail: $6 Chocolate Chi Tea Tasting Thurs. 9a-6p | Fri. 9a-6p | Sat. 9a-6p | Sun. 11a-4p We will have chocolate Chi Tea from Nuwati Herbals on Finn’s Food and Spirits | 400 N 3rd | 573-221-5300 hand to sample and purchase. Chocolate Caramel Martini Native American Trading Co. at 115 N Main Hannibal's own famous Root Beer since 1967. Retail: $6.00 ❌ Thurs. 11a-1a | Fri. 4:30pm-1am | Sat. 11a-1a | Sun. 11a-4p.
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