2021: A Year in Review

The year 2021 was quite a whirlwind for us at Savage Mill. Let’s look back at some major events!

 

January 22: We couldn’t pass the opportunity to give Burnie Sanders some love, even though he might be a bit cold.

 

February 14: We supported all forms of love every day and at Gay Day at the Mill.

 

March 20: We threw our first ever Irish Festival, “Where’s the Craic?” We were joined by Teelin Irish Dance, Culkin School of Traditional Irish Dance, and fiddle player Gary Eurice!

 

March 24: We celebrated National Pup Day with our President of Canine Relations.

 

April 9: We revealed Dive Bar and Grille to the public with Howard County Executive Calvin Ball.

 

May 24: We announced we were planning our first music festival EVER.

 

June 1: Cicada season came upon us so our businesses had to do something to celebrate the occasion!

 

June 9: We revealed our new logo.

 

June 14: We had a blast throwing our Savage Mill Bluegrass Festival.

 

June 15: As part of our rebranding efforts, we got a brand new website!

 

July 28: Installed some courtyard lights to make the Mill shine a little brighter.

 

August 30: Our followers met Norma for the first time!

 

September 17: We had to celebrate one of our oldest businesses here at Savage Mill : The Antique Center.

 

October 1: Halloween was approaching and so were our ghosts.

 

October 23: Hosted our first Blues and Brews Festival!

 

October 29: Our businesses got awarded Best of Howard County 2021!

 

November 11: Dive Bar and Grille had their Grand Opening!

 

November 15: Savage Mill announced their community driven holiday festival: Savage Yuletide!

Savage Yuletide Festival

 

November 27: Savage Yuletide Festival was kicked off with Small Business Saturday and Howard County Executive Calvin Ball and Christiana Rigsby.

 

December 4th: We had our Annual Bridge Lighting!

 

December 6: Had a great time watching Christmas Carol at Pasadena Theatre Company and Carroll Baldwin Hall.

We can’t wait for what 2022 has in store for our businesses!

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