STOUGHTON, Wis. (WMTV) – More than 20 Stoughton businesses are participating in a new dining passport organized by Stuffed Bagels to help drive customers to area businesses affected by nearby road construction.
Stuffed Bagels launched the Detour Dining Club passport in June(WMTV)
What is the Detour Dining Club Passport?
The Detour Dining Club Passport was launched by Stuffed Bagels to highlight local businesses impacted by construction.
Holly Brickson, a co-owner of Stuffed Bagels and the creator of the passport, said she was inspired to take action after finding out it would be difficult to visit some of her favorite spots.
“I saw like first hand on Facebook how hard it was just to get to a local business that I frequent, and I’m like if I’m going to struggle to get a few blocks I think the average person coming out of town will as well,” Brickson said.
How does the passport work?
The passport features 28 businesses. Participants must fill out their passports by spending at least $10 at each business. Once that is complete, they will receive a signature from the business they are visiting.
People who complete their passport get access to the Golden Bagel Club. The club features perks like free bagels and tastings. A new passport must be completed every quarter.
Pictured is the back of the passport with the 28 participating businesses.(WMTV)
Where can I get a passport?
You can pick up a passport at Stuffed Bagels in Stoughton at 819 N. Page Street.
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