Shop, Wine and Dine on Mt. Pleasant Thursday, June 16

by The Bulldog • June 2, 2016

Mt. Pleasant Village BIA merchants and restaurants will have a Shop, Wine and Dine evening which features a sidewalk sale on Thursday, June 16 between 5 and 8 p.m. Take a look.

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