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Welcome to FlorenceDowntown.com – the official site for Downtown Florence redevelopment information. The Florence Downtown Development Corporation (FDDC) invites you to learn about the immense growth and progress occurring in Downtown Florence. Here you will find up to date information on revitalization projects like the FMU Performing Arts Center, Cumberland United Methodist Church, and Coit Village. You will also learn about the Revitalization Strategy, which is the master plan for Downtown revitalization, and Design Guidelines that advise developers and property owners on their renovation projects within the Downtown Redevelopment District.

As the center for progress and opportunity, Downtown Florence continues to move in the right direction. Great strides are being made to make Downtown the social, economic, and cultural hub of the City.

As a result of all the recent work the Corporation has done and the new Marketing and Branding Campaign we completed, we are working on updating our website with current information, a new look and a slightly different format to make it easier for you to find what you're looking for. Check back soon to see what we're doing!
Click Here to see the full presentation of our new marketing system (please be patient, this is a large file and takes a while to download!)

It's time to "Go Nuts!" Our Sixth Annual Event coming November 7th features over 200 vendors, five stages of entertainment, a Classic Car show, the "Run Like A Nut" road race and Cook-Off. All New this year is the Pee Dee Blues Bash. Click here for information and applications

 
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  • Main Streets Mean Business

    More and more cities and towns today are partnering with residents, local governments, and private interests to revitalize their downtowns, which are becoming anchors for economic development.

  • Fitness Forum Encourages Improved Health

    The Fitness Forum in Florence is holding a 16-Week Weight Loss program to encourage Pee Dee residents to get healthy.

  • 'Two Hamilton Houses' Get Approval

    The City of Florence Design Review Board has approved plans to revive the home of Hamilton House Antiques, which caught fire last year, as well as the building’s former West Evans Street location.

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