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City of Destin to offer Free 10-week small business workshop

The City of Destin plans to host a free 10-week small business workshop series at the Destin Library on Thursdays from 5:30-7:30 p.m. beginning March 7. The goal of the program is to provide tools and hands-on learning to help participants feel more confident starting or growing a small business. There will be networking and showcase opportunities […]

Jared Williams

The City of Destin plans to host a free 10-week small business workshop series at the Destin Library on Thursdays from 5:30-7:30 p.m. beginning March 7.

The workshop will cover topics including business plans, permits, branding, social media, websites, graphic design, marketing and analytics. Library staff will lead the sessions and bring in relevant guest speakers.

The goal of the program is to provide tools and hands-on learning to help participants feel more confident starting or growing a small business. There will be networking and showcase opportunities at the end for participants to connect with the community.

Interested small business owners can register for the weekly workshops at okaloosa.librarycalendar.com. The series will run on Thursdays through May 9.

The Destin Library is located at 150 Sibert Ave. in Destin. More information is available by calling (850) 123-4567.

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