Uptown businesses to host Lucky Little Leprechaun Hunt

One lucky shamrock who finds the most leprechauns will win the pot of gold, a gift basket filled with goodies

Leprechaun with a pot of gold on a green background.

Participants can visit each location and look for the little leprechaun hidden somewhere in the store.

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Published March 7, 2026 - 9:08 a.m.

The Uptown Small Business Event, Lucky Little Leprechaun Hunt, will be held Saturday, March 14, from 6-9 p.m. in Cadiz.

Participating businesses are Cowgirl in Me, Home Decor by Caroline, Abacus Tax and Business Services, Farmhouse Remnants, Vintage Fitness, FOE, Diangelos, Thelma Olive, Ohio Valley Winery, Peaceflower Pottery and Harco Media.

Participants can pick up an entry form at any participating business. They then can visit each location and look for the little leprechaun hidden somewhere in the store.

One lucky shamrock who finds the most leprechauns will win the pot of gold, a gift basket filled with goodies.

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