🍪 Field to Flour Sourdough Brings Golden Ticket Giveaway to Cleveland Unplugged Finale

As summer events heat up across the region, a local sourdough baker is bringing artisan treats and a chance to win to one of the season’s biggest community gatherings. Field to Flour Sourdough will be at the Cleveland Unplugged Finale on Saturday, July 25, offering gourmet breads, pastries, and a special promotion that rewards every customer.

🎁 What’s the Promotion?

Every purchase from Field to Flour Sourdough at the event includes a complimentary thank-you cookie. But there’s more: customers may discover a Golden Ticket hidden inside their order, which entitles the winner to $10 off their next purchase. It’s a simple way the baker is saying thank you while adding an element of surprise and delight to the shopping experience.

📍 The Event Details

The Cleveland Unplugged Finale runs Saturday, July 25, from 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM at 229 Lakeview Drive SE in Cleveland, Tennessee. The event features live local bands, a fire artist performance, local vendors, food trucks, water slides for all ages, and fireworks. Admission is $5 for ages 13 and older, free for children 12 and under, and water slide wristbands are $10 per child. Parking is free.

⭐ What Field to Flour Will Offer

The baker has prepared an extensive event menu featuring sourdough breads, cookies, sweet treats, brunch pastries, and specialty items like jalapeño cheddar sourdough loaves, chocolate chip cookies, cinnamon rolls, and dark chocolate-dipped waffles. Field to Flour is also partnering with Mock & Mule Craft Mocktails & Lattes to offer beverage pairings. The collaboration includes a “Pair, Sip & Win” grand prize drawing with over $100 in combined prizes from both businesses.

❤️ Why This Matters for Local Food Lovers

Field to Flour Sourdough represents the kind of small, artisan food business that strengthens a community’s food culture and local economy. The baker’s decision to participate in a major community event like Cleveland Unplugged Finale signals confidence in the local market and a commitment to being part of the broader social fabric. For residents who value locally made, quality food, events like this create opportunities to discover and support businesses they might not encounter otherwise.

💡 What Residents Should Know

The baker has issued an important note: at the last event, Field to Flour sold out hours before the event ended. With the larger crowd expected for the Unplugged Finale, early arrival is strongly recommended. Customers can message Field to Flour in advance to reserve specific items and ensure they don’t miss out on their favorites. This is especially helpful for those with specific preferences or dietary needs.

🤝 Community Threads: Small Business Collaboration

The partnership between Field to Flour Sourdough and Mock & Mule Craft Mocktails & Lattes reveals an important community thread: local businesses recognizing that collaboration strengthens everyone. By pairing artisan sourdough treats with craft beverages, both businesses expand their reach and create a more compelling reason for customers to visit both booths. This kind of cross-promotion is a hallmark of thriving small business communities where owners see each other as partners rather than competitors.

🌄 Local Perspective: Supporting Sequatchie Valley Makers

Field to Flour Sourdough is based in Chattanooga and participates in the broader Sequatchie Valley region’s growing food and craft culture. The business’s emphasis on “shop small, grow together” reflects values that resonate throughout the valley—a commitment to artisan quality, local relationships, and community investment. Events like Cleveland Unplugged Finale provide a stage for these makers to connect with customers across the region.

📣 What Happens Next

The Cleveland Unplugged Finale takes place Saturday, July 25. Field to Flour Sourdough will be one of many local vendors at the event. Customers interested in specific items should reach out to the baker through social media or direct message to reserve ahead of time. After the event, Field to Flour will resume its regular porch pickup schedule the following week.

💭 Questions Worth Considering

• How do small, artisan food businesses like Field to Flour contribute to the character and identity of the Sequatchie Valley community?
• What role do community events like Cleveland Unplugged Finale play in helping residents discover local makers they might not find otherwise?
• How does the collaboration between Field to Flour and Mock & Mule model the kind of business relationships that strengthen local economies?
• What draws customers to support small, locally made food products over mass-produced alternatives?

🌱 Long-Term Community Impact

As the Sequatchie Valley continues to attract residents and visitors interested in authentic, locally made products, businesses like Field to Flour help establish the region as a destination for artisan food and craft. Each event appearance, partnership, and customer interaction builds the foundation for a more resilient local economy. When small makers thrive and collaborate, they create jobs, inspire other entrepreneurs, and strengthen the cultural identity of the community. The Golden Ticket promotion, while simple, reflects a business owner’s commitment to making customers feel valued—a quality that builds loyalty and word-of-mouth support over time.