Downtown Commerce, Georgia
Welcome to Our Downtown
Small towns reflect the very best of Southern culture—where tradition thrives, neighbors lend a helping hand, and community is at the heart of everything. Downtown Commerce is no exception.
Whether you're visiting for the day or looking to get involved, we invite you to experience the charm, connection, and character that make our downtown special.
Things to Do
While visiting Downtown Commerce, enjoy:
- Strolling along our tree-lined sidewalks
- Meeting friendly business owners and residents
- Shopping for the perfect outfit in our local boutiques
- Enjoying a meal with friends at our restaurants
- Visiting the local drugstore soda fountain for an ice cream float
- Spending time outdoors in our parks
- Biking or walking your pet through downtown
Love history?
Stop by the Downtown Development Office (1645 S. Elm Street) to pick up a self-guided walking tour brochure and learn how Commerce came to be.
View the 2025 Winter / 2026 Spring Activity Guide
Get Involved
Volunteer Opportunities
Want to be part of our small-town energy? Join our “Come See Commerce” hype squad and help support downtown events and initiatives.
Email: mainstreet@commercega.gov
Become a Vendor
Interested in participating in one of our downtown events?
- Visit the Annual Events page
- Complete a vendor application
- Email it to: mainstreet@commercega.gov
About Commerce Main Street
Commerce is a proud Main Street City, focused on:
- Historic preservation
- Economic development
- Community-driven events
We are always looking for volunteers and community input as we continue revitalizing our downtown.
As a Main Street America™ Accredited program, Commerce is part of a national network of more than 1,200 communities committed to creating vibrant, high-quality places through preservation-based economic development. Accredited programs meet strict national performance standards set by the National Main Street Center.
Recognition
Tree City USA – 16 Years (2026)
We are proud to celebrate 16 years as a Tree City!
Learn what it means to be a “Tree City”.
Resources
Project Area
The Downtown project area generally includes properties bounded by:
Short Street, Clayton Street, Piedmont Street, Madison Street, Spring Street, Victoria Street, and Homer Street.


