Free tickets for Messi? MLS offers prizes for shopping local ahead of all-star game

On the promotion’s last day, MLS will offer more opportunities to earn points at the All-Star Soccer Celebration, which will be held at McFerson Commons Park, located at 218 West St.

Here is every company participating: 

• 3rd & Sycamore at 650 S Third St. 
• Artisan de Luxe at 761 North High St. 
• Bistrolino Old World Kitchen & Bar at 495 S Fourth St. 
• Budd Dairy Food Hall at 1086 N Fourth St. 
• CardCollector2 Sports Cards at 3455 Grove City Road 
• The Columbus Symphony  
• Dempsey’s Food & Spirits at 346 S High St. 
• Father-Son Sports Cards & Collectibles at 4004 W Powell Road 
• FERA at 682 N High St. 
• German Village Nutrition at 214 Thurman Ave. 
• Happy Go Lucky at 787 N High St. 
• High Street Tattoo at 962 N High St. 
• Homage at 783 N High St. 
• Kittie’s at 495 S Third St. 
• Lincoln Social Rooftop at 711 N High St. on the ninth floor 
• Magnolia Thunderpussy at 1155 N High St. 
• Marcella’s at 615 N High St. 
• Martini Modern Italian at 445 North High St.  
• Midwest Cards at 274 Marconi Blvd. 
• Moran’s Bar and Grille at 415 N Front St. 
• OX-B’s at 1177 N High St. 
• Porch Growler at 890 High St. in Worthington 
• Prologue Bookshop at 841 N High St. 
• R Bar Arena at 413 N Front St. 
• Rocket Fizz Candy & Soda at 944 N High St. 
• Rowe Boutique at 688 N High St. 
• SAMSON Men’s Emporium at 694 N High St. 
• She Drives Rideshare
• SoCal Kitchen + Bar at 705 N High St. 
• South Village Grille at 197 Thurman Ave. 
• Stella & Grace Boutique at 654 N High St. 
• Sunny Street Cafe at 277 W Nationwide Blvd.
• The Buckeye Lady at 4493 N High St. 
• The Guild House at 624 N High St. 
• The Pearl 641 at N. High St. 
• The Yard Milkshake Bar at 1055 N High St. 
• TOCA Columbus Soccer Center, formerly Superkick, at 409 Orangepoint Drive in Lewis Center 
• Trolley Pub
• Urban Sundry Ltd at 548 Mohawk St. 
• Virtue Vegan Salon at 690 South High St. 
• Whistle & Keg at 343 N Front St. 
• White Lemon at 751 N High St. 

A quarter of the establishments are women or minority owned, said the MLS in a press statement.