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Chamber holds Sensory Street ribbon cutting
Friends, family and Liberty County Chamber of Commerce members joined Charity Floyd for the ribbon cutting of Sensory Street. Photo provided

The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce joined Sensory Street on Wednesday, October 14, to celebrate its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at their new business located at 740 E General Stewart Way, Suite 212 in Hinesville.

The event brought together family members, Chamber staff, board members, community leaders, and local supporters to recognize the opening of the new indoor children’s playground. During the ceremony, Charity Floyd welcomed guests and expressed gratitude to her supporters, whose dedication and encouragement helped bring the vision to life.

“Welcome, and congratulations on opening such a wonderful place where our children can participate and enjoy,” said Karen Bell, executive board bember of the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce. “This was a much-needed avenue for our community here in Hinesville. We appreciate you for choosing our location to open your business where you have so much passion.”

Located in Hinesville, Sensory Street offers a safe and clean indoor sensory playground where every child can climb, build, imagine, and explore. Sensory Street provides a unique addition to Liberty County’s small business community. Community members are encouraged to stop by, meet the friendly team, explore the shop’s offerings, and support this new local business.

For more information about Sensory Street, visit their location in Hinesville or connect with them on social media.