For guests
The Main Street district around the Icehouse is where a power bank would be picked up, since a show or a long dinner outlasts a phone. Any Juiceboxx station accepts a return, so a lake weekend does not have to end where it started.
Lexington spends its weekdays driving toward Columbia and its weekends around Lake Murray, and both patterns run longer than a phone battery. This page covers where a power bank earns its keep.

Lexington commuters cross into Richland County on US-378 each morning and come back the same way at night, which makes the town a bedroom community with its own downtown. Weekends turn toward Lake Murray, for boats, anglers and shows at the Icehouse Amphitheater on West Main. Both patterns finish beside a car or a lawn chair.
The Main Street district around the Icehouse is where a power bank would be picked up, since a show or a long dinner outlasts a phone. Any Juiceboxx station accepts a return, so a lake weekend does not have to end where it started.
A Main Street restaurant or a Lake Murray marina already holds guests through a meal or a fuel stop, which is the dwell a station needs. Setup, placement and installation cost nothing, and the commission sits in a location-specific agreement confirmed before install.
In Lexington the buy is a screen placement agreed with the venue, inside an evening the guest already chose. Proposals name the screens, dates and price before anything runs.
Lexington's useful relationships are local: Main Street merchants around the Icehouse, the marinas on Lake Murray, and the counters that see the same commuter families weekly. Questions for Juiceboxx are which categories it will place in and how a two-town market is serviced.
Tell us about a venue, an advertising campaign, or a local partnership, and we will take it from there.