Thursday evening, head up to Hillsborough for “Ladies Night Out”!

About 20 downtown shops, galleries and restaurants will be taking part, holding special events and offering deals for ladies (and gentlemen) from 6:00-9:00 p.m.

“Ladies Night Out is a fun thing that a lot of our shops and restaurants do every year right before Thanksgiving…so if you’re not going to the game, (head) to downtown Hillsborough,” says Mayor Tom Stevens. “And it’s fun…most of the shops have little specials going on – so it’s a great and very celebratory time.”

Ladies Night Out is put on each year by the Downtown Merchants of Historic Hillsborough, the Hillsborough Tourism Board, and the Chapel Hill/Orange County Visitors Bureau.

The Qi Garden on South Churton Street is one of the participating businesses. Lucia Shaw of the Qi Garden stopped by WCHL last week and spoke with Aaron Keck.

 

Visit this link for a full list of participating businesses and more information about what’s in store.

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