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‘Girls Night Out’: Downtown Fort Walton Beach’s Ladies Night Shopping Crawl

Are you ready for a night of shopping, food, and fun? Downtown Fort Walton Beach has got you covered with their upcoming Ladies Night shopping crawl. According to Ashley Sukalski, the executive director of the Downtown Fort Walton Beach Organization, this event has been a hit in the past and is making a comeback after a brief […]

Jared Williams

Are you ready for a night of shopping, food, and fun?

Downtown Fort Walton Beach has got you covered with their upcoming Ladies Night shopping crawl. According to Ashley Sukalski, the executive director of the Downtown Fort Walton Beach Organization, this event has been a hit in the past and is making a comeback after a brief hiatus due to COVID.

So, what can you expect from this shopping crawl? For starters, it’s only $10 to enter, which gets you a stamp card and a coupon book for various businesses in downtown. Not only is this a great deal, but it also gives you a chance to win prizes!

Completed stamp cards will be entered into a raffle for the chance to win one of the 10 prizes that include gift certificates from restaurants, drinks, gift bags, and more.

The first Ladies Night of the year is happening this Thursday, March 30, 2023, and it promises to be a night to remember. But don’t worry if you can’t make it this time around – the Downtown Fort Walton Beach Organization plans to host this event quarterly, with the next one potentially happening in June, followed by a back-to-school event in the fall, and a Christmas-themed shopping crawl later in the year.

For this week’s event, participants will have the opportunity to visit three boutiques – Artesano Boutique, ClasSea Chic Boutique, and Liz’s Fashions – before ending the night at KC’s Sandbar and Grill.

The Downtown Fort Walton Beach Organization has paired businesses together for Ladies Night to ensure that participants won’t have to go near the downtown construction. Instead, all the participating businesses are conveniently located near each other, which makes for a fun couple of hours of shopping.

As if that weren’t enough, KC’s Sandbar and Grill will be serving light bites, and each shop will be offering a little bit of wine to help get the shopping party started.

Participants are free to visit each store in any order they choose, as long as they go to all three shops. The event will take place from 5:30-7:30 pm, so make sure you plan accordingly.

If you’re looking for a night out with your girlfriends, or just want an excuse to shop, Ladies Night in downtown Fort Walton Beach is the perfect opportunity. With great deals, exciting prizes, and the chance to support local businesses, it’s an event you won’t want to miss.

So, mark your calendars and get ready for a fun-filled night of shopping and fun! Click here to purchase your tickets!

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