Participating Businesses:

Allied Arts

Bayou on Bay

Bellingham Bar & Grill

Digs

Downtown Emporium

Garys'

GB Heron

Greenhouse

Giuseppe's

Hilton's

Ideal

Innate

Kids Northwest

Left Right Left

Nimbus

The Paperdoll

Plum Hair Studio

Temple Bar

Events:

5-8pm: PRIMP, SHOP and SIP!
Pick up a Ladies’ Night Out map at any participating business that lists special sales, promotions, beauty services and refreshments happening

all over town!

Click here to download the Ladies' Night Out map!

8pm: PARTY for a CAUSE!
Kick back at an after party at the Wild Buffalo benefiting Womencare Shelter. While there, ladies will learn what Womencare does, enjoy live music, drink specials, entertainment and more. The first 300 ticketholders will receive a goody bag packed with tons of great merchandise and deals from local businesses. Proceeds from ticket sales and the after party raffle will be donated to Womencare Shelter. Last year brought in over $4,000 for Womencare, over 400 attendees, and we’re expecting it to be even bigger and better this year!

ABOUT WOMENCARE:

Womencare, a private, non-profit organization was established in 1979 to provide safe, confidential, emergency shelter and support services to women and their children who are victims of domestic violence. Trained in advocacy based counseling, Womencare advocates support battered women and their children as they examine the tactics and dynamics of domestic violence, safety planning, explore options, problem solve, and learn about community resources.

Womencare Shelter provides:

•Whatcom County's only 24-hour Domestic Violence Helpline and 24-hour crisis intervention for survivors of domestic violence, their family, friends, or co-workers.

•Emergency shelter, food, limited clothing and personal care items to shelter residents.

•Access to shelter 24 hrs. a day, 7 days a week for women and their children who are victims of domestic violence.

•Individual, and group advocacy-based counseling, legal, medical and financial referrals and advocacy, parenting and child advocacy.

Appropriate community referrals.

•Community Education and training opportunities on domestic violence, intervention, and prevention for the general public and professional groups.

•Support, information, safety planning and community referrals via a 24 hour Domestic Violence Helpline.