Ripon's annual Late Night Shopping event will return later this month.
Taking place on Thursday 27th November, the event will see local businesses extend their opening hours to offer festive treats and exclusive one-night-only deals.
From 5pm, the AFO Choir will perform in the Market Square, providing seasonal music as visitors explore the city centre.
Shops displaying the ‘Jingle & Mingle’ poster will also take part in a special prize draw initiative, launched this year as the Jingle & Mingle Card.
Shoppers who spend £5 or more at five different participating businesses on the night can collect stamps toward a completed card.
Finished cards can be returned to Ripon BID at 8 Westgate by 1st December.
Entries will be included in a draw for a £50 voucher and two £20 vouchers to spend locally, with winners announced on 2nd December at visitripon.co.uk/christmas.
The event is supported by Ripon BID, which aims to highlight and promote the city’s business community during the festive period.
Full details, terms and conditions, and a list of participating businesses are available at visitripon.co.uk/news.

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