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Summit Downtown Inc. to Host 'Shop til You Drop' Tonight from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m.
This new event is another opportunity to shop and bring family and friends to another downtown evening of fun!
Everyone will enjoy another night on the town when Summit Downtown, Inc. hosts “Friends and Family Shop ‘Til You Drop” on Thursday, October 27, 2011. This new event is another opportunity to shop and bring family and friends to another downtown evening of fun! Admission is free.
All participating stores will have signs/balloons in front of their business to welcome and invite everyone to come in to enjoy special promotions and/or discounts.
What evening would be complete without music? Be sure to check out a variety of musicians who will be around our downtown to add to the ambiance of the evening.
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“This event will offer families, friends, men and women the chance to experience the unique shopping opportunities and quality service available in Summit,” says Emi Havas, Chairman of Summit Downtown, Inc. (SDI), the sponsor of the event. “Now more than ever, our decisions to shop locally can make the difference in the survival of small businesses. We hope everyone will come out for a fun evening to support their favorite businesses, discover new favorites, and share what Summit has to offer with their friends.”
Further details on the event, including a list of participating businesses will be continuously updated on the Summit Downtown, Inc. website atwww.summitdowntown.org or made available by calling their office at 908-277-6101. Also listed are some the special promotions that each store will be offering that evening.
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“See it, Shop it, and Love it. Summit.”
About Summit Downtown, Inc.
Summit Downtown, Inc. (SDI) is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the development and improvement of the quality of life in the business community in the center of the city. The organization specifically focuses on the central business district of Summit with a goal to harmonize the business and residential communities. SDI is run by a board of trustees, 17 of whom are elected, and four are appointed, including the city mayor, city administrator, and two members of common council. Visit www.summitdowntown.org for more information.
