A late-night shopping extravaganza is coming to the city.
Shoppers are invited to Sydney Street, in Brighton’s North Laine, for a night of exclusive discounts.
Many of the retailers in the street are extending their opening hours so people can come and browse after work.
The evening, led by Papersmiths, a stationery shop in the street, will see stores offering customers free samples and gifts with purchase.
A spokeswoman for Papersmiths said: “Sydney Street is in the midst of the enchanting Brighton North Laine district.
“It will come alive as local businesses join forces to bring you a night of shopping experiences.”
The shopping evening takes place on Thursday, December 14, from 6pm.
Some of the deals on offer:
Wolf and Gypsy Vintage
From 6 to 7 pm, shoppers at this clothes store can enjoy a discount of up to 15 per cent. Indulge in complimentary drinks and nibbles while you peruse the treasures on display
Rural Simplicity
Garden wares and gift store where late-night shoppers will be treated to free festive fizz from 6 pm until close.
Happy Maki
At this Sushi restaurant, people who order two mains and two drinks will get a free sharing Christmas Cauli for two. This deal runs all-day.
Papersmiths
The stationery shop is offering free mince pies, a bookmark with every purchase and a free calendar with purchases over £20.
Posh Totty
Enjoy free mince pies all day at this jewellery store and receive free recycled Sterling Silver earrings with every purchase of jewellery over £50.
We Love Falafel
We Love Falafel will be making their Christmas special falafels which raise money for Shelter charity.
Pen to Paper
For one hour, from 6 to 7 pm, enjoy ten per cent off all purchases, from cards to stationery.
Cubitts
At this optician, customers can get ten per cent off selected styles from 4 to 6pm.
Dandy
Shoppers at this café will get free tasters of banana and nutella muffins and their apple, cinnamon, honey and pecan muffins, until they run out. There will also be 10% off their usual offerings like homemade hot chocolate and chai latte
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