Retail therapy (from left): Jan Munn, Karen Fitzgerald, Jan Bittner, Robin Loechel, Tammy Burton and Cathy Lawrie show off their haul in Ormerod St's Amali.
Naracoorte's Anna Thring is delighted to be welcomed by Ormerod St store Molly Magoo.
Naracoorte's Julie Maresch and Jan Mobbs go on a shopping spree in The Laundry Hub.
Kate Driver (left), Eliza Block, Brooke McBain, Cherie Maywald with son Vander (on horse), Karen Burow, Bron Andrews, Jodie Pedler and Kristy Lowe with daughter Portia on the late night shopping spree.
Binnum's Kathy Biggins and Sam Bird shop up a storm at Sportspower.
Mandy Ingenito from Frances, Tania Shepherd from Minimay and Naracoorte's Ann Bell are spoilt for choice at The Laundry Hub.
Barb Possingham from Joanna (left), Chris Sambell from Naracoorte and Sue Smith from Benayeo give their credit cards a workout in Sportspower.
Carol Pfitzner, from Frances is served by The Laundry Hub shop assistant Simone Mueller.
NARACOORTE'S main street was buzzing last Thursday evening as 100 shoppers got their retail fix.
Organised by the Frances Playcentre fundraising committee, the shopping night was praised as a success by both the shoppers and stores involved.
The event encouraged members of the wider community to shop locally - taking advantage of Naracoorte's Thursday late night shopping promotion - and enticed people out from a number of outlying towns including Edenhope, Apsley, Minimay and Frances.
Nine shops opened their doors for the eight groups of shoppers who spent 20 minutes in each before moving on to the next one.
Each of the businesses had exclusive specials and some even offered a glass of wine on arrival which added to the fun "girls night out" atmosphere.
After everyone had shopped until they dropped they made their way to Sweet Espresso for a complimentary drink and nibbles.
A raffle was drawn with prizes donated by the stores involved, who were approached after sponsoring or supporting the Playcentre or Frances Primary School in some way.
The money raised from ticket sales and store donations will go towards buying books for the Frances Primary School Library as part of the preschool home library borrowing program.
A new section in the library will be beneficial for the preschool aged children as well as the Frances community.