National "Girls Night Out" Day, We Thought It Was Weekly Too

News Staff • September 22, 2023

NATIONAL GIRLS’ NIGHT : September 22

gulf shores girls night out

So the vacation season is ending and you haven't seen your BFF for a while, then make plans for tonight. It is National Girls Night Out day and a good reason to get your group together. Okay, we know that locals practice this once or twice a week, but since it's officially a "national day" then you can round-up the entire gang.


National Girls’ Night encourages women to gather with their best girlfriends for a night in to relax, recharge, and foster meaningful connections. Of course, there are many ways to celebrate a Girls’ Night. Whether you stay in or go out, the night invites women to reconnect and celebrate life together. Choose to cook together or seek out your favorite restaurant. Enjoy a book club together or a movie night. Visit a beachfront bar with your favorite band. The celebration is all about women disconnecting from the stresses of everyday life. What’s better than engaging with besties for an evening of social self-care?


Here are some favorite local spots to think about today:


COASTAL RESTAURANT AND BAR:  A new restaurant and lifestyle location in Orange Beach, Alabama. Amazing waterfront views


COBALT THE RESTAURANT:  Casual atmosphere with waterfront dining, live music and great service.


THE HANGOUT: Where 59 Ends and the Fun Begins! The Hangout is a famous family restaurant and entertainment


THE FLORA-BAMA:  Home of the Bushwackers and the Interstate Mullet Toss. Live Beachfront Music


TACKY JACKS:  Serving the Gulf Coast for 40 years...and counting. BY LAND OR SEA!


LULU'S:  Fabulous food, great service, family friendly environment, fun shopping and new arcade


VOYAGERS:  Discover authentic Gulf Coast cuisine amidst an intimate setting and panoramic Gulf views

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