Enjoy a festive evening at Potters while helping give local wildlife a second chance.

Looking for a fun evening with friends as the holiday season approaches? Potters’ Girls Night Out returns on Wednesday, October 28, and Thursday, October 29, 2026, bringing together Christmas shopping, festive inspiration, and support for local charities.


We’re grateful that Critter Care Wildlife Society is one of the recipients of this year’s fundraising efforts. We’ll also have a table at the event, so please stop by and say hello. We’d love to meet you!


An Evening of Holiday Inspiration

Held at The Christmas Store at Potters, within Potters Nursery on 192nd Street, the event offers a chance to explore Christmas decorating trends, ornaments, and gift ideas with friends.



Guests can enjoy complimentary appetizers, wine, coffee, tea, and Pellegrino while they browse. Potters is also offering 10% off purchases that evening, plus 20% off one regular priced item. Each night includes raffles for five $100 Christmas Store gift cards.


A Little Shopping, a Meaningful Difference

Community support helps us provide food, shelter, and specialized care for injured and orphaned native mammals as they prepare for a return to the wild. We appreciate Potters for including Critter Care in this year’s fundraising, and everyone who comes out to support the event.


Whether you’re getting a head start on your Christmas shopping or simply enjoying an evening together, we hope you’ll make our table one of your stops.


Attendance is limited, and Potters says both evenings sell out every year. Choose your night and book early!


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