Bridgeport Village Annual Girls Night Out Event

May 22, 2013 - PRLog -- Portland’s premiere shopping and dining destination, Bridgeport Village, announced its annual “Girl’s Night Out” event will take place Thursday may 23, 2013.

The Girls Night Out takes place from 4-8pm.  Shoppers can check in upon arrival at the guest services kiosk in center court.  Upon check-in shoppers will receive a “passport to style” with special offers.  Shoppers who spend $25 or more during the event will receive a free tote bag while supplies last.  Also Bridgeport Rewards members will receive a $25 gift card with $100 purchase.

Shoppers will also enjoy exclusive discounts, extended happy hours as well as sips and treats at participating stores.

“It’s one of our most talked about events each year,” said Sarah Sumpter, Marketing Manager of Bridgeport Village.  “I think the Ladies who shop at Bridgeport are always looking for a special reason to come visit and see what’s new and Girls Night Out is the perfect opportunity.”



About Bridgeport Village: Bridgeport Village is the Portland area’s premier shopping destination. Bridgeport consists of more than 70 fine shops and services, including 11 restaurants and an 18-screen Regal Cinema with I-Max auditorium. Shoppers are treated to premium services, such as valet parking and an onsite concierge. Bridgeport Village is conveniently located just off I-5 at exit 290 in Tualatin.

About CenterCal Properties
In 2004, Fred Bruning and Jean Paul Wardy formed CenterCal Properties, LLC, to develop and acquire fine retail properties throughout the western United States. CenterCal is well-known for building destinations that become the favorite gathering place for communities. CenterCal properties owns and operates Bridgeport Village near Portland, Oregon;  Station Park in Farmington, Utah; BlackHawk Plaza in San Ramon, California; Cascade Station mixed-used development near Portland’s International Airport; Nyberg Woods in West Portland; and new development Meridian Town Square, in Boise, Idaho. For more information on these and other CenterCal projects visit www.centercal.com.