Ladies celebrate a night on the town
DALBY ladies were treated to a night on the town by the Dalby Presbyterian Church on Friday evening.
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LADIES of all ages came together to celebrate a night on the town as the Dalby Presbyterian Church hosted a girls night at Urban Paddock on Friday evening.
More than 120 ladies braved the windy evening to share drinks and nibbles as Alison Clark from the Dalby Hope Centre imparted words of wisdom.
Organiser Rach Daff said the night was all about providing outreach and showing that church is for everyone.
This was the first Girls Night at Urban Paddock and the ladies of the church look forward to another great event next year.
The men will have their turn soon as the church are also hosting a Beer and Brisket evening later this month.
Check out the photos from the evening below.
Originally published as Ladies celebrate a night on the town
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