Joyful shopper

Holly-Lee Lambert enjoys the variety on offer at Flowers For You on Nov. 29.

Winter wonderland

Winter wonderland

Holly-Lee Lambert enjoys the variety on offer at Flowers For You on Nov. 29.

Many stores were open late during Almost Midnight Madness and shoppers could be seen around downtown getting good deals for the holidays.

 

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