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in the craft are invited to take part. There is a $5 fee to cover the cost for frames and greens, but people are asked to bring along their own decorations for the wreath they create. The event will benefit the Plymouth Histor- ical Society, and pre-registration is required by calling Dick or Kathi Flanders at 455-2013.
On Saturday, Plymouth Rec- reation Department will also hold the Kids Outdoor Holi- day Bash at Plymouth Elemen- tary School for PES students in grades K-5 from noon until 2 p.m. Additional information on the Bash can be acquired by contacting the Rec. Department at 536-1397 where students can also register to participate in all the fun.
PSU will hold their annual Holiday Concert at the Silver Center from 4-5 p.m. that af- ternoon as well. Tickets for that event are $5 for adults, free for children under 12, and may be purchased by calling 536-2787 on online at plymouthstatetick- ets.universitytickets.com/.
Downtown businesses will also be welcoming holiday revelers to their stores from 4-5 p.m. while at 4:30, Tim Keefe will lead ev- eryone in a cheerful Holiday Carol Sing-a-Long at the Plym- outh Town Common.
The much-anticipated Hol- iday Parade will kick off soon after at 5 p.m. with illuminated floats, marching bands, walking contingencies, horses, dancers and more. Then, as the last of the entries make their way along Main St. in Plymouth, Santa will
roll through town to greet the crowds as well, courtesy of a ride from the Plymouth Fire-Rescue department.
Santa won’t be hurrying back to the North Pole however. In- stead, he and his elves will be waiting to meet all the good boys and girls beside a bonfire on Green Street shortly after the parade. Alex Ray of the Com- mon Man Family of Restaurants and the Plymouth Rotary will be there as well, selling burgers, hot dogs, cups of chowder and chili
for “family-friendly” prices at their “Chill Buster BBQ.” There will also be a one-dollar “Quick Line” for those just seeking a hot cup of coffee or cocoa to ward off the nighttime chill.
Finally, on Sunday, Santa will be at the PSU Ice Arena to skate with the public from 2-4 p.m. The event is free and while every- one is encouraged to bring their own ice skates, those who need skates will be accommodated at no charge. Santa will also take time out that day for photos with
his young friends.
Ending the busy weekend will
be a performance by the Pemi Choral Society at PSU’s Silver Center for the Arts. Their Win- ter Concert, “Snow Angels,” will take place from 3-5 p.m. on Sun- day. Admission to the concert is through free-will donations.
Organizers for the weekend advise that due to ongoing health concerns, masks will be required at most indoor events that week- end.
CHRISTMAS PIE ORDERS
Visit WWW.CARDIGANMTNORCHARD.COM or stop by the store to fill out an order form.
Shop our store for all your holiday shopping needs: locally made gifts, apple butter, jams, syrup, honey, soap, make your own gift baskets, etc. Apples, donuts, cider, pies available daily while supplies last.
603.744.0303
231 LAKE ST, BRISTOL Wednesday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. www.cardiganmtnorchard.com
Tapply-Thompson Community Center’s 67th Annual
Holiday Stroll
Santa’s Village will be outside again this year! We will be hosting a Holiday Stroll at the Newfound Memorial Middle School Parking Lot.
We are excited to offer this event complete with the Village Workshop, Ms. Claus Cookie Kitchen, North Pole Railroad, A Surprise Scene, and of course....Santa Claus!!
The stroll will be through the bus lane at NMMS with parking in the parking lot & on North Main Street. Registration will be on North Main Street prior to the bus parking lot.
Santa’s Village will be held rain or shine so mark your calendars, dress warm & come out and enjoy this magical Holiday tradition!!
For more information, call the TTCC at 744-2713 or visit us at www.ttccrec.org
Saturday,
Dec. 11th
4 - 7 pm
Newfound Memorial Middle School Parking Lot
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!