Festival of Trees & Lights 2019
Festival of Trees & Lights 2019
Start a new holiday tradition with your family at the 30th anniversary Festival of Trees & Lights. Marvel at hundreds of beautifully decorated trees, wreaths and décor — all for sale to raise funds for Norton Children’s Hospital.
Other activities include photos with Santa, children’s crafts, holiday entertainment and Hanukkah activities. Kids and the young at heart will love our ride-on train, sweet shop, gift shop and outdoor Elf Town activities.
Special thanks to our 2019 event sponsors
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