Community
City of Fall River announces free 2024 tree lighting celebration and festivities
The City of Fall River is pleased to announce the 2024 Tree Lighting Celebration. This celebration is set to take place at the Fall River Government Center following the 40th Annual Children’s Holiday Parade. This event is free to all adults and children thanks to the generous sponsorship of Bay Coast Bank.
“We are excited to support the spirit of community by sponsoring Fall River’s Annual Tree Lighting Celebration,” said John McMahon, Senior Vice President, Community Engagement at BayCoast Bank. “This special event provides the perfect opportunity for our neighbors to come together and celebrate the season with free, family-friendly entertainment. BayCoast Bank is proud to be a part of this tradition, helping create lasting memories for our entire community.”
“Our sincere thanks go to Bay Coast Bank for their support of the Annual Tree Lighting Celebration. We hope that everyone takes advantage of this family friendly event to make some wonderful holiday memories with their family and friends “said Mayor Paul Coogan.
This year’s Tree Lighting Celebration will be filled with fun and free activities on Saturday, December 7th from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. to keep the holiday spirit going following the parade. At approximately 5:00 p.m., special guests will join Mayor Paul Coogan to light the tree for the first time this season. Please see below for event activities:
· Family Photobooth
· Hot Chocolate
· DJ Eric Juice
· Face Painting
· Crafts & Games
· Giveaways
· Performances by Circus Dynamics
· Meet and Greet with The Grinch
· Workshop by Home Depot
· Food Trucks
o Pop’s Brick Oven Pizza
o BBQ Y Mas
o Mac N Cheese Please
o County Fare Hot Dogs
The 2024 Holiday Tree was generously donated by Fall River resident, Gonisio Sousa.
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