The Christmas
season officially starts the day after Thanksgiving with big holiday sales
and local tree lightings. Peachtree City will have their second annual
lighting of the Peace Tree at The Avenue on Friday, while Fayetteville
will get into the holiday spirit on Saturday and Tyrone will have their
ceremony on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
The Peachtree
Wind Ensemble is just one of the groups performing at the annual lighting
of the Christmas Tree at The Avenue in Peachtree City. The wind ensemble
will perform from 5:30-6:15 p.m. Santa Claus will be on hand for the evening's
events as will a chorale grop from New Hope Baptist Church, the Peachtree
School of Dance, Miss Georgia Amy Mulkey and headliner Francine Reed.
Main Street
Fayetteville's annual Christmas tree Lighting and carriage rides. The
event will kick off with performances by The Fayette Youth Chorale directed
Mayor Ken Steele
will perform the duties of "Master of Ceremonies". This year's
honored guest performing the actual "lighting" of the tree will
be Fayette County High student Justin Holloway. Nearly one year ago, December
14, 2001, Justin was involved in an automobile accident which left him
with grievous injuries. Justin has made tremendous strides but is still
undergoing a series of operations.
Coffee, hot
chocolate and funnel cakes will be available to help warm you up during
the ceremony. The fun will continue even after the tree is lit with Santa
providing free carriage rides until 9:00 p.m. Photo packages will also
be available for purchase. For further information about the Tree Lighting
ceremony, please call 770-461-6029.770-461-6029.
Tyrone's annual
lighting of the Christmas Tree will take place next Tuesday from 5:30-8
p.m. Children can take a sleigh ride with Santa and his elves, enjoy hot
chocolate and be entertained by the Tyrone Tempos from Tyrone Elementary
School, the Flat Rock Middle School Band and Fayette Players and Community
Theatre, Inc. For more information, phone 770-487-4694.
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