The annual holiday parade and Christmas tree lighting in the City of Plymouth on Saturday, November 28 has been canceled due to the ongoing concerns surrounding the community spread of COVID-19.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members considered two road closure requests this week pertaining to upcoming holiday activities.
Continue readingThe Town of Culver is gearing up for the Christmas season. The town’s annual Christmas caroling and tree lighting event will take place Friday, November 30 at the Train Depot.
The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members considered two requests to close alleys and streets for various events.
The City of Plymouth lighted holiday parade and Christmas tree lighting event is set for Saturday at 6 p.m.
Santa will lead the parade down Michigan Street in a Plymouth fire truck and get in place for the Christmas tree lighting and the unveiling of the park department’s light show at River Park Square.
Prior to this event, shop small business Saturday! Shop the downtown merchants where you will have a chance to win a $250 voucher to be used to purchase items at the downtown businesses. Win the voucher by checking off all of the items on your scavenger hunt list. Items pertaining to the Rees Theater can be found at participating stores. Find those items and check them off on your list. The scavenger hunt ends at 4 p.m. Continue reading
Santa will be visiting Plymouth a whole month early! On Saturday, November 25th Santa will arrive on a fire truck during the Holiday Parade at 6 p.m.
The parade will be on Michigan Street, starting at Adams Street and ending in River Park Square. Santa will make his way to River Park Square for the tree lighting ceremony. The Park Department will perform a light show after the Christmas tree is lit. When the light show is complete, Santa will be at the Marshall County Museum for photos. Model trains will be running at the museum starting at 11 a.m.
Hot chocolate and cookies will be available all evening. Grab the whole family and come out for a night of festivities featuring Old Saint Nick as the guest of honor.
The staff at the mayor’s office is looking toward the holiday season and preparing for the annual tree lighting and parade.
Mayor Mark Senter presented the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members this week with a request to close streets for the holiday events.
The entry deadline for the 2016 Plymouth Parade of Lights Christmas Celebration is rapidly approaching. This year’s parade will take place Saturday, Nov. 26, with entry applications due Friday, Nov. 18. Continue reading
Visitors to downtown Plymouth will have an opportunity to Christmas shop, enjoy the annual tree lighting and the Parade of Lights as part of one fun-filed day this year. Continue reading
