Harrison Gears Up for Festive Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony

The festive spirit will illuminate Harrison as the town gears up for its Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. Scheduled for Friday, December 13, 2024, at 6 p.m., the event promises to be a dazzling display of holiday cheer at the Harrison Library Park, also known as the Franklin D. Roosevelt Park.

Residents are encouraged to join the celebration a bit earlier as refreshments will be served, setting the mood for a night filled with joy and community togetherness. The park, centrally located along Harrison Avenue between Frank E. Rodgers Blvd and North 5th Street, will serve as the perfect backdrop for this cherished local tradition.

This year’s event is open to everyone, welcoming both children and adults to partake in the festivities. It’s an excellent opportunity for families to kickstart their holiday season under the glow of the beautifully adorned Christmas tree.

Mayor James Fife and members of the Town Council are expected to attend. The tree lighting is more than just a ceremonial act; it's a symbol of unity and festive spirit that envelops the town during the holiday season.

Mark your calendars and don’t miss out on this enchanting evening that promises to spread holiday joy and light up hearts across Harrison. You might even be able to strike up a conversation with a couple of your neighbors.

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