Watch Main Street ‘Light Up’ into a Winter Wonderland Tonight in Old Town Newhall
Watch Main Street ‘Light Up’ into a Winter Wonderland Tonight in Old Town Newhall
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Main Street in Old Town Newhall will be transformed into a winter wonderland as thousands of lights, a 23-foot Christmas Tree, and a lighted Santa are illuminated as part of the City’s first “Light Up Main Street” event on Saturday, November 9 at 6 p.m. The free event will include visits with Santa, seasonal refreshments, holiday music, and photo opportunities on the holiday themed Hometown Trolley.
The SCV Automobile Dealers Association, Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital and the Old Town Newhall Association will be sponsoring several elements at the lighting event, including Santa and refreshments, and the opportunity to support the “Gift of Life” donation program.
Prior to the “Light Up Main Street” ceremony, dozens of businesses in Old Town Newhall will host a Block Party from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. offering discounts and special programming. Most businesses will be offering special promotions and there will be a passbook customers can complete to win free gifts.
In addition, there will be activities scheduled at the Old Town Newhall Library for the kids, cooking classes and demonstrations, specialty fitness trainings, a fashion show, a taco bar on Main Street between Market and 6th, tours of the Hart Mansion and free transportation on the holiday themed Trolley, which will offer convenient on/off stops in Old Town Newhall.
Free public parking for the Old Town Newhall Block Party and Light Up Main Street event is available at the Old Town Newhall Library, Metrolink Station, and at several public lots on and around Main Street.
For more information about the Light Up Main Street event, please contact the City of Santa Clarita’s Communications Division at (661) 255-4939 or visit Santa-Clarita.com.
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