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LAKE GENEVA BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT HOSTS ANNUAL TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
DENNIS HINES
A group of Christmas carolers sing some holiday tunes in front
of Kilwins Chocolate after the Christmas tree lighting
ceremony.
Santa Claus takes photos with some children after the Christmas
tree lighting ceremony.
The lighted "joy" sign has returned to Flat Iron Park
this year to help brighten up the holiday season.
A crowd of people gather around the Brunk Pavilion at Flat Iron
Park for this year's Christmas tree lighting ceremony.
The Christmas tree lighting ceremony crowd listens to the
performance of the Central-Denison Elementary School Dynamic
Dolphin Choir.
Several downtown businesses participated in the Business
Improvement District's annual Holiday Window Decorating
Contest.
DENNIS HINES PHOTOS, REGIONAL NEWS
\Santa Claus, along with "Olaf" and Mayor Charlene
Klein, light the Christmas trees for the Lake Geneva Business
Improvement District's annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony,
which was held Nov. 24 at Flat Iron Park.
Several trees in Flat Iron Park were lightened up for the tree
lighting ceremony and will remain lit throughout the holiday
season.
Lake Geneva residents and visitors had an opportunity to enjoy some holiday magic along with their "Black Friday" shopping.
Officials from the Lake Geneva Business Improvement Districts conducted their annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony Nov. 24 in the Brunk Pavilion at Flat Iron Park, 300 Wrigley Drive in downtown Lake Geneva.
The event featured a visit from Santa Claus and "Olaf" from the "Frozen" movies, Christmas storytelling and holiday music from the Central-Denison Elementary School Dynamic Dolphin Choir.
After the tree lighting ceremony, Christmas carolers walked along the downtown area singing holiday tunes.
Several downtown businesses stayed open later hours to accommodate "Black Friday" shoppers, and representatives from the BID kicked off their annual Holiday Decorating Contest, which was held through Nov. 26.
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