Kimberley Platzl light up

Santa, seasonal music and goodies next Saturday evening

Santa visits the Platzl next Saturday evening.

Santa visits the Platzl next Saturday evening.

With so much snow falling in recent days, it’s easy to slip into the Christmas spirit a little early. The snow has arrived just in time for the annual Light Up festivities in Kimberley’s Platzl.

Light up is scheduled for next Saturday, November 16.

Be in the Platzl at 6 p.m. when the Kimberley Community Choir will get you in the mood with Christmas music. Santa is scheduled to arrive soon after and the holiday lights go on at 6:30 p.m.

Bring the kids along for hot chocolate handed out by the Kimberley Dance Academy and a chance to get your picture taken with Santa.

Donations to the food bank would be greatly appreciated.

 

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