It will officially be December on Saturday, and that means Christmas and holiday events will be happening all around.
Saturday starts with pet photos with Santa at Bethesda Row from 2-4 PM. That's right, pet photos. For $10, your pet can tell Santa what he or she wants for Christmas. The proceeds go to a familiar Bethesda Row charity, Canines for Veterans. CFV rescues, trains and places service dogs with wounded veterans, who need their skills and companionship.
Santa will be back Sunday during the same hours, again on Bethesda Lane.
Saturday night at 8:00, enjoy a Christmas choral concert at Imagination Stage (4908 Auburn Avenue), $10 adult tickets, $5 for children under 12. The concert is being produced by Bethesda Urban Partnership.
Bethesda UP is also behind the biggest event of the weekend: the arrival of Santa Claus himself in downtown Bethesda!
Hey, wait a minute - Santa Claus will be at Veterans Park from 2-4 PM. That just happens to be the same time that Santa Claus will be posing for dog photos across town at Bethesda Row!
Ladies and gentlemen, we have an impostor on our hands! Will the real St. Nicholas please stand up? This is an outrage! An investigation is in order! This could require a beard-pulling test to verify the veritable Kris Kringle.
Real or not, this Santa Claus will be just one part of the 1-4 PM show at Veterans Park (Norfolk and Woodmont Avenues) Sunday. You can also witness live ice sculpting (as opposed to pre-recorded ice sculpting?), and concerts by Westbrook ES, Our Lady of Lourdes, Norwood, Garrett Park ES and Seneca Valley HS students.
As always, it might be advisable to fortify yourself with a hot chocolate or holiday coffee drink at Dunkin' Donuts on Bethesda Avenue.
No comments:
Post a Comment