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Caroga Arts Tree Lighting

Name: Caroga Arts Tree Lighting
Start: 2022-11-26T13:30:00-05:00
End: 2022-11-26T17:30:00-05:00
Location: Sherman’s Park

November 26, 2022 @ 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm

Celebrate the Holiday Season at the 5th Annual Caroga Arts Tree Lighting on the grounds of Sherman’s Park!

Event Schedule

Starting at 1:30pm Hay Rides Carousel Rides Hot Chocolate and Bon Fire *Rides are free and open to the public with free-will donations greatly appreciated to help support future community events. 1:30-4:00pm (every half hour) Book reading by Cheryl Bielli: “The Boy Who Never Threw Anything Out” 3:00pm Santa arrives with treats for the kids! 4:30pm Musical performance by Caroga Arts musicians 5:00pm Tree Lighting Ceremony and Carol Singing

Lead Sponsor WCLA

Book Reading

1:30-4:00pm, every half hour

Cheryl Bielli, local illustrator of “The Boy Who Never Threw Anything Out,” will read her humorous new children’s book every half hour from 1:30-4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26 at Sherman’s in Caroga Lake as part of Caroga Arts Tree Lighting. The book is the story of a young boy whose growing piles of stuff eventually trap him in his bedroom and how he is able to solve his problem through recycling and donating. The story was written by Margie Peterson of Emmaus, PA and is published by Crave Press. It is available online through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Indie Bound Books and other national retailers. Signed books also will be available in limited supply at the tree lighting. More information on the book can be obtained via Messenger at Mrs. B’s Petite Galerie & Studio on Facebook.

Light Up Caroga!

Are you interested in getting involved in this wonderful holiday tradition? Caroga Arts is looking for members of our community who are willing to help purchase decorations to light up Sherman’s Park. Your donation now will help Caroga Arts bring the holiday spirit to Sherman’s Park for years to come. To thank you for your generosity, we want to include you on a display at Sherman’s this holiday season. If you would like to be publicly recognized, please include your name and/or a short message in the “comments” section below.