Holiday Market and Stroll returns to O.B.

Posted Friday, December 20, 2024 12:05 pm

Children had the chance to practice their ice skating skills at the Main Street Association’s ice skating rink.

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Santa Claus traveled all the way from the North Pole to visit Oyster Bay in person.

Photos courtesy Main Street Association

Adults had the opportunity to relax at the event’s outdoor lounge.

Photos courtesy Main Street Association

Wonderland Tree Care + Landscapes gave attendees the chance to ride through the market in style.

Photos courtesy Main Street Association

The event was filled with performances, including a holiday dance show by the students from Gone Dancing dance school in Oyster Bay.

Photos courtesy Main Street Association

The Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce’s annual Holiday Market and Stroll brought the season of cheer into the heart of the hamlet on Dec. 14. Carolers, dancers and local businesses all came together to make the day a special one, reaching a crescendo of holiday cheer with the arrival of that “jolly old elf,” Santa Claus himself.

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