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Christmas Spirit Flows In Harwich
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Santa chats with a couple of youngsters at the chamber office during the Harwich Port Stroll during Christmas In Harwich on Friday night.
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Shana Grogan and Emma Santoni were elves among the Festival of Trees being auctioned by the chamber of commerce. The elves were selling cookies to raise funds for the Grateful Mug Cafe project.
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The Harwich Elementary School chorus leads the way with Christmas caroling at the tree lighting ceremony in Doane Park on Friday evening.
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Frostine (Tory Bessette), queen of the candy, displays an outfit created by Stitchology at 204 Sisson during the Holiday Market that took place on there on Saturday.
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The fireworks, sponsored by the Wequassett Resort and Eastward Ho Country Club, lit up the sky over Pleasant Bay on Saturday evening.
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People huddled around the outside fire pits at the Wequassett Resort on Saturday evening to enjoy the Christmas in Harwich Fireworks over Pleasant Bay.
HARWICH – The cold temperatures and high winds did not deter people from coming out to the Harwich Port Stroll last Friday night.
The tree lighting ceremony, where caroling was led by the Harwich Elementary School chorus, drew a crowd. John and Jeannie Wheeler were honored for starting the tree lighting tradition 20 years ago. Santa had a long line of families with the youngsters excited to relate the requests they hope will be located beneath the tree on Christmas morning.
The Holiday Market at 204 Sisson was jammed on Saturday, and while temperatures remained on the cold side, conditions did not dissuade a large turnout for the Christmas in Harwich fireworks over Pleasant Bay that evening.
“It was a great weekend in Harwich,” said Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Cyndi Williams.
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