City Holiday Celebration Draws Crowd
For the twenty-fourth straight year, Medford City Hall has decked its halls with trees, lights, and other seasonal glitter for its annual holiday celebration. The event featured free food, music, ice sculptures, pony rides, and other family-oriented activities.
The 13th annual Jingle Bell Festival is also taking place and decorated trees will be on display at City Hall November 30-December 4. The tree raffle and house tours, December 3 and 4 this year, have over the years raised more than $200,000 for the Alzheimer day care program at the Buddy Coholan Community Family Center. For more information visit www.jinglebellfestival.org.
There were several Bruins-themed trees on display. Pictured above is a tree donated by Armstrong Ambulance, which also includes tickets for a lucky raffle winner.
A little boy watches a train display donated by Medford Firefighters Local 1032.
The live ice sculpting always draws an audience.
A look at a Council Chamber filled with decorated Christmas trees. Photo by Steve Eliopoulos.
A holiday-themed Lego display created by Century 21 Advance Realty.
A Victorian village donated by Mayor Michael McGlynn.
Additional Christmas trees on display for the annual Jingle Bell Festival.
Mayor McGlynn with radio personality and Medford resident Hank Morse.
A lit up City Hall. The light decorations were created by Medford Vocational Technical High School students.
– InsideMedford.com