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Santa, Tour of Homes coming in Stone Mountain

By April Hunt
Dec 6, 2010

Two big holiday events arrive in Stone Mountain on Saturday.

First,, a breakfast with Santa will be held from 7 to 10 a.m. at the Stone Mountain First United Methodist Church. A donation of $5 is requested for the event, which also features games and crafts, to benefit the city’s Cooperative Ecumenical Ministry.

Starting at 10 a.m., then, the city’s Women’s Club will host its annual Christmas Tour of Homes. For $20, visitors get to see five homes in Stone Mountain Village, one in Smokerise and receive lunch at the group’s clubhouse on East Mountain Street.

For more information about the breakfast, contact the church at 770-469-9767.

Tickets for the tour are available at the Stone Mountain OPO Emporium on East Mountain Street, the ART Station or the Visitors’ Center in the red caboose downtown.

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