Metro Atlanta
Metro Atlanta

Avondale Estates sets Tree Lighting for Nov. 28

The first Town Green Lighting will take place at 6 p.m. Nov. 28 in Avondale Estates. Here Santa and Mrs. Claus greet children during Winter Wanderland that is scheduled for noon to 5 p.m. Dec. 10 at participating businesses in the city. (Courtesy of Explore Avondale)

Credit: Explore Avondale

Credit: Explore Avondale

The first Town Green Lighting will take place at 6 p.m. Nov. 28 in Avondale Estates. Here Santa and Mrs. Claus greet children during Winter Wanderland that is scheduled for noon to 5 p.m. Dec. 10 at participating businesses in the city. (Courtesy of Explore Avondale)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Nov 24, 2022

In Avondale Estates, the first Town Green Tree Lighting, 64 N. Avondale Road, is scheduled at 6 p.m. Nov. 28.

Ballerinas from the DeKalb School of the Arts will perform dances from the Nutcracker.

The Decatur Avondale Children’s Choir will lead the audience in a sing-along after their performance.

During December - also on the Town Green, the first three Wednesdays will feature different performers each week along with festive drinks and treats.

Winter Wanderland will take place from noon to 5 p.m. Dec. 10 at the city’s participating businesses.

Meet Santa at The Lost Druid, Elsa at Finders Keepers and the Art-Bominal Snowman at Little Tree Art Studio.

For more information, visit facebook.com/ExploreAvondaleGa or AvondaleEstates.org.

About the Author

Carolyn Cunningham
More Stories

Keep Reading

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens (center) strolls along the eastside Beltline trail in April, 2024. The mayor recently announced a proposal to expand all eight of the city's tax allocation districts, including the Beltline TAD, to fund more than $5 billion worth of projects. (Riley Bunch/AJC)

Credit: Riley Bunch/AJC

How Mayor Dickens wants to spend Atlanta’s tax district extension revenue

The total project list comes with a $14.7 billion total price tag, according to documents obtained by the AJC.

THE FUTURE OF MARTA

MARTA was meant to go more places. Here’s why it doesn’t.

MARTA is searching for new leadership while it works toward completion of the largest capital investments made to the system in more than a decade.

DeKalb jailers ignored Army vet for hours as he lay dying, lawsuit alleges

A lawsuit contends that guards at the DeKalb County Jail ignored a U.S. Army veteran dying of an overdose.

The Latest

Hundreds of people attended this month's Ward 4 Citywide Festival organized by Councilman Roderick Gay, who is up for reelection. A banner across the top of the stage reads “Roderick Gay, Moving Us 4 Ward.” (Courtesy of city of College Park's Facebook page)

Credit: City of College Park's Facebook page

College Park elected officials blur lines between campaigning, governing

At 14, they were in gangs, police say. Now they’re charged in a 13-year-old’s killing.

How Mayor Dickens wants to spend Atlanta’s tax district extension revenue

Featured

(Photo Illustration: Philip Robibero | Sources: Hyosub Shin for the AJC, Unsplash)

Credit: Philip Robibero / AJC

THE FUTURE OF MARTA

MARTA was meant to go more places. Here’s why it doesn’t.

MARTA is searching for new leadership while it works toward completion of the largest capital investments made to the system in more than a decade.

Ex-PSC candidate took notebook of Georgia Power trade secrets, police say

A warrant alleges former Public Service Commission candidate Patty Durand placed a booklet of Georgia Power trade secret information into her purse and left a hearing room.

Buckhead HOA can’t keep neglecting historic Black cemetery, judge says

An Atlanta judge has forced a luxury Buckhead townhome HOA to refurbish and maintain one of the most historically significant African American cemeteries in the metro.