The City of Chicago is excited to announce that the 111th Annual Christmas Tree will be donated by the Holden family from Logan Square, continuing a cherished holiday tradition. Mayor Brandon Johnson, alongside the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE), shared important details about the festive activities planned for Millennium Park. The tree will serve as a symbol of community spirit, inviting residents and tourists to participate in the celebrations. This year's holiday events are expected to enhance the festive atmosphere, encouraging local participation and fostering a sense of togetherness in the city. The announcement underscores Chicago's commitment to maintaining its rich cultural heritage, particularly during the holiday season.

The tree lighting ceremony, along with various other activities, will provide an opportunity for families to create lasting memories. As this tradition continues, it reflects the city's values of community engagement and celebration. Chicagoans can look forward to an enchanting holiday experience that showcases the best of local culture and spirit.