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Christmas Village in Philadelphia: Merry details for 2024 – Metro Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PALocal News

The Christmas Village in Philadelphia will return for its 2024 edition, delighting residents and tourists alike from November 28 to Christmas Eve. A special preview weekend on November 23 and 24 will kick off the festivities, providing families with a chance to experience the holiday magic early. Located in LOVE Park and parts of City Hall, the village features a vibrant array of local vendors, food stalls, and festive activities, making it a beloved destination for holiday celebrations. The event has become a staple in Philadelphia's cultural calendar, attracting thousands of visitors annually who come to enjoy the seasonal offerings. This year marks the 17th anniversary of the Christmas Village, which has grown into a significant event for the local community.

The festive atmosphere, combined with the city's iconic landmarks, creates a picturesque backdrop for holiday cheer. Organizers aim to enhance the experience further, ensuring a memorable visit for all. With its rich tradition and community engagement, the Christmas Village is more than just an event—it's a celebration of the city's spirit during the holiday season.

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