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The Portland tree lighting ceremony is a beloved local tradition that will be streamed live on KGW+ this year, allowing viewers to join in the festivities from home. Taking place on November 29 at Pioneer Courthouse Square, the event serves as a festive kickoff to the holiday season. KGW has a history of broadcasting such events, enhancing community engagement and accessibility. The live stream offers an opportunity for those unable to attend in person to witness the joyous occasion. Community members can expect a beautifully decorated tree and a celebratory atmosphere as they gather, whether physically or virtually.

The significance of this event resonates with many Portlanders, as it symbolizes togetherness during the holidays. KGW+ has made it easier for viewers to watch the ceremony, ensuring that everyone can partake in the experience. For those who miss the live coverage, the recorded version will be available for viewing later.

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