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Nutcracker Village opens to lights and cheers

Weirton, WVLocal News

The 2024 Steubenville Nutcracker Village launched to cheers from the crowd, marking a decade of festive celebrations in the city. The event was highlighted by the flipping of the switch that illuminated Fourth Street, creating a spectacular visual display. This year, the village added ten new life-size nutcracker figures, bringing the total to 210, which line the streets and delight visitors. The opening ceremony not only celebrates the holiday season but also serves as a reminder of the community's commitment to preserving local traditions. Each nutcracker embodies the spirit of creativity and artistry, making the village a significant attraction for both locals and tourists.

The Nutcracker Village has become an integral part of Steubenville's cultural identity, drawing crowds and fostering community spirit. As families explore the display, they experience an enchanting holiday atmosphere that strengthens their connection to the city. This annual event highlights the importance of local celebrations in enhancing community ties and boosting local tourism.

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